News for Indiana

The government’s latest inflation report, to be released Tuesday, is forecast to show that consumer prices dropped 0.2% in June

Repairs continue on the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool after algae blooms, damage and green water plagued the $14 million renovation project.

The American Civil Liberties Union of Indiana announced Monday it has filed a lawsuit against Monroe County over “unconstitutional” jail conditions

Health officials are investigating whether lettuce and salad greens are tied to a Cyclospora outbreak that has sickened more than 3,000 people in 31 states.

The Advisory Plan Commission of Greenwood approved the plans to use more than 80 acres of agricultural land for Indiana's first Buc-ee's location

The Metropolitan Economic Development Committee of the Indianapolis City-County Council is recommending approval of a moratorium on data centers.

The United States launched a third straight day of strikes against Iran Monday, telling lawmakers the measures were meant to defend U.S. interests and civilian traffic against aggression.

The organizer of a rally in support of mass deportations on Monday said the rally is about enforcing existing laws, not promoting violence.

The FBI has issued a warning about ticket scams aimed at World Cup fans. Indiana's I-Team investigating possible Indiana link to scam.

A 4-year-old boy’s father and another woman are facing child neglect charges after his son almost died after overdosing on methadone at a gas station in Noblesville

MONROE COUNTY, Ind. — A Monroe County woman was charged after she reportedly sold a mini-barn that was in the process of repossession. Pamela Jimenez Deckard, 40, was charged with theft, a Level 6 Felony. In June, a victim reported to authorities that she lost $3,500 from a Facebook Marketplace transaction that never materialized. Authorities […]

INDIANAPOLIS – Drivers should prepare for some lane and ramp closures on I-70 in downtown Indianapolis this weekend. According to the Indiana Department of Transportation, these will start Thursday and last through Monday. Crews plan to make pavement repairs. Here’s the work schedule: Thursday, July 16 (9 p.m. to 5 a.m.): Friday, July 17 at […]

GRANT COUNTY, Ind. – A crash involving a semi closed part of I-69 in Grant County for nearly two hours on Tuesday morning. It happened just before 5 a.m., according to an alert from the Indiana Department of Transportation citing Indiana State Police. Initially, only the right lane of I-69 northbound was closed between State […]

BARTHOLOMEW COUNTY, Ind. – A fiery crash involving a pair of semis closed part of I-65 in Bartholomew County for several hours on Tuesday. According to an alert from the Indiana Department of Transportation citing Indiana State Police, this happened around 1:30 a.m. on northbound I-65 near mile marker 79 just south of Edinburgh. INDOT […]

Skies are clear and temperatures slightly milder and muggier out-the-door to begin your Tuesday. Expect another great sunrise but heating quickly by late morning. Also, a few patches of fog should be expected at sunrise (6:29 a.m.), especially in some low spots. This afternoon will be hot. No way around it, as highs will reach […]

INDIANAPOLIS — Marion County could become the latest municipality in Indiana to hit pause on building new data centers. Indianapolis City-County councilors are now considering a moratorium, after introducing a new amendment during Monday's Metropolitan and Economic Development Committee (MEDC) meeting. The room was packed with people opposing data centers and urging their representatives — […]

GREENWOOD, Ind. — The Greenwood Advisory Plan Commission has advanced a rezoning proposal that could lead to the construction of the first Buc-ee's in Indiana. During a meeting held Monday night, commissioners sent the proposal to the Greenwood Common Council with a favorable recommendation. The measure received eight votes in its favor. The commission is […]

INDIANAPOLIS — A 19-year-old man has been accused of causing $250,000-worth of damage to an Indianapolis business' air conditioning units. According to an affidavit for probable cause filed Friday, officers with the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department were called to Shopper's World — which is located within a strip mall in the 3700 block of South […]

LAFAYETTE, Ind. — The Indiana Department of Education has released new guidance for schools interested in switching to a four-day school week. For most school corporations in Indiana, the idea is a novel one — only one school in the entire state, Vinton Elementary School in Lafayette, has adopted that model so far. “Our superintendent […]

INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) is planning to close a few ramps connecting Interstate 65 and Raymond Street on the south side of Indianapolis later this month. According to a release, the ramp from northbound I-65 to Raymond Street is due to close. The ramp ties I-65 northbound to both eastbound and […]