A stolen e-bike led IMPD to arrest a 19-year-old after officers say they found a loaded handgun fitted with a conversion device. Marion County prosecutors will review charges.

Alexandria police seized about $200,000 in new tools and other merchandise after a March 2 stop; two people now face organized retail theft and corrupt business influence charges.

Volunteers and family say investigators still have DNA and other evidence in the 2004 Mooresville killing of Ronli Ratliff, and are asking the public for tips.

Beau Bayh surged past rivals with a strong first-quarter haul and now carries roughly $2 million into the lead-up to June’s nominating conventions. The gap reshapes the early math in the secretary of state contest.

Two senior Republican officials in the Indiana Election Division will resign effective May 6 after a letter criticizing Secretary of State Diego Morales. The departures come as county clerks finalize ballots for the May 5 primary.

Indianapolis Ballet principal Yoshiko Kamikusa has opened Legacy Tokyo on Mass Ave, pairing Sutadonya rice bowls with family recipes while continuing to perform. The shop sits in the Factory Arts District and leans on both chain staples and house additions.

Bloomington will not renew its Flock Safety contract and says it will limit data access while it evaluates alternatives and prepares a report for the council.

Morning showers and isolated storms give way to a near‑80s warmup. A cold front late Friday could bring heavier rain and a frost risk early next week.

A coordinated narcotics warrant roundup in Johnson County resulted in 22 arrests, officials say. The multi-agency sweep targeted suspected street-level dealers after a months-long probe.

A construction auger reportedly struck a buried gas main near US‑31, shutting I‑465’s north side in Carmel and causing miles of backups while crews repair the line.

A Nappanee bookkeeper was sentenced to 22 months in federal prison after admitting to stealing about $79,000 from clients in a guardianship program.

Noblesville will extend weekday free street parking to three hours and remove meters from several lots starting April 23.

Court filings say a Greenfield driver had meth, fentanyl and THC in his system after a Feb. 10 head‑on collision on State Road 67 that killed a passenger. Prosecutors charged him in mid‑April.