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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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