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Insomnia Cookies to host 8th annual PJ Party with free cookies, dorm giveaway

Pacers on DAZN: All you need to know

1 Dead in Northeast Indy Crash

Keldric Luster throws 3 early touchdown passes and Ball State defeats Stony Brook 41-17

Kokomo council to consider zoning change allowing data centers on industrial sites, plus $128M 2027 budget

The Kokomo Common Council will hold a second reading Sept. 14, 2026, on an ordinance that would make data centers a permitted use on all industrial sites with specified residential setbacks, and will host a public hearing on the proposed $128 million 2027 city budget; a budget adoption vote is scheduled Sept. 28, 2026.

Ravens at Colts: What to watch for

Indiana Grown: Bloomfield Schoolhouse Lavender

Crane to receive Indiana’s first Micro Modular Reactor by Sept. 2028, officials say

The Department of War announced a Micro Modular Reactor (MMR) will be installed at Naval Weapons Station Crane by September 2028 to provide a dedicated power source independent of the public grid. The project is a joint Army-Navy-Indiana effort and will undergo safety and environmental reviews, the release said.

Johnson County business news: Sept. 12

Mark Cuban Foundation gives high schoolers hands-on AI experience through boot camps

Indiana nurse practitioner launches statewide HeroHouse Pediatrics telehealth service priced $30–$55/month

Jesse Jones, a board-certified pediatric nurse practitioner, launched HeroHouse Pediatrics in August to offer easy-to-schedule online visits for general and behavioral pediatric care across Indiana. The subscription service charges $30 per month per child for general care and $55 per month for behavioral health.

Community Health Network opens hereditary blood-cancer clinic; article says it’s first Indiana health system to offer specialized testing

Current Publishing reported Sept. 12, 2026 that Community Health Network recently opened a Hereditary Hematologic Malignancy Clinic at Community Health Network MD Anderson Cancer Center – North. The article says the clinic, led by Dr. Zachary Wolfe, is the first Indiana health system to offer specialized evaluation and testing for inherited blood-cancer risk.

Greenwood football scores four second-half touchdowns to blow past Speedway

48 Coca‑Cola Consolidated workers in Anderson walk off job, press for new contract

Forty‑eight employees at Coca‑Cola Consolidated’s Anderson facility, represented by Teamsters Local 135, began a strike Sept. 2 after a four‑year contract expired Aug. 29. Union leaders say talks collapsed over unauthorized company negotiators and insufficient wage and healthcare proposals; the company says it has bargained in good faith.

Indy Parks' proposed $54M 2027 budget would boost maintenance, staff pay and aquatics investments

Indy Parks is proposing nearly $54 million for 2027 — about a 7% increase — to cover higher utilities, more facility maintenance and pay increases, including a new compensation policy. The department plans $2.5 million for aquatics and will complete a pool assessment this fall to identify maintenance needs.

Colts’ Countdown to Kickoff expands ticket, retail and city events ahead of Sept. 13 Lucas Oil Stadium opener

The Indianapolis Colts are staging a citywide Countdown to Kickoff of events leading into the Sept. 13, 2026 home opener against the Baltimore Ravens at Lucas Oil Stadium, including community activations, a 5K, a Friday Night Football Tour stop at Christel House High School and expanded online ticketing and raffle options.

Mark Cuban Foundation schedules free Indianapolis AI boot camp for Oct. 31, Nov. 7 and Nov. 14

'There was no alert system': Mitch Daniels reflects on 9/11, White House response

Objective for Colts’ Jonathan Taylor: Just doing it again

Roof closed at Lucas Oil Stadium as Colts host the Ravens in season opener

Rising costs, tax reform collide in 2027 Greenwood budget

Baseball nonprofit hopes to teach life skills beyond the ballpark

Carmel entrepreneur Jenna Burd becomes first fellow while her company joins Orr Fellowship as a partner

Current Publishing reports that Jenna Burd, a 22-year-old 2026 Butler graduate and Carmel entrepreneur, became the first person to participate in Orr Fellowship while running her own Orr partner company, Yalla Solutions. Burd also helped launch the Orr Fellowship Foundry, which held its first cohort in August 2026; applications for the 2027 cohort close Sept. 25, 2026.

Indianapolis International Airport Holds 9/11 Memorial

Indianapolis International Airport held its annual ceremony Friday marking the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, with staff and public-safety partners observing a moment of silence. A piece of World Trade Center steel gifted in 2011 remains on permanent display at the airport’s Fire Station 1 to honor responders, including Indiana Task Force 1 members.