A student got second-degree burns during a majorette team practice at Warren Central High School, leading to calls for increased safety measures from the student's father.

An undocumented immigrant in Indianapolis, Carlos Granados, was sentenced to 35 years in prison for sexually exploiting a minor, followed by lifetime supervised release.

Pulaski County schools in Indiana received $59,000 from the Secured School Safety Grant Program for safety improvements, with support from State Reps. Culp and Jordan.

Wabash County schools received over $236,000 from Indiana's Secured School Safety Grant Program for safety improvements, as part of the state's $27 million investment in school safety.

A former Jeffersonville Police Officer, Todd Wilson, was sentenced to 15 months in prison for falsifying documents to buy firearms for personal use, with further supervised release.

Jonathan Taylor's impressive 46-yard TD and Daniel Jones's effective play contributed to the Colts' victory, while they bolster up their defense with the signing of veteran cornerback Mike Hilton amid injuries.

Indiana House Republicans are offering paid internships for the 2026 legislative session, available to students and graduates for hands-on experience in state government.

Hamilton County's move to a Vote Center model failed as the Election Board's vote did not reach unanimity, with Republican Ray Adler dissenting. Despite public support, precinct-based voting will continue through the 2026 elections.

IMPD released a video on Facebook detailing a police shooting in Indianapolis, warning viewers of its graphic content and aiming for transparency about the incident.

Jeremy Mack, already serving a life sentence, received an additional 30 years for the second-degree murder of his cellmate in an Indiana federal prison.

Bloomington's "Sustainability Spooktacular" in October offers community activities for environmental action and education, inviting residents to participate and potentially win prizes.

Montgomery County schools in Indiana are enhancing security using part of a $27 million state fund aimed at school safety, with over $135,000 allocated locally from the Secured School Safety Grant Program.

Starke County schools in Indiana received over $156,000 from the Secured School Safety Grant Program for safety upgrades as part of a $27 million statewide investment.