The NWS Indianapolis forecasts cloudy weather with intermittent rain and fluctuating temperatures leading into Thanksgiving, with breezy conditions persisting.

Hamilton County's 911 Communications Team received CALEA Accreditation, highlighting their dedication to public safety standards and accomplishment after a rigorous two-year process.

A fire severely damaged the Four Seasons Family Restaurant in Indianapolis, with no injuries reported. The incident occurred early Thursday morning, involving immediate response from firefighters.

A stolen vehicle with a 6-month-old inside was recovered, and the baby, Eliam Santiago Felipe, was found safe after IMPD's search and community assistance.

A student found guilty of assaulting a classmate in Perry Meridian High School received a suspended sentence, which has brought criticism and attention to school safety issues.

An abandoned Golden Corral in Indianapolis caught fire; no injuries were reported as the cause is investigated.

Hamilton County Parks and Recreation Department introduces the Yoga of 12-Step Recovery program, blending yoga with recovery practices to aid those facing addiction.

A man was fatally shot on the east side of Indianapolis; Anthony Rome Harlin Jr. was later identified as the victim. IMPD is investigating with no suspects or motives yet disclosed.

Indiana State Police issued a Silver Alert for missing Robert Farmer, 38, last seen in Whiteland, feared to be in extreme danger and in need of medical assistance.

William Paschall-Young was arrested on charges of murdering JaiShawn Johnson and toddler Armonie Booker in Indianapolis after a months-long probe and a traffic stop.

Carmel's Small Business Saturday event, Shop Small Shop Carmel, encourages local shopping with incentives like swag bags, a social media contest, and a holiday trolley service.

Indianapolis forecasts include cloudy skies and scattered showers for the week, with temperatures ranging from the low 40s to mid-60s and chances of rain and snow. Winds vary throughout the period.

Jaime Heredia Jr., an ex-Marine, was sentenced to five years in prison for the reckless homicide of Ashley and Grant Lansdell following a guilty plea.