The Education Department approved Indiana’s waiver to merge about $50M from five federal grants into one flexible pot — a move officials say will cut red tape and critics say could hurt disadvantaged students.

After a Monroe County judge sided with Showers West tenants, Bloomington’s RDC has filed appeals and voted to send two lease disputes to mediation on June 29.

Ballard's campaign says it submitted 35,167 petition signatures to county clerks as it races June 30 and July 15 deadlines. Verification now determines whether he makes the November ballot.

Police raided an unlicensed Arlington Avenue club and destroyed nearly 3,000 containers of alcohol while public-health officials posted a closure notice. Investigators executed a search warrant and seized records as the probe continues.

Six relatives were charged after a 7‑day‑old infant was fatally mauled by the family dog in Markle. Court records and an autopsy detailed severe injuries and troubling living conditions.

A 17-year-old was arrested after a foot chase on Indy’s east side; detectives later recovered multiple weapons at the teen’s home, police say.

A midday shooting on Indianapolis' west side left one person dead. IMPD responded to the 6100 block of Beachview Drive and homicide detectives are investigating.

Monon & Main, a 34,650‑sqft Class A+ mixed‑use in Carmel, sold for $12.25M — roughly $354 per square foot — in a Cushman & Wakefield‑brokered deal.

A sinkhole briefly closed eastbound State Road 32 at Union Street in downtown Westfield; crews made a temporary repair and a long-term fix is planned.

A Montpelier shooting left one man wounded and prompted a nearly 25‑mile police chase that ended with a local man jailed on attempted murder and aggravated battery charges.

A Carmel family has sued the Diocese and Our Lady of Mount Carmel School, alleging repeated sexual harassment and threats against their seventh‑grade son were ignored.

Court documents say a 57‑year‑old Greenfield man allegedly left his home waving a knife and threatened children playing in a yard; he now faces four felony counts.

A Chicago Fed analysis finds homeowners insurance rose faster than incomes in parts of the Seventh District, squeezing low‑income households and raising cancellation risk.