Four people were named in the Wayne County Sheriff's Office Warrant Wednesday post, facing allegations that include domestic battery and marijuana cultivation.

A bomb threat forced the evacuation of Saint Joseph Plymouth Medical Center Monday night; nine patients were moved and the hospital reopened after a multi‑agency search.

One year after Kristopher 'Kris' Somerville was killed on Indianapolis' west side, the case remains unsolved and investigators have renewed their appeal for tips.

Bright, breezy Wednesday with highs near 48°F. Light snow possible after midnight with mostly a dusting expected.

A state bill would remove local bar association seats from Marion County’s selection committee and give the governor and chief justice new appointments, prompting concerns about representation.

Gusty SSW winds will make this afternoon blustery with a slight chance of rain and snow tonight; light accumulations are possible later in the week.

Two westbound lanes of I-70 near mile marker 98 were closed Monday after a vehicle fire; INDOT says all lanes are back open but delays remain.

Light snow and gusty northwest winds make Monday feel raw across Indianapolis. High near 30°F with only isolated slick spots.

Light snow and gusty northwest winds hit Indianapolis Sunday with highs near 30°F. Spotty slick spots possible; gusts could gust up to about 30 mph.

A Greenfield man faces felony drug charges after deputies say they found meth, THC products and dozens of syringes on a Hancock County road. Bond was set at $50,000.

IU trustees meet Friday to consider adopting the Chicago Principles and to vote on a contract amendment for President Pamela Whitten amid disputes over speech and program cuts. The agenda includes Title IX and academic-unit changes.

Century 21 Scheetz will anchor Ambrose on Main, taking the premier commercial space in the mixed-use project meant to be the eastern gateway to downtown Westfield. The office is expected to open in late 2026 and will house 50+ agents.

Trustee Kris Weisner hired outside accountants and tightened card rules after a state audit found $1.12M in improper township charges.