An intoxicated man in Indianapolis was sentenced to seven years for hitting a police officer with his car. The IMPD is disappointed with the sentence, which is less than the maximum allowed under the plea deal.

The IMPD extended support and safety reminders via social media as students in Indianapolis began their school year. They were present to help with traffic and school zones.

Lawrence's sewer maintenance will begin on August 6, causing noise and potential minor disruptions for about 21 days along Franklin Road, White Lane, and Twin Beech Lane.

Krystal Scott, previously convicted of animal cruelty, was ordered to return to federal prison for violating her release terms by mistreating animals again.

The Noblesville Police Department engaged with the community through a busy week of events, including a school launch, summer festival, and a local Street Dance where officers, including Sgt. Anderson, participated actively in festivities.

Two adults were found dead in a shooting on Morrow Way, Fort Wayne, Sunday afternoon. Authorities seek public assistance as investigations continue into the tragic incident.

The Silver Alert for 84-year-old Theodore Morgan from Mooresville was canceled hours after issuance; details of his condition or how he was found were not provided.

The Fishers Police Department will host an Open House on September 30th, aiming to strengthen community relations with activities for all ages and a complimentary dinner.

The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department welcomes Gen Con attendees, emphasizing safety tips and their commitment to creating a secure environment for the gaming convention.

The Hamilton County Sheriff's Office thanked their Citizens Academy Alumni Association for providing an Ice Cream Sundae Bar that brought together various divisions for a pleasant break.

Indianapolis will have a sunny and warm weekend with rising temperatures, reaching up to 82 degrees on Sunday. There's a forecasted chance of rain early next week.

Construction begins on North Walnut Street in Bloomington for roadway improvements, including resurfacing and safety enhancements, with completion expected by November.

Javonte Smith was sentenced to 30 years in prison for a series of armed robberies in Indianapolis. He pled guilty to the crimes, including possession of a firearm by a felon.