Indy council chief of staff Doran Moreland is under scrutiny after reporting shows he listed a college degree years before records show he earned it. The discrepancy raises questions about vetting for senior council hires.

Aer Lingus will add a fifth weekly nonstop from Indianapolis to Dublin beginning April 16, 2026, expanding summer service and boosting Indy’s European connections.

WIT Logistics will close its Plainfield warehouse on May 31, cutting 65 positions. A state WARN filing and local reporting outline which jobs are affected.

Gov. Mike Braun announced a $1 billion pledge to expand central Indiana’s life‑sciences and ag ecosystem, saying it could support as many as 100,000 jobs.

More than 1,000 Riviera Club households pledged $1,500 each, clearing the threshold to reopen the club's pools this summer.

Fernando’s has grown from a Broad Ripple favorite into a two‑location operation, adding a larger Mass Ave dining room and kitchen to handle catering and bigger crowds. The owners say Broad Ripple will remain a priority.

Light snow this morning will create slick spots on bridges and untreated roads. A brief overnight coating is possible, then a sharp warm-up late week.

A Southeast Gateway plan would recess and cap the I-65/I-70 south split to create parks, housing and an innovation corridor in downtown Indianapolis.

Police say two 19-year-olds were arrested in Indianapolis after detectives seized modified firearms, drugs and $1,052; prosecutors are reviewing the evidence.

A Marion County jury last week acquitted Andreus King in the June 1, 2024 northeast-side shooting that killed Derek Desean Host. Jurors asked about the legal standard for self-defense before returning the verdict.

Bedford retiree Sonya Ingram won $50,000 on a Powerball ticket bought at Quick Stop on 16th Street. She plans to save most of the money and restore a 1969 Ford Torino.

A plea deal is moving the case of Leon'ta Anderson—whose 2-year-old daughter was shot in July 2025—toward a change-of-plea and sentencing hearing on April 23, 2026.

Indianapolis Zoo CEO Dr. Rob Shumaker has resigned after a short leave of absence. The board thanked him but did not name an immediate successor.