A pedestrian was fatally hit by a van in downtown Indianapolis; the driver cooperated with police and impairment is not suspected.

Indianapolis's Nickel Plate Trail now features the HAWK crosswalk system. IMPD News shared a video on Facebook to educate the public on using the new safety feature aimed at preventing accidents between vehicles and pedestrians.

A semitruck rear-ended an SUV on I-65 in Tippecanoe County, resulting in one fatality and minor injuries to the semi's driver.

Carmel Fire Department is hosting a men's health awareness and fundraiser event at the "Morning Sun" sculpture to tackle issues like cancer and mental health.

Indiana's special legislative session on redistricting and tax code reconciliation is postponed due to scheduling conflicts, with a promise of a new date within the 40-day window.

The National Weather Service predicts isolated showers and a cool high of 57 degrees for Indianapolis, with strong north winds up to 28 mph. There's a low chance of rain with some clearing later.

The Carmel Police Department has welcomed a group of new recruits, who are undergoing local training before attending the Indiana Law Enforcement Academy in January.

The Greenwood Police Department is seeking public help to solve a theft, sharing a person of interest's image. They request tips via their hotline or Crime Stoppers, citing case "10282025-G25L24484235FB."

Police in Indianapolis arrested 7 individuals, issued 22 traffic citations, towed 7 vehicles, and seized 4 firearms during a crackdown on reckless driving.

Two drivers were hospitalized after a collision involving a Hyundai and GMC SUV at US 41 and Howard Wayne Dr on October 24, per Vigo County Sheriff's Office.

Overcast and 49°F in Indianapolis with a high of 62°F expected later. Clear 10-mile visibility and east winds at 9 mph. Rain chances increase through the week.

Carmel Police Department promoted two officers, with Lieutenant Devenport and Sergeant Rodriguez being recognized for their professionalism and expected to make significant contributions.

Fort Wayne Police released guidelines on social media for the public to ensure safety during traffic stops, including steps like staying in the vehicle and keeping hands visible.