Indiana canceled nearly 1,800 non‑domiciled CDLs after a new law and federal rules tightened who can hold a commercial license. National outlets later reported nearly 300 stops; state records do not yet confirm that count.

A water main break cut service Sunday for homes around County Road 750 North and County Road 600 West; crews estimate repairs could take hours.

A new Columbus ordinance allows properly equipped, insured golf carts and UTVs on streets posted 30 mph or less starting June 1, with major corridors off-limits. The law sets equipment, driver and penalty rules.

A semi carrying lithium batteries caught fire on I‑70 near Greenfield, closing eastbound lanes and triggering a hazmat response. Crews remained on scene while traffic was diverted.

A phased, multi‑year plan would widen Smith Valley Road to four lanes, add multi‑use trails and build multiple roundabouts; Greenwood will host a June 11 open house.

A sinkhole at East 40th and North Kenwood has grown large enough that a neighbor has been directing traffic while crews prepare a temporary repair.

Fishers’ council voted unanimously to bar throttle-only e-motos from trails and to restrict Class 3 e-bikes, adding helmet and age rules plus fines and police outreach.

Indy DPW says it completed resurfacing and drainage upgrades on Washington Boulevard between 29th and 40th, adding bike lanes, sidewalks and stormwater improvements.

INDOT and Noblesville are advancing design work for major SR 37 changes between Greenfield Ave and SR 32, with public meetings and federal grant bids on the calendar.

Indy DPW says roughly $218M will fund city roads and drainage upgrades, including a $30.5M rebuild of Girls School Road with paths and stormwater fixes.

INDOT's intermediate review found a 29% drop in crashes at four North Split hotspots. Commuters say delays persist while engineers plan longer-term performance checks.

INDOT crews will close ramps and switch southbound I‑69 traffic this weekend as Clear Path teams open a new Binford ramp. Expect detours and speed enforcement.

A precautionary boil-water advisory covers all Monroe City customers after a water-main leak; crews are repairing the break and testing will determine when it's lifted. Follow local updates and boil or use bottled water until officials clear the system.