Local fire departments swiftly contained a fire at Junior Fish & Chicken in Indianapolis, with no injuries reported. The response was prompted by a civilian alert before the 911 call.

The Noblesville Fire Department shared a holiday greeting on Facebook, acknowledging crew members on duty and spreading Christmas cheer to the community.

A series of fires in Indianapolis on Christmas day displaced seven people and hospitalized six, including one adult and a child with serious injuries.

The Cicero Fire Department shared a festive safety message on social media, infusing holiday humor with reminders for fire safety during the Christmas season.

A 16-year-old boy, Robert Toole, died in a two-vehicle crash in Johnson County, with two others injured; an ongoing investigation affects local traffic.

The Plainfield Police Department, in collaboration with local partners, spread holiday joy to 126 kids through their Santa Cops program, reflecting increased community generosity.

Local police in New Palestine report "elves" decorating the town for Christmas, sharing the news via a social media post with photos, while reassuring the community of the holiday cheer.

Indiana allocates over $2.1 million for local infrastructure improvements through state grants; nearly 200 communities benefit for roads and bridges maintenance.

A family in Indianapolis had their car stolen, which contained a WWII uniform belonging to the grandfather of Joe Melillo; they seek its return due to its sentimental value.

Indianapolis mother Ashley Yarrell, 36, died from trauma-related injuries, with the incident being ruled a homicide. Police seek information, as no suspects or motives are disclosed yet.

A stolen vehicle crash in Wayne County resulted in the death of a 13-year-old and injuries to four teens. The crash occurred when the car failed to navigate a curve and hit trees.

Indianapolis weather forecasts a slight chance of rain with mixed conditions and fluctuating temperatures, including fog and a chance of rain tonight, clearer skies on Tuesday, and rain potential increasing towards the weekend.

Bloomington seeks residents to serve on city boards and commissions, with roles available in public safety, sustainability, and historic preservation.