News for Indiana

The Zionsville, Indiana, Plan Commission approved a proposal for a new Friendly Market convenience store and gas station despite intense opposition from residents worried about risks.

Greenwood City Council voted 9-0 to approve the wheel tax to help fund road repairs, but the council president voiced that he felt like the council didn’t have a choice.

A 65-year-old man convicted of holding a woman hostage and shooting at Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department officers has been sentenced to 38 years in prison.

An Indianapolis woman was sentenced Monday to 10 years in prison in Indiana after pulling a gun on an appliance repair technician who told her the cost of his services, the county prosecutor said.

Tropical Storm Bertha has formed in the northeastern Gulf and is expected to hit portions of the Gulf Coast from Florida to Louisiana, and possibly as far west as Texas.

Congress is running out of time before August recess — and President Trump is pushing hard for a vote on the SAVE America Act.

A former Brownsburg daycare director will spend the next six months behind bars after admitting she failed to report suspected child abuse at Main Street University 4 Kidz.

President Trump is pushing back on New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's threat to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during a planned visit to New York in September.

An economic analyst stated that permanent daylight saving time would boost the tourism industry but might cause safety concerns regarding morning commutes.

A local nonprofit is taking a new approach to youth violence prevention by helping young people in underserved communities build careers through barbering.

INDIANAPOLIS — IU Health is discontinuing a unique program after it helped save numerous lives. Eight years ago, IU rolled out the first and only mobile stroke unit (MSU) in Indiana. The number of MSUs in the state is now returning to zero. The specialized ambulance initially hit the street as part of a larger […]

INDIANAPOLIS -- Indianapolis metro police are investigating after a shooting at an apartment on the city's northwest side left a "young adult male" critically injured Monday night. Officers with the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department responded around 7:51 p.m. to the 4800 block of Covered Bridge Road, the listed address for Covered Bridge Apartments, after receiving […]

EDINBURGH, Ind. -- A shoplifting incident at a Bartholomew County outlet mall spun out of control and resulted in a store employee being run down by suspects in the parking lot, a police officer being hurt in a pursuit, two separate crashes that left several adults, including suspects and other drivers, and juveniles injured, and […]

GREENWOOD, Ind. -- The Greenwood Common Council has approved a new wheel and vehicle excise tax. The results of Monday night's unanimous vote mean that residents will pay $25 every year if their vehicle is registered in Greenwood. Any residents who own a bus, semi, or RV will pay $40. In the buildup to the […]

CARMEL, Ind. — An Alabama woman has been arrested on a felony intimidation charge after allegedly pulling out a butcher knife and threatening to "cut" a man during a road rage incident in Carmel. Jamericah Odum, 32, of Tuscaloosa, was arrested last Friday and booked into the Hamilton County Jail on a $25,000 bond. She […]

INDIANAPOLIS — Alex Palou won the rain-delayed, heat-shortened Borchetta Bourbon Music City Grand Prix at Nashville Superspeedway on Monday afternoon. Palou cycled to the lead on lap 131 after some good fortune on pit lane. He led the final 95 laps, holding off the winner of last year's Music City Grand Prix, Josef Newgarden, to […]

INDIANAPOLIS—In an effort to lower utility bills statewide, the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission (IURC) released an affordability report that includes 16 action items for regulators, lawmakers, and utilities to take into consideration. “We're continuing to hear about high bills at a slower yet continually steady clip,” IURC Chairman Anthony Swinger said. The IURC released the […]

INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana is continuing to see cases of cyclosporiasis, a parasitic infection that causes people to experience explosive diarrhea. After the FDA reported that shredded iceberg lettuce from Taylor Farms de Mexico was the cause of the cyclosporiasis cases, the company voluntarily recalled its product out of precaution. Over the weekend, the FDA said […]

INDIANAPOLIS -- Charges have been filed against a former employee of Heritage Christian School who is accused of using her school credit card to pay for spa treatments, expensive jewelry and other personal expenses. According to court documents, 54-year-old Angela Ruiz-Pearce faces the following preliminary charges: Investigation, arrest On Feb. 13, 2026, police were called […]

(WXIN/WTTV) — The Hoosiers are headed to The Mecca! Indiana University announced Monday that the IU men's basketball team will play a game later this season at Madison Square Garden in New York City. Largely recognized as the world's most famous arena, Madison Square Garden is considered the pinnacle of basketball. The arena serves as […]