A 24‑year‑old Indianapolis man was sentenced to 45 years after pleading guilty in the May 1, 2024 I‑65 road‑rage shooting that killed Ryan Hawkins.

IMPD says an officer-involved shooting was reported Saturday night in the 10900 block of E 10th Street on Indy's far east side; no officers were injured and investigators are on scene.

More than $13 million in federal community project funding will flow to Indianapolis for airport upgrades, lead‑service‑line replacement and a Shepherd Center expansion.

A traffic stop on Keystone Parkway turned up a pistol deputies say had been converted to fire automatically, high-capacity magazines and marijuana; four teens were arrested.

Morgan County Sheriff's Office posted photos after two vehicles were stolen near State Road 144; investigators asked residents to send tips to Detective Thompson.

A Greenfield tattooist is inking tiny pink bows called “Hailey’s bow” and donating $50 from each tattoo to the family of Fishers teen Hailey Buzbee.

Bloomington is combating the emerald ash borer with a $50,000 grant, aiming to inspect and treat over 500 ash trees, educate residents, and replace fallen trees with a diversity of native species.

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.