A former Ben Davis custodian says she was raped multiple times by a coworker during night shifts in 2024 and has sued the district, accusing supervisors of ignoring her reports.

Indiana reopened a Cambridge Math & Science grant for 2026–27, offering per-school funding, exam support and student incentives; applications are due July 17.

AT&T says its $1.9 billion Indiana build will extend fiber, improve 5G and strengthen FirstNet across the state. Local public‑private projects are already under way.

A 17-year-old signed a plea that would send him to prison for 45 years for the 2024 killing of Makayla Bauman; sentencing is set for July 1, 2026.

Marion County Sheriff's Office posted a wanted notice for Kenneth R. Bailey, 50, wanted for failing to register as a sex offender. The post lists his description and case numbers.

The City-County Council approved PILOT tax deals to convert vacant lots into nearly 270 affordable apartments across the Old Southside and West Indianapolis neighborhoods. The moves pair local incentives with federal credits to make the projects work.

Sunny, dry days through Thursday with highs near 78–86°F. Showers and storms possible Saturday into Sunday.

A Marion-area man faces rape charges after an 18-year-old woman says she was assaulted in a Gaston barn. The victim texted 911 during the ride back to Marion.

Damien Center will hand out two-week PrEP starter packs and write same-day Truvada prescriptions at Indy Pride’s Military Park health pavilion. No preregistration or insurance is required.

A Chicago man was arrested after a high‑speed I‑94 chase that ran through an active Lake County work zone. Troopers say speeds neared 130 mph before a PIT maneuver and a K9 ended the pursuit.

Tickets are on sale for the World Food Championships in Indianapolis this October. GA starts at $15 and kids 8 and under get free admission.

Court documents say security footage shows a fatal beating inside the Johnson County Jail; prosecutors are reviewing charges as a man has been arrested.

A Baylor‑led consortium's AllFaith Benchmark finds major language models often omit religious perspectives in ethics answers and show conversion biases. The work is open‑sourced for developers and scholars.