Indianapolis police arrested Tadijah Davis for the 2021 double murder of Ashanti Robinson and Patrice Jones after a four-year investigation. Davis faces two counts of murder.

Two shootings in Indianapolis left one man dead and three critically injured. The incidents on North Denny Street and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Street are under investigation with no suspects in custody.

INDOT expands Safe Zones program to include speed cameras on I-70 in Hancock County and in Steuben County to enforce speed limits and improve safety in work zones, with posted alerts and fines for speeding when workers are present.

Fort Wayne Police responded to a mental health crisis involving an armed individual, using specialized units for de-escalation and apprehended the subject without injury.

Indiana State Rep. Bruce Borders attended the White House State Leadership Conference in Washington, D.C., engaging with federal officials to discuss enhancing life in Indiana.

Indiana reports a historic rise in third-grade literacy rates, with a nearly 5-point increase in IREAD scores, marking the largest improvement since 2013.

The NWS provided a straightforward weather update for Indianapolis, forecasting comfortable temperatures with a chance of rain and thunderstorms by Wednesday night, followed by a return to sunny, pleasant conditions later in the week.

Richmond Police responded to a shooting at Richmond Flats Apartments, with the victim airlifted for care. Witnesses are urged to come forward as bullets hit multiple vehicles and buildings.

A 27-year-old man, Larry Duerson, was arrested by IMPD for sexual assaults on the Monon Trail, facing charges including kidnapping and attempted rape.

Leon'ta Anderson was arrested for the death of 2-year-old Harmoney Anderson, who succumbed to gunshot wounds. After an investigation and collaboration with U.S. Marshals, Anderson faces charges of neglect of a dependent resulting in death.

Fort Ben in Lawrence is thriving with projects like The Benjamin and The Corner at Fort Ben, blending residential and retail development, and fostering a vibrant community with local businesses like Moo & Lou Frozen Treats contributing to its charm.

Three Evansville locals were sentenced for meth trafficking; ringleader Patrick L. Adams received 17 years in prison, with accomplices Jorden Ott and Amanda Lamm getting lesser terms.

Chris Ballard, GM of the Colts, is sticking with the current quarterback setup, seeing development potential in backup Anthony Richardson despite trade rumors and is committed to his growth.