The mother and boyfriend of three-year-old Nola Dinkins face charges after her body was found, with the mother admitting to fabricating an abduction story to protect her boyfriend.

Governor Mike Braun signed Indiana House Enrolled Act 1005, a law aimed at increasing housing access by providing infrastructure support loans to local governments.

The Indiana State Fair announces a diverse lineup for its free concerts running from August 1-17, featuring genres like classic rock, country, R&B, and Latin music, with acts like Babyface, America, Phil Vassar, Lonestar, and Bill Murray.

A cooking oil spill from a semi-trailer in Fort Wayne caused multiple crashes and traffic reroutes, leaving one motorcyclist with life-threatening injuries.

William Rather was sentenced to 14 years for sexual misconduct with a minor in Hancock County, Indiana, after law enforcement's swift action and evidence gathering.

The Zionsville Police showcased the skills of K9 Officer Mika at a community demonstration aiming to strengthen unity and provide insight into the K9 unit's role.

A malfunctioning railroad crossing in New Palestine near Main Street was repaired, ending significant traffic disruptions previously reported by the police.

Fort Wayne Police arrested Devon Stewart Jr. and William Britt, both 18, for the murder of 86-year-old Alice Hall, who died from a gunshot on Colerick St. The community mourns as the suspects face serious charges.

A fight at an Avon Texas Roadhouse on Saturday night resulted in injuries, with suspects fleeing before police arrived. Authorities are investigating and seeking information from the public.

The National Weather Service predicts heavy showers and thunderstorms for Indianapolis in the morning, followed by a high near 78 degrees. Partly cloudy skies expected at night with a low around 55 degrees.

The Greenwood Fire Department extinguished a residential fire on Traditions Pass, with no injuries reported. The cause is under investigation by multiple departments.

Applications are open for the Hendricks County Sheriff's Office Citizens Academy until June 30, 2025, with classes starting August 7, educating residents on law enforcement operations.

Off-duty officer Maurice Magee was charged with criminal recklessness after firing his weapon while attempting to recover his stolen vehicle; no one was hurt, but his actions led to administrative leave and criticism from the prosecutor.