The Indiana Fever signed guard Odyssey Sims to address injuries in their lineup, with Sims' extensive WNBA experience expected to strengthen the team.

Five juveniles were arrested following a shooting in Carmel that left a man with gunshot injuries. The arrests were made by the Carmel Police Department.

Indianapolis forecast predicts a hot and sunny day with highs near 91 degrees, followed by a clear evening with lows around 73. Chance of thunderstorms increases later in the week.

Joshua W. Stearman, 42, of Anderson, Indiana, received a 65-month federal sentence for posing as a federal officer and possessing incendiary bombs. The DOJ confirmed his arrest followed a 2023 incident involving homemade explosives and a fake ID.

Carmel introduces a Car Seat Sticker Program to aid first responders by providing child safety information during emergencies, with stickers for car seats and vehicles.

Law enforcement agencies collaborated effectively to apprehend a dangerous suspect in Hamilton County, showcasing strong teamwork, communication, and a commitment to community safety.

Bloomington increases enforcement at Crawford Apartments due to missed safety and housing standards, despite some progress in repairs and resident services.

Xfinity's Internet Essentials program provides affordable high-speed internet to eligible low-income households, targeting SNAP/EBT, Medicaid, and National School Lunch Program participants.

The NWS in Indianapolis predicts light rain, thunderstorms, and highs near 84°F today, with scattered thunderstorms tonight and a low of 67°F. Sunny skies expected Wednesday and Thursday with highs in the mid-80s.

A man was shot and killed at a Family Dollar in Indianapolis during a disturbance involving known parties. The incident, which left the victim dead at the scene, is believed to be isolated with no ongoing threat. The investigation is ongoing.

A fatal officer-involved shooting occurred on South Lafountain in Kokomo, with local police confirming the death and stating an investigation is underway. No officers were injured.

Two Noblesville officers, praised as "Masters of Middle School Mayhem," build relationships with students, focusing on connection over correction in their role as SROs.

Red Dog Books, a new used bookstore offering a variety of books and retro media at budget-friendly prices, has opened in the Lanesville neighborhood of Lawrence.