Four individuals were arrested in connection to a shooting in downtown Indianapolis that left one man injured and resulted in a vehicle chase, with charges ranging from unlawful gun possession to resisting law enforcement.

Multiple arrests were made in downtown Indianapolis after gunfire led to police activity, with two suspects detained and two fleeing individuals apprehended. A gunshot victim and evidence of drugs were also found.

An 18-year-old Howard County father was arrested after his 2-month-old son's death; inconsistencies in family accounts led to charges of aggravated battery resulting in death.

Indiana Governor Mike Braun denies clemency for Roy Lee Ward, with execution set for October 10th, despite Ward's defense arguing the method violates the Eighth Amendment.

A 17-year-old named Ethan Heath died in a car crash in Franklin County. His vehicle crashed near Blooming Grove on State Road 1. The community at Franklin County High School is mourning the loss.

Harold Love, Jr. was arrested in Indianapolis for multiple charges, including attempted murder, following a September shooting that left three people injured.

Indiana House Republicans seek interns for the 2026 session, inviting students and graduates for paid, full-time positions to learn about state governance.

Indiana House Republicans are seeking interns for the 2026 legislative session, offering paid, full-time positions that provide valuable, hands-on experience in state government.

Gibson County schools in Indiana have been awarded over $326,000 for security improvements through the state's Secured School Safety Grant Program. State Reps. Ledbetter and Hostettler support the grants aimed at enhancing campus security.

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.