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Purdue said it plans to use the museum to help enrich its museum studies program.
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The Indianapolis City-County Council overrode Mayor Joe Hogsett's veto on a vehicle tax increase Monday, securing local funding to match $100 million in state road repair money.
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The moratorium on new data center projects in Marion County now heads to the Metropolitan Development Commission for final approval.
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New foods, animal experiences, entertainment and sports options are highlighted at the Indiana State Fair this year.
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The National Weather Service says major flooding hit Hendricks and Shelby Counties, as well as downtown Indianapolis. They also confirmed a tornado briefly touched down near Garfield Park.
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Hundreds gathered at Holland Park in Fishers carrying signs with pro-immigration messages, some denouncing Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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A rally billed as the nation's first "mass deportation rally," headlined by former Border Patrol leader Greg Bovino, comes to Fishers Saturday alongside a counter-march organized by immigrant advocacy groups.
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The annual gaming convention runs from July 30 through Aug. 2 and will feature events in Lucas Oil Stadium and Victory Field, and a 1,000-drone light show over downtown Indianapolis.
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The city's annual homelessness count remained steady. It highlights gains in reducing street homelessness but continued shortages in long-term housing.
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One former worker said it feels like the organization was "gutted from the inside out."