Chick-fil-A opened its Franklin location Thursday and presented a $25,000 check to Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana. The company says each new opening includes a donation to local hunger relief.

A new Indiana law reshapes Ivy Tech's mission and governance to prioritize employer‑aligned workforce training, add dual‑credit authority and expand campus board duties.

A 17-year-old was arrested after a rideshare driver reported being robbed at gunpoint on Indy’s northeast side; police say the suspect transferred money from the driver’s phone before fleeing.

Mayor Deb Whitfield’s Housing Ready Task Force produced 40 recommendations — from duplex conversions to a land bank — aimed at speeding housing production and lowering costs in Lawrence. City leaders say some measures will need regional approval.

A vehicle drove into the dining room at Chili's in Martinsville on Wednesday, injuring several people and prompting an SCIT-led investigation.

Transfers, differing NIL rules and a shot‑clock fight are reshaping Indiana high‑school basketball this spring. Coaches warn rosters are suddenly less predictable.

A CA$H 5 ticket sold at a New Castle Speedway matched all five numbers and is worth $768,478. Hoosier Lottery is advising the ticket-holder to secure the ticket and follow claim procedures.

IMPD has named two Gary men wanted in the Waffle House shooting that killed a Gary bar owner; police say the suspects may be in the Gary‑Chicago area.

Cloudy morning clears to sun with a high near 65°F today; a warm weekend follows with highs in the 70s and near 80°F Sunday. Slight storm chance Sunday night.

BEA data show Indiana's outdoor recreation sector added about $17.1 billion in 2024 and supported 110,044 jobs. Indianapolis and state parks are lining up projects to capture more visitor spending.

City council approved PUD changes at the Columbus AirPark to allow broader commercial uses and make room for a new Wendy H. Elwood animal shelter. The update loosens old office‑park rules and expands park and community garden space.

Carmel police say 2025 NIBRS counts show sharp drops in burglary, vehicle theft and other crimes; the department credits patrols, tech and community partnerships.

Shots were fired toward the IMPD mounted patrol barn Wednesday; officers say no horses were injured and evidence was recovered nearby.