News for Indiana

Pentagon touts success in Iranian port blockade, but Strait of Hormuz control remains a sticking point in peace talks.

A city committee has recommended moving forward with an earlier teenage curfew for Indianapolis this summer.

Ukraine urges U.S. for more Patriot missiles, warning Iran war may drain stockpiles as Russian strikes escalate against civilians.

The health care sector added 76,000 jobs in March, accounting for 43 percent of all new jobs and offering stability against artificial intelligence.

Kings Island will debut its new family dark ride, Phantom Theater: Opening Nightmare, as it opens its 55th season on Saturday.

The Butler men’s basketball program promoted Ali Matta, daughter of former Butler head coach Thad Matta, to director of basketball operations.

The Indianapolis Urban League will host its Spring Career Fair from noon-4-p.m. April 22 at the Indianapolis Urban League, 777 Indiana Ave.

Bloomington Mayor Kerry Thompson said Wednesday that the City is not renewing its contract with Flock LPR following months-long evaluation.

Metro Police are investigating a fatal shooting on the northeast side of Indianapolis Wednesday night.

Representatives from the Trump administration briefed lawmakers Wednesday about plans to secure the World Cup, now under two months away.

INDIANAPOLIS -- An Indianapolis woman was recently arrested by the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department following a November 2025 shooting on the near northwest side of Indianapolis. According to court documents filed last month in Marion County, 36-year-old Alysha Gulley was charged with: According to IMPD, officers responded to a home in the 1100 block of […]

INDIANAPOLIS — All lanes of traffic are open on I-70 after a crash in Indianapolis, according to Hoosier Helper. The crash, at the 84.2 mile marker in Marion County, was reported at approximately 7:53 a.m. on Thursday and closed the right three lanes of traffic in the westbound direction, according to the Indiana State Police. […]

Scattered showers are going to slide across central Indiana this Thursday morning. A few rumbles of thunder are possible. However, most locations will primarily see rainfall. The rain gear is necessary this morning as temperatures fall into the 60s. Indianapolis ended up having another 80-degree day on Wednesday. Temperatures are going to be slightly cooler […]

INDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis is a step closer to implementing a measure that would extend the city's curfew for juveniles. On Wednesday night, council members advanced a proposal calling for a curfew that starts two hours before the statewide one. It would move the curfew from 1 a.m. to 11 p.m. on Friday and Saturday for […]

INDIANAPOLIS -- I-65 near downtown Indianapolis has reopened after an early Thursday morning crash. This happened on I-65 northbound near mile marker 110 between Prospect Street and I-70 at the South Split. All lanes were initially closed. According to Indiana State Police, this involved an overturned vehicle. ISP said the ramp closed so a tow […]

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - Purdue University is one small step closer to taking a giant leap into suborbital space — sending an all-Boilermaker crew there next year. From the "Cradle of Astronauts" down here at home, to beyond the curve of Earth - the Purdue 1 mission, partnered with Virgin Galactic, will break more barriers […]

INDIANAPOLIS — One man was critically injured following a shooting on the near northeast side of Indianapolis. According to the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department, officers were called to the 3300 block of North Arsenal Drive on reports of a person shot. Once officers arrived, they located one man who had suffered injuries consistent with a […]

RICHMOND. Ind.— Four people were arrested on Wednesday in Richmond after a "nuisance property" was shut down. According to the Richmond Police Department, officers executed an enforcement action as they investigated a residence in the 900 block of North 19th Street that was known to be operating illegally. "When neighbors feel empowered enough to step […]

CLINTON COUNTY, Ind. — Clinton County residents packed into a public meeting Wednesday evening, hoping to get answers about what will happen next with their sheriff. But they were left with more questions than answers. "I have to say, when Clinton County has a mess, we have a good one. Cause we're well known for […]

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — The City of Bloomington did not renew its contract with Flock Safety when it expired last month. According to a release, the contract ended on March 5, and the City decided not to renew after a "months-long evaluation." Bloomington Police Chief Michael Diekhoff submitted a report on his agency's use of Flock […]