A man died in Indianapolis after gunfire during a multi-vehicle crash, with five others injured. The cause of his death is under investigation, considering both gunshots and crash injuries.

Indiana's legislature is progressing on education bills concerning deregulation, teacher benefits, and private school options, with partisan divide on public education support.

Three individuals were arrested in Indianapolis after jaywalking led to a chase with law enforcement, resulting in charges for firearm possession, resisting law enforcement, and narcotics.

The Powerball jackpot reaches $46 million after no top prize winner; next draw is on January 25. Players can buy tickets for $2 with a Power Play option for an extra dollar.

Indianapolis police arrested Jeremy McBride for a shooting that injured a pregnant woman, resulting in the unborn child's death, relying on community tips and technology.

Ascension St. Vincent in Indianapolis moved 76 patients, including 63 infants from the NICU, into its new $325M Women and Infants Hospital for enhanced continuity of care.

NWS issues a Cold Weather Advisory in Indianapolis until Wednesday with dangerously low wind chills expected, advising residents to stay warm and protect pets.

Indianapolis firefighters battled a garage fire at a colleague's house, resulting in two getting injured, with one hospitalized. The family and dog were safe, but the home suffered damage.

West Lafayette Police are seeking help to find Rhianna Ladd, missing since January 15. She has black or brown hair and an "ankh" tattoo on her forearm.

A single-car rollover crash on I-65 in Tippecanoe County killed a Chicago woman; the driver was arrested for DUI.

Senator Mark Spencer addresses an accounting error that led to misallocated wagering tax revenues in Indiana, affecting Gary, East Chicago, and Michigan City.

A juvenile was shot at an Indianapolis apartment complex; IMPD is seeking witnesses as the shooting appears intentional. The victim is stable and no arrests have been made.

Indiana's Senate Committee unanimously approves the expansion of the Lifeline Law, advocating for legal immunity for minors in alcohol-related emergencies. The bill, backed by student collaboration, promotes proactive life-saving actions among youth.