Police and emergency teams de-escalated a situation with an armed distressed individual in Fort Wayne, resulting in a safe resolution and hospital care.

The National Weather Service warns of wintry conditions in Indianapolis, with rain, snow, and ice making travel hazardous. A Winter Weather Advisory remains in effect.

Trinity Shockley from Mooresville High School was charged for planning an attack on the school after authorities found a collage of mass murderers in the student's room.

Columbus Police are investigating after Christopher Pool died when his car submerged in a pond; despite rescue attempts, he was pronounced dead at the scene.

Indiana State Representative Cindy Ledbetter introduced a bill to extend a pilot program for veterans with PTSD to receive hyperbaric oxygen therapy until 2027.

Five individuals, including four juveniles, were arrested following two armed carjackings in Indianapolis, according to IMPD News. Police utilized technology and arrested the suspects after pursuits.

Indiana State Police issued a Silver Alert for missing 15-year-old Zania Mason, believed to be in extreme danger and needing medical assistance. She was last seen in South Bend wearing a white jacket, shirt, and black leggings.

The NWS Indianapolis forecasts a variable week starting Feb 9, 2025, with temperatures ranging from lows of 19°F to highs near 44°F, chances of snow and rain, and generally cold conditions.

Bloomington offers a free sustainability workshop on waste reduction, water conservation, and handling hazardous materials, aimed at saving money and the environment.

The Indiana House approved legislation to join the Dentist and Dental Hygienist Compact, aimed at improving access to dental care, especially in rural areas.

Indianapolis tourism is booming and poised for growth, with record events and web traffic, generating a $5.8 billion economic impact and infrastructure investments to support future expansion.

A high-speed chase initiated by Avon Police ends in a fatal crash involving multiple injuries and the death of one individual, with the suspect in custody.

Indiana's Department of Health will release Termination of Pregnancy Reports with redactions after a lawsuit settlement, addressing public record access while maintaining patient privacy.