Police arrested a 39-year-old Columbus woman after officers revived her with naloxone; investigators say suspected fentanyl and distribution items were seized.

A man was found dead Tuesday on County Road 350 North in Hancock County; a suspect is in custody and the prosecutor's office will review the case.

IMPD arrested a 19‑year‑old after a July 18 east‑side shooting that killed a 20‑year‑old; detectives say they seized firearms and suspected narcotics.

Roughly 100 rounds were fired near an alleged Airbnb party in Fountain Square early Tuesday, leaving multiple homes and cars struck and neighbors shaken.

Utah‑born Swig opened a Greenwood shop offering customizable 'dirty sodas' and sweets. The chain says its menu yields more than 1 million combinations.

Mid‑60s and mostly clear this morning with a high near 75. Heat surges into the low‑90s Sunday with a chance of scattered storms; plan ahead.

Novo Nordisk sued Eli Lilly in New Jersey, alleging false advertising over weight‑loss ads and asking a court to force withdrawal and corrective advertising.

A man wanted in Hamilton County was arrested in Indianapolis and now faces multiple sex-related felony charges tied to an alleged August 2024 incident, court records show.

Redwire opened a 30,000‑sq‑ft microgravity R&D hub at Novaparke in Georgetown to host ISS‑linked experiments and pharma partnerships. The site includes a live payload ops center.

A 33-year-old motorcyclist was killed and a juvenile passenger hospitalized after a vehicle failed to yield at a Summitville Road intersection outside Alexandria, officials say.

Denver-based Birdcall plans five Indianapolis-area restaurants, targeting Carmel‑Fishers‑Westfield and southern neighborhoods with sandwiches, tenders and gluten‑free nuggets.

Two people were charged after prosecutors say a home‑care company billed Indiana Medicaid for more than $10.9M in services that weren’t provided.

An 18-year-old was arrested after a Nov. 4 shooting on Indianapolis' northwest side; the victim suffered non-life-threatening injuries. Police asked the public to call Crime Stoppers.