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CenterPoint Energy customers in Indiana will get a new billing system in July, featuring a redesigned bill, new self-service options, and a fresh online interface. Automatic bill pay users must update their account information to avoid disruption.

L.L. Bean plans to open a new store in Indianapolis in fall 2024 as part of its national expansion, which includes additional new stores and a flagship revamp.

ATF offers a reward for information on a gun store burglary in Jeffersonville after several firearms were stolen by masked individuals. The investigation is ongoing to identify and arrest the suspects.

Indiana's only Wahlburgers, started by the Wahlberg family, has closed down after three years in business, with no specific reasons provided for the closure.

Eli Lilly plans to acquire Morphic for $3.2 billion, expanding its drug portfolio with oral therapies for inflammatory bowel diseases. The deal waits for customary closing conditions.

An Indiana man, Curtis Logan Tate, was sentenced to 63 months for assaulting police during the January 6 Capitol riot with weapons and social media documentation of the acts.

Inmate Keith Martinear at Hancock County Jail is charged with intimidation and possessing dangerous devices after allegedly creating weapons in his cell.

Honest Abe Auto Sales in Indianapolis was ordered to pay almost $500,000 after the Attorney General sued for deceptive sales practices targeting those with poor credit.

A man was fatally shot at an Indianapolis gas station, leading to a police investigation and road closures in the area. No suspect information has been released yet.

NASG is closing its stamping plant in Muncie, Indiana, affecting 62 workers, with no severance or continued health benefits, as part of a strategic consolidation to remain competitive.

Broad Ripple business owners and IMPD collaborate to improve community safety and revive nightlife, overcoming challenges from the pandemic, construction, and crime.

Eli Lilly surpassed Q2 expectations with strong sales from diabetes drug Mounjaro and weight loss drug Zepbound, prompting an increased full-year forecast.

KFD is investigating a string of fires in Kokomo, deemed suspicious, that damaged property including vehicles and a home, but no injuries were reported.

Lawrence Police Department hosted "Coffee with a Cop" at Panera Bread, promoting dialogue between officers and the community to enhance mutual respect and understanding.

A boil water advisory was issued for the Nora area in Indianapolis after a water main break, affecting about 800 customers. The advisory was lifted after 48 hours.

The NAR has revised real estate transaction rules in response to a legal verdict and $950 million penalty, impacting agent commissions and buyer-seller interactions.

A study by the Indiana Chamber of Commerce highlights Indiana's ample water supply and the necessity for improved statewide water management and planning for future growth.

The Indiana State Fair reported an increase in attendance for 2024, with 854,236 guests, up from 2023, despite a heat wave. The event also saw higher vendor sales and longer stays by attendees.

Kokomo, Indiana, launches its Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area (DORA), allowing people to drink alcoholic beverages outdoors downtown, aimed at boosting economic and social vibrancy.

Carmel's Small Business Saturday event, Shop Small Shop Carmel, encourages local shopping with incentives like swag bags, a social media contest, and a holiday trolley service.

The Indiana Supreme Court denied a stay of execution for Joseph Corcoran, who killed four people in 1997. His mental illness-based defense was rejected, and his execution is set for December.

Nine Irish Brothers, a popular Indianapolis pub, has suddenly closed, with a farewell note citing personal challenges for the owner. Two other locations remain open.

The Fort Ben Winter Market in Lawrence is relocating to the Lawrence Government Center with free parking and better access, starting Thursday from 4 to 7 pm.

The Casba Bar in Broad Ripple, Indianapolis, has closed after almost 40 years. The beloved venue was known for live DJs and cultural events. The reason for its closure is not specified.

Joella's Hot Chicken closed its Broad Ripple location in Indianapolis, with other Indiana venues remaining open.

Hendricks Commercial Properties is redeveloping Circle Centre Mall in Indianapolis, investing $600 million to add restaurant, retail, entertainment spaces, offices, and residential units, aiming to revitalize the downtown area.

Fishers City Council passes an ordinance limiting rental properties to 10% per subdivision, with exemptions and current properties grandfathered in, amid debates on housing and market freedoms.

Joe Hale, Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum president, to leave June 20, 2025, after leading a successful $69 million renovation that drew record visitors.

The East Coast chain Wawa is opening its first Indiana store in Daleville on May 15, with plans to open up to 10 stores in the state by year's end and eventually 60.

IMS unveiled new shopping options for fans including the Midway Superstore and a trackside Merchandise Flagship Store, featuring a variety of branded merchandise and enhancing the visitor experience.

Eli Lilly commits up to $250 million to expand its partnership with Purdue University, focusing on drug discovery, manufacturing processes, and workforce training to advance pharmaceutical innovation in Indiana.

Westfield announces retail and restaurant tenants for The Union's mixed-use development, which will also feature 196 apartments, amenities, and a Sun King Brewing location opening in 2026.

Red Dog Books, a new used bookstore offering a variety of books and retro media at budget-friendly prices, has opened in the Lanesville neighborhood of Lawrence.

The Indianapolis Pizza Festival was met with public dissatisfaction due to long lines and a lack of pizza. Despite being sold out and well-intentioned, the event faced criticism for poor execution.

Southwest Airlines to introduce a new nonstop flight from Indianapolis to Cabo for Spring Break 2026, a first for the airport, enhancing connectivity and tourism.

