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IPL says to expect higher bills

Indianapolis Power & Light Co. customers are being warned to expect higher bills in July because of increased electricity usage. An IPL spokeswoman said the extreme summer heat is to blame. Usage for the average customer is up 20 percent in the last month, she said, and customers are likely to see an increase of about 20 percent on their next bill.

Carmel police suspect teens in break-ins

Carmel police hope two arrests Monday will end a six-week string of daytime home burglaries. Two of three juveniles were taken into custody after witnesses say they saw them break into the back a home in the Walden Pond neighborhood near 99th Street and Westfield Boulevard at about 10:30 a.m. Before the break-in, the teens knocked on the doors of other homes and asked residents if they had seen a missing dog. Police say the method is similar to the approach used in multiple break-ins this summer in Carmel.

Ex-con charged in Greenwood rape

A man charged Tuesday with a brutal rape at a Greenwood apartment complex was on probation for a rape conviction and had been arrested in late July for an alleged sexual assault. Shawn Corbally, 33, was preliminarily charged with three counts of rape, burglary, confinement, intimidation and residential entry. Police say Corbally was identified by a woman who was raped Sunday at Ashmore Trace apartment complex. Police said he was easy to catch because of his unique tattoos. Corbally was released from prison in February after serving roughly half of a 25-year sentence for rape. He was arrested July 21 for an alleged sexual assault at an Indianapolis apartment building but was released three days later with no charges filed.

What’s New: Blue Marble Design

Meet M.J. Meneley and Randy Royer, landscape architects who rolled out Indianapolis-based Blue Marble Design LLC as a full-time enterprise in May.

Indiana backs off defense of new immigration law

The state attorney general's office said Tuesday that it no longer will defend most of the disputed portions of Indiana's new immigration law, as they were rendered invalid when the U.S. Supreme Court struck down similar parts of an Arizona law in June.

Also this week

“Ice” McDonald performs at Indy Magic Monthly, Aug. 7 at Theatre on the Square. Details here. 

Robert Earl Keen plays the Bluebird in Bloomington, Aug. 2. Details here. 

Shannon Forsell sings “Songs I’ve Never Sung on Broadway” at the Cabaret at the Columbia Club, Aug. 3. Details here. 

Garfield Park Amphitheatre hosts “Signs of Life: The Essence of Pink Floyd,” a multimedia concert, Aug. 3. Details here. 

Primary Colours celebrates its 10th anniversary (even though it, technically, was founded in 1998) with a retrospective show opening Aug. 3 at Primary Gallery featuring seven artists. Details here. 

 It’s The Wiggles, Aug. 8 at the Murat Theatre. Details here. 

Don McLean

Aug. 3-4

Conner Prairie Amphitheatre

 With some singers, you go into a concert wondering if your favorite song will be sung. When Don McLean joins the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra this weekend, there’s no need to worry. The show is being billed as a celebration of 40 years of “American Pie,” so you can count on the epic’s being included. What else will you be doing besides singing along as a Chevy is being driven to a levy? Listen under the starry, starry (we hope) night sky for McLean’s other familiar song, “Vincent.” Details here. 

“Honoring Our History”

Aug. 3

IndianaWar Memorial

 The downtown monuments aren’t known for hosting touring museum exhibitions. Here’s an exception. Items from the National World War I Museum in Kansas City are barnstorming across the country, making a stop this weekend at the Indiana War Memorial. Included are weapons, tools, fight gear, flags, posters, uniforms and more in a walk-through environment. It’s free, but expect a push for donations to the museum. Details here.