A 12-year-old in Brownsburg suffered serious burns after microwaving a NeeDoh Nice Cube; her family and hospitals warn parents about the dangerous TikTok 'hack.'

An IMPD detective was arrested after officers said she arrived at a crime scene while allegedly intoxicated and later drove home instead of stopping. She has been placed on administrative leave and faces preliminary OVWI charges.

A Zionsville police drone helped locate a man in the Irishmans Run woods; officers deployed a taser and arrested him after finding burglary tools.

A Russian national who sold access to corporate networks and helped run ransomware extortion was sentenced in Indianapolis and ordered to pay $9.17M.

An independent investigation found former Brownsburg Vineyard pastor Denis Roy committed clergy sexual abuse; the denomination and church say they are offering survivor support and changing safeguards.

Westfield’s council approved the 765‑acre Ironstone PUD, a large master‑planned neighborhood promising trails, parks and a donated school site while neighbors press concerns over traffic and services.

Martinsville police recovered items after multiple weekend vehicle break-ins and urged residents to lock cars and report missing property.

Crews started work March 23, 2026 to convert 29th and 30th streets to two‑way traffic, adding a protected cycle track and ADA and transit upgrades. Traffic will be staged with lane shifts as construction proceeds.

Chilly Tuesday gives way to a midweek warmup before storms arrive Thursday night. Heavy rain and a chance of severe storms could disrupt late‑week plans.

Toyota will invest roughly $1 billion across its Georgetown, KY and a southern Indiana plant to ready lines for electrified models, including the Highlander EV. The money is part of a larger U.S. manufacturing push.

Kroger is hiring more than 250 associates for a new Marketplace at East 146th and Howe in Noblesville, with open interviews March 28 in Fishers.

A Franklin man was sentenced to three years after driving a truck through the Dickinson Juvenile Justice Center’s lobby; prosecutors say he acted to protest a custody ruling.

David Simon, chairman and CEO of Simon Property Group, died at 64 after a battle with cancer, the company announced on March 23, 2026.