Indiana Governor Mike Braun signs legislation to support the Veterans National Memorial Shrine and Museum's columbarium project, waiving a financial requirement.

Westfield Police celebrated Hero Day with kids at Abacus Early Learning Center, engaging in an event filled with high-fives, laughter, and conversations, fostering community trust and connections.

Morocco Brown is no longer listed as the Colts' Chief Personