A weather‑activated warming shelter at West Morris Church will open tonight at 6 p.m. for men and couples as temperatures drop across central Indiana.

A late-night shooting on Indianapolis' west side left one person injured and prompted an IMPD investigation; police are asking for tips.

IMPD says officers found a person with gunshot injuries Saturday in the 2100 block of Kildare Avenue. Detectives are asking anyone with information to call Crime Stoppers.

A Greenwood woman was charged after a Dec. 5 crash near New Palestine that left a 10-week-pregnant passenger with serious facial fractures.

The City of Indianapolis will pay $3.75M to settle the family's federal lawsuit over the April 2022 in-custody death of Herman Whitfield III.

A 54,000-square-foot VA clinic is coming to Indianapolis' east side to bring care closer for roughly 12,000 veterans and ease pressure at the downtown VA.

Gov. Mike Braun signed HB 1116 banning public crypto kiosks statewide; deputies report machines are already being turned off or removed and the attorney general may seek forfeiture.

A 59-year-old former college dean nicknamed "The Professor" was arrested in Clarksville after police say a March 7 search turned up about 78 grams of suspected meth and counterfeit cash.

A 15-year-old was shot Tuesday at the Amber Woods Apartments on Indianapolis' far east side; police say he's in stable condition and are seeking tips from the public.

Postal inspectors tipped off Westfield police about a suspicious parcel. Officers say the package contained roughly 65 grams of meth and led to the arrest of Joseph Bryant.

Carmel tech firm DynamoEdge has sued the IEDC and several partners, alleging its vehicle‑prediction IP was used without permission and public funds favored companies that deployed it. The complaint seeks punitive damages and a wide accounting of contracts.

Mayor Deb Whitfield cut the ribbon Monday at a new Starbucks on 56th Street in Lawrence, which opened with a community day and free coffee. The event drew local officials as the Fort Ben area grows.

Ivy Tech’s president previously led Jefferson County Public Schools; the district now faces a roughly $188M shortfall and auditors flagged weak budget oversight.