Devour Indy Summerfest 2025 features over 140 restaurants in Indianapolis offering special menus from August 18-31, as reported by FOX59. No tickets required; diners simply request the Devour menu.

Google's data center proposal in Franklin Township advances after a contentious hearing, despite community opposition and concerns over tax savings for the tech giant.

Moo & Lou Frozen Treats in Lawrence has added fresh-brewed coffee and breakfast items such as donuts and cinnamon rolls to its menu. The shop, now open from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m., continues to offer its popular ice cream and desserts while introducing coffee from Hubbard & Cravens Coffee and Tea.

Debate intensifies in Indianapolis over a proposed utility rate hike by AES Indiana, with the OUCC advocating for rate reductions and opposing the settlement that would see residential bills increase, despite being lower than initially proposed.

Two runners died from medical emergencies at the Indianapolis Marathon; both received immediate aid and later passed at hospitals. The cause remains undisclosed.

New grocery store Tienda y Panaderia Mi Guatelinda opens in Lawrence, offering fresh meats, produce, and baked goods.

Mesh restaurant on Mass Ave. is closing after 15 years due to the building's sale and lease issues. The Cunningham Restaurant Group continues to operate other locations.

The Metropolitan Development Commission has approved a controversial Wawa store and gas station in Indianapolis, despite concerns about increased traffic and deviation from transit-oriented development goals.

Georgia Street Rhythm & Blues Lounge in Indianapolis now bars guests under 30 after a fight, permitting them entry only as special staff-approved guests.

Sundays Nail Spa opens on Pendleton Pike, joining other recent business openings like bakeries and unique eateries, enhancing the area's commercial growth.

CRG to open a two-story restaurant in Fishers District with a fine-dining restaurant upstairs and a casual bar downstairs, while Flower Child plans a new location there among other eateries and businesses.

The Washington, Indiana BMV branch was closed for a day without a given reason; services to resume next business day and alternative services were provided online and at the Loogootee branch.

Customers say Indy Wholesale Direct's Chapter 11 filing left buyers without titles and unpaid trade-ins, and state and consumer agencies are taking complaints.

The CPSC and importer PQL recalled about 186,520 high‑bay LED fixtures over a fire risk. Owners should stop using affected units and register for free replacement pins.

The FCC granted consent for Circle City Broadcasting to buy WRTV from Scripps, moving the $83M sale closer to closing and combining WRTV with WISH and WNDY.

GE Aerospace will invest $65 million across three Indiana plants and expects to add about 880 jobs, company and state officials said. The spending targets machines, tooling and facility upgrades.

Needler’s Fresh Market opens March 19 at 2810 Nichol Ave, returning a full-service grocery to Anderson’s west side with a ribbon-cutting and giveaways.

A late‑year surge helped metro Milwaukee's exports rise 3.7% in 2025 to about $9.2 billion. Q4 strength was the key driver.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Grocery Hub has opened at 1435 W. 86th St., taking over the former AIM Mart and bringing halal butchers, an in-house bakery and international aisles to northwest Indianapolis.

Novo Nordisk will lay off roughly 400 workers at its Bloomington manufacturing site in early May, a cut that affects about one in five roles amid ongoing regulatory scrutiny. City officials say they will work to connect impacted employees with support and job resources.

Mayor Brandon Sakbun confirmed Target will anchor a new retail site at SR‑46 and New Margaret Drive as brokers market a center called Lost Creek Landing.

Aldi opened Thursday at 1538 N. Morton St in Franklin, the city announced on Facebook. The chain's careers page lists local hiring for the new location.

A routine Take 5 oil change turned into a roughly 600-day fight over a $10,000 engine failure; the dispute has now been docketed at the Indiana Supreme Court.

Sheetz says it will invest nearly $1B to open about 100 stores across Indiana over the next decade, a major expansion that will intensify convenience-store competition in Hoosier communities.

Wawa announced three new Hoosier sites — Lafayette, Anderson and Muncie — as the chain speeds up its statewide rollout.

Schnuck Markets will close the Jasper Schnucks Fresh on May 24. About 29 employees will be offered transfers or severance.

Coca‑Cola Consolidated will spend $35M to add a glass‑bottle line at its Indianapolis plant, creating 15–20 jobs and boosting local manufacturing capacity. Construction is slated for late 2026.

Cummins filed a WARN notice saying it will close its Whitestown distribution facility, affecting 59 employees and prompting state rapid‑response planning. Separations are scheduled late July through August.

Meijer opens a 159,000-square-foot supercenter in Brownsburg Wednesday, bringing a pharmacy drive-through, a penny pony ride and opening-week giveaways.

Thyssenkrupp plans to close its Terre Haute steering‑components plant by March 31, 2027, a move the company says will eliminate about 230 jobs as production shifts elsewhere.

GM and Samsung SDI have paused construction on a $3.5B New Carlisle battery plant, leaving about 1,600 promised jobs and a 680-acre site uncertain. Local officials are coordinating next steps.

Indiana shop owners say sudden Facebook lockouts have stopped sales and left businesses scrambling as Meta trims staff and leans on AI moderation.

A $50,000 Powerball ticket was sold at a Kroger fuel station in Greenfield after the June 20 drawing; the jackpot rolls to roughly $312 million.