IMPD arrested Lorenzo Copeland on rape charges, also finding him with a gun, marijuana, and counterfeit money. Investigations are ongoing, and Copeland is presumed innocent until proven guilty.

Lawrence Community Park offers a Free Sled Library for visitors to enjoy sledding without the need for personal equipment, promoting a culture of community sharing and winter fun.

A controversial redistricting bill in Indiana has passed the House and now moves to the Senate, with potential impacts on GOP control in Democratic-held districts.

Westfield Police Department launches National Impaired Driving Prevention Month campaign, emphasizing the risks of impaired driving and promoting sober driving practices during the holiday season.

Bloomington announces plans to close the Browns Woods encampment on December 8, offering support to affected residents, while noting its collaborative efforts for safer housing alternatives and outreach services.

Indiana man Phillip Hoover died after falling through ice while trying to save his dog; he was pronounced dead at a hospital. The dog survived. The incident is under investigation.

Indiana State Senator Kyle Walker will not seek re-election in 2026, amidst tensions over GOP redistricting and after receiving threats. He intends to finish his term and opposes mid-decade redistricting, reflecting divisions within the state GOP.

Boone County organizes a Christmas Wreath Contest to support local charities, where the public can vote for their favorite government agency's wreath at the courthouse. Proceeds aid "Shop with a Cop" and a raffle benefits the Child Advocacy Center.

A juvenile was arrested off school grounds after a fight at Hamilton Southeastern High School. Police found a firearm on school property; the incident was resolved without injuries.

Fishers Police responded to a shooting at Britton Tavern, with one man dead and suspect Maclean Murt in custody. Investigation ongoing, public asked for information.

Fort Wayne prepares for weekend snowfall, transitioning trucks for plowing and prioritizing streets by emergency importance, which may delay leaf pickup and require off-street parking.

The National Weather Service issued a Winter Weather Advisory for central Indiana, predicting 2-4 inches of snow and warning of hazardous Tuesday commute conditions.

The National Weather Service in Indianapolis reports windy and overcast weather, with a cold temperature of 31°F and wind chill at 16°F. Snow is expected to increase throughout the week.