Indianapolis faces a week with thunderstorms and heat, per the National Weather Service, with possible showers and a high near 92°F today, and storms tonight. High humidity may push heat indices near 100°F.

Two individuals were critically injured in a shooting near Eagle Creek Park, prompting an IMPD response and the detention of three people of interest.

A woman died in Indianapolis after what is believed to be an accidental firearm discharge; IMPD and medics responded to the scene and homicide detectives are investigating.

A vehicle crashed into Noblesville's Hoosier Armory in an early morning burglary attempt, with the police responding to an alarm but making no arrests yet. This incident marks the second such break-in at the store within a year.

Indianapolis celebrates July as Indiana Fever and WNBA All-Star Month, with city-wide festivities and special street signs honoring women's basketball.

Thieves drove through Big Wick Fireworks' entrance in Indianapolis, looting the store early Wednesday; despite police efforts, suspects remained at large.

The IMPD's "Be In the Know Before They Go" campaign advises on keeping kids safe in summer by teaching them to avoid and de-escalate violence, and through events like East District Community Day.

Jeremiah Cotton's shooting death in Cumberland is now being investigated as a homicide after the coroner determined the wound could not have been self-inflicted.

Indiana students won scholarships under the Next Generation Hoosier Educators Scholarship program to pursue teaching careers after committing to work in state schools for five years.

Ajon Hall was arrested twice by ICGTF detectives for alleged threats and gun possession, and possession of a converted machine gun after evading police and issuing post-release threats.

The National Weather Service forecasts scattered showers and thunderstorms with highs around 87 degrees in Indianapolis, alongside intermittently sunny days throughout the week.

Danville experienced a severe internet outage affecting town services and communication, although emergency 911 calls remain operational. The police urged patience as repairs are underway.

Indiana's summer study committee aims to address medical debt, as Senator Fady Qaddoura advocates for solutions to the state's $2.2 billion medical debt issue affecting up to 50% of adults.