Corteva said New Corteva — its crop‑protection spinoff — will be headquartered in Indianapolis after a planned separation in Q4 2026. Vylor, the seed business, will be based in Johnston, Iowa.

A Johnson County judge sent a Greenwood man to prison for 31.5 years after a jury convicted him of rape, stalking and related felonies. Prosecutors pointed to a lengthy criminal record as an aggravator.

Opening day of practice at Indianapolis Motor Speedway offered a first look at the 110th Indy 500 field, with photographers capturing candid driver moments and on-track prep.

A two-vehicle crash at Quaker Boulevard and Stout Heritage Parkway shut the intersection and left the scene under investigation.

The Love Bug has opened at The Garage Food Hall in Bottleworks, serving scratch-made comfort food and a limited weekend brunch menu. The stall joins a growing roster of local vendors downtown.

Buckingham floated a 58-unit townhome concept beside the Indiana Farm Bureau building, adding low-rise infill housing to downtown Indianapolis.

An IU student agreed to plead guilty to felony criminal confinement in a September 2024 assault; the plea calls for six years suspended to probation and 200 hours of service.

INDYCAR says it will stop weighing pit windows and running order when deciding full-course yellows after Alexander Rossi's stall at the Sonsio Grand Prix. The change is effective immediately.

A 54-year-old Rockville man was arrested May 11 and faces two counts of disseminating matter harmful to minors. Authorities say state ICAC investigators assisted in the case.

IPS will give seven unused parcels to Greater Indy Habitat, opening the way for up to 16 affordable homes aimed at neighbors and school employees.

Indy DPW says it completed resurfacing and drainage upgrades on Washington Boulevard between 29th and 40th, adding bike lanes, sidewalks and stormwater improvements.

A person was found dead after a crash on Indianapolis’ northeast side; IMPD’s fatal crash team is investigating. Police ask anyone with information to call Crime Stoppers.

Hamilton County broke ground on May 11 on a three‑story Judicial Center expansion in downtown Noblesville that will add seven new courtrooms and upgraded security.