Lorth Sim, a Cambodian national and convicted felon, died in ICE custody in Indiana with his death under investigation. He had been a U.S. resident since 1986.

Major Corey Mims was appointed as the new North District Commander for IMPD, highlighted by Chief Terry for his law enforcement experience and strong community ties.

Brooklyn Cook's parents say months of bullying at North Vernon schools culminated in their 11‑year‑old daughter's suicide and are now seeking accountability in a wrongful‑death suit.

Anderson, Indiana demolishes two blighted properties to improve neighborhood safety and aesthetics, as part of Mayor Thomas Broderick Jr.'s ongoing initiative.

Senate Bill 285 would make sleeping on state or local government land a misdemeanor after warnings; it moved out of a House committee amid sharp disagreement over enforcement and shelter capacity.

Westfield medics at Station 81 say they gave blood products to a patient with severe bleeding and hosted hospital partners at the station.

Indiana State Reps. Ireland and McGuire's HR 28, urging action on national debt, passes the House committee, citing national security and fiscal responsibility concerns.

A three-vehicle collision near Rockville Road and County Road 525 E in Avon killed one person; the Hendricks County Sheriff's Department is investigating.

The Indiana Department of Health celebrated the contributions of county health departments and individuals, honoring them with Public Health Awards for their impactful work in the community.

The Fishers Health Department highlighted Public Health Nurse Amanda Didier for her contribution to community health and her STI testing program initiatives.

A fatal crash in Greenfield involved a Ford Fusion and Cadillac Escalade, causing one death and multiple injuries, including a critically injured driver.

INDOT East Central has scheduled overnight roadwork on I-70 for new signage installation, causing lane restrictions and ramp closures during specific hours this week.

Elizabeth Mitchell named Bloomington's 2026 Living Legend during Black History Month. Events include a Youth Poster Board Contest, and a Gala at Woolery Mill to conclude the month's celebrations.