Bloomington Family Aquatic Center set to open June 19 after a leak delay. Repair work has ensured a safe, fun environment for the season.

Jericho Johnson was found guilty on multiple felony charges of child molest and abuse, following a trial related to incidents at Shining Stars Academy and the YMCA after-school program.

Police in Fort Wayne responded to an incident where a person was found injured in the road and later died; it was confirmed as a hit-and-run rather than a shooting.

Thousands celebrated at the Indy Pride parade in Indianapolis with a vibrant procession. Despite security concerns over hate literature, the 30th anniversary event attracted around 60,000 people, including the city's mayor.

The National Weather Service in Indianapolis predicts scattered rain, thunderstorms, and climbing temperatures, with increasing storm chances midweek and potential for heavy rain and lightning.

Two Indianapolis men were arrested for a home invasion in Fishers, with Elijah Oates admitting to several charges and Daquez Stockdale facing similar charges.

Two people died in a head-on collision in Monroe County; Cindy Bentley later died after being airlifted to the hospital. Traffic was halted for investigation.

A man was fatally shot on Indianapolis' near west side, with police responding to the incident on the 1100 block of N Tibbs Ave and finding the victim already deceased. The investigation is ongoing.

The IMPD's Operation Domestic Disruption VI resulted in the arrest of 11 fugitives for felony domestic violence charges, emphasizing support for victims via the Domestic Violence Champions.

The National Weather Service in Indianapolis forecasts an unsettled pattern with chances of showers and thunderstorms, with varying temperatures and precipitation chances throughout the week.

The Westfield Police Department has issued safety guidelines for trail crossings to prevent accidents, advising trail users and motorists to obey signs and exercise caution.

Carmel Police Department celebrates Sergeants Meier and Devenport for graduating from the IMPD Leadership Academy, highlighting their commitment to community service.

Jim Irsay's daughters commit to maintaining his legacy and leading the Indianapolis Colts with confidence, focusing on team success and community engagement.