A pedestrian was killed after being struck on West 38th Street near Michigan Road; IMPD says the driver remained at the scene and detectives are investigating.

A vehicle was driven into an Indy vape shop as two smoke shops were burglarized overnight. IMPD is investigating and asking the public for tips.

Two people were shot on Indianapolis' west side; both are in stable condition and investigators say a person of interest is speaking with detectives.

IFD fought a large blaze at the Church of Living God on E. 38th St., running an extended water supply and operating from the exterior while investigators probe the cause.

A Marion County judge dismissed all 27 counts against Broad Ripple bar owner Robert Sabatini, ruling prosecutors conducted a warrantless search that violated the Fourth Amendment.

A Hendricks County judge gave Robert Allen Miller a 50-year sentence after prosecutors say he beat a medically vulnerable inmate to death at Plainfield Correctional Facility.

Amazon has applied to convert part of a Carmel office park into a small Amazon Now hub that could deliver groceries and essentials in about 30 minutes. The company has filed for a special‑use permit and is eyeing a July renovation.

Court documents allege a 4‑year‑old accidentally ingested methadone, was revived with naloxone and transferred to a children's hospital. Michael and Brittany Long now face neglect charges in Hamilton County.

An early-morning shooting on Indianapolis’ far east side left one man dead as detectives investigate a disturbance at a Trent Court home.

Mostly sunny and breezy Sunday in Indianapolis, then a steady warm‑up into the 90s midweek. Gusts to ~25 mph and cooling center info inside.

A man was shot inside his car and died after crashing while trying to flee gunfire on Indianapolis' near south side, police say.

Marion County Sheriff’s Office posted photos marking the anniversary of Deputy John Durm’s 2023 death and recalled the sallyport attack that killed him. The suspect faces murder and escape charges.

Speedway firefighters say a 10th Street trash-truck blaze involved more than 600 aerosol sunscreen cans; crews extinguished the fire and no injuries were reported.