Two IMPD officers were wounded and a suspect was killed in an April 20, 2023 east-side shootout. Bodycam footage and a later federal review kept the incident in the spotlight.

Caitlin Clark picked up her seventh technical in the Fever’s 123‑88 win, leaving her one away from an automatic WNBA suspension. The double‑technical came after a heated exchange late in the third quarter.

A South Bend man was handed a 67‑year prison term after a jury convicted him in the 2024 shooting death of 16‑year‑old Alyyus Enoexpettiford.

Balena (Manuela Pizzi) and Monti (Francesco Settanni) bring family recipes, house-made pasta and an aperitivo bar to Indianapolis’ north side and Fountain Square.

A pickup struck an apartment building in Fortville, producing a partial structural collapse; crews installed emergency shoring and no injuries were reported.

A man was found dead Tuesday on County Road 350 North in Hancock County; a suspect is in custody and the prosecutor's office will review the case.

IMPD arrested a 19‑year‑old after a July 18 east‑side shooting that killed a 20‑year‑old; detectives say they seized firearms and suspected narcotics.

Denver-based Birdcall plans five Indianapolis-area restaurants, targeting Carmel‑Fishers‑Westfield and southern neighborhoods with sandwiches, tenders and gluten‑free nuggets.

A 43-year-old from Wyoming, Michigan, was arrested after a 100+ mph pursuit on I‑69 north of Marion; police say the car was reported stolen and tied to a Wyoming homicide.

A Tuscaloosa woman was arrested July 17 in Carmel after allegedly brandishing a large butcher knife and threatening a motorist. She faces a Level‑5 felony and was booked into Hamilton County Jail.

Indiana Black Expo's Summer Celebration continues Saturday at the Indiana Convention Center with hundreds of vendors, a 40th‑anniversary health fair and panels on mental health and finance.

An 84-year-old Michigan woman from Norton Shores died July 12 after a two-vehicle crash at U.S. 31 and County Road 450 North in Fulton County; state police say the crash is under investigation.

An undercover Noblesville police sting last week led to four arrests on charges ranging from child solicitation to promotion of child sex trafficking. The cases now go to the Hamilton County Prosecutor.