A woman was fatally stabbed on Indy's west side, and a suspect is in custody. IMPD is investigating with no further details on the motive. Roads were closed for the probe.

A former Indiana hospital worker was sentenced to 12 months in prison for embezzling over $100,000 from a medical staff account intended for community initiatives.

One person was shot and critically wounded on Ascot Circle in Indianapolis, leading to the arrest of a suspect linked to this characterized domestic incident.

Two children were shot in separate incidents in Indianapolis on Sunday; one is critical from a self-inflicted wound, and the other is expected to recover after an armed robbery shooting.

Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese excelled in the WNBA, with Clark breaking a rookie record for assists and Reese achieving multiple double-doubles post-Olympics.

Jessica Rapsys was found safe in Allendale County after a multi-agency search. Her car had been found on private property, and she was later discovered with minor injuries due to bug bites.

15-year-old Latajohne Phillips was fatally shot in Muncie; five individuals, including teens and adults, have been arrested in connection with his death.

A boil water advisory was issued for the Nora area in Indianapolis after a water main break, affecting about 800 customers. The advisory was lifted after 48 hours.

The Indiana State Board of Education introduced a revised high school diploma plan with readiness seals to customize education, after initial criticism.

One person died in a collision between a semi and a sedan in Greenwood, with the crash occurring at Graham and Allen Road around 2:15 a.m. The sedan's driver was pronounced dead at the scene.

Convicted felon Glenn Taylor Tenbarge was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison for possessing a firearm, with an additional three years of supervised release planned post-incarceration.

Lawrence will host Community Safety Day with demonstrations, including Indiana's sole Mobile Stroke Unit and a PHI Air Medical Helicopter, plus interactive activities at Fire Station 40 on August 24, 2024.

The Indianapolis City-County Council has approved the "Vision Zero" plan to eliminate traffic deaths by 2035, involving a task force and a full-time administrator for implementation.