A FedEx employee named Anthony was killed in a hit-and-run incident in Indianapolis while walking to the gym, highlighting the city's road safety issues.

Indiana legislators are advancing a bill to update the AMBER Alert system's criteria after the death of Hailey Buzbee, broadening it to include cases possibly involving crimes.

Indiana University announced plans for a bronze statue of the late basketball coach Bob Knight, honoring his legacy and deep impact on the university and the sport.

Hamilton County Sheriff's Office celebrates the academic achievements of HSE graduates from the county jail, highlighting their dedication and potential for future success.

New court documents reveal that Hailey Buzbee had communicated with Tyler Thomas for over a year before her disappearance and death; Thomas allegedly led police to her remains.

Rep. Baird invited Pastor Mark Wingler to serve as Minister of the Day at the Indiana Statehouse, symbolizing the link between government and spiritual leaders.

Mild Tuesday in Indianapolis with patchy fog possible this morning and gusty afternoon winds.

After a globe‑spanning search, a Noblesville man wanted in a 2023 Fishers shooting was arrested in Cairo and returned to Indiana. He's jailed on multiple felony counts as court dates are set for spring.

Attorney General Todd Rokita announced a $6.25M settlement with Viatris and Pfizer over alleged EpiPen price‑fixing. The deal resolves a suit that accused companies of blocking competition and pushing two‑pack sales.

A driver died after being ejected in a crash in Tippecanoe County; investigation is ongoing to determine the cause, with drugs or alcohol not ruled out.

Noblesville first responders and community members worked together to save a life during a medical emergency, using CPR and an AED, highlighting the importance of early intervention.

The Greenwood Police Department honors African American heritage in Black History Month, celebrating Dr. Benjamin E. Mays and pledging inclusivity and service with "respect, integrity, and accountability."

An 18-year-old was arrested for making threats against Center Grove High School, with Indiana law enforcement responding swiftly to ensure school safety.