IFD rescued a German Shepherd from a frozen pond in Indianapolis, with the dog unharmed except for cold exposure.

The search for missing 67-year-old Richard Wayne Henderson in Danville continues, with authorities struggling to find leads due to Henderson's lack of a cell phone, vehicle, or significant financial activity.

Governor Mike Braun has appointed Jared Prentice as Indiana's new Inspector General, tasked with eliminating fraud and promoting transparency in state agencies.

WWE is undecided on the Hall of Fame ceremony details for WrestleMania 41 week. ECW legend Rhyno was seen at a WWE hotel, sparking rumors of his potential return or involvement in the event.

Indiana House Republicans report Rep. Carbaugh's bill aiding the VNMSM passed committee, simplifying the addition of a columbarium for veterans without a hefty deposit.

A pedestrian using a walker as a wheelchair was fatally struck by a vehicle in Fort Wayne, Indiana; neither speed nor alcohol were factors. An investigation is ongoing.

Indiana House approves a bill to standardize qualifications and expulsion methods for public officials, both elected and appointed, enhancing government integrity.

Indiana Senator Jim Tomes supported Governor Eric Braun's agenda, focusing on immigration, government efficiency, education, healthcare, and property taxes, as stated by the Indiana Senate Republicans.

A teenager has been arrested for the fatal shooting of a dog in Indianapolis, with charges including firearm possession and animal killing. Community assistance was key in the investigation.

IMPD arrested Matthew Dillon for large-scale marijuana distribution and seized drugs, firearms, and cash from his home. Charges include neglect and drug dealing.

Hamilton County establishes an Immigration Commission aiming to enhance public safety by collaborating with ICE and implementing the 287(g) program, despite concerns about racial profiling.

Indianapolis man, Matthew Dillon, was arrested after 50 lbs of marijuana, 400+ THC cartridges, 14 guns, and $46,000 were found at his home. He faces multiple felony charges.

Devin Powell was sentenced to 55 years for the murder of Lyft driver Anthony Garland, after pleading guilty and may seek sentence modification after 50 years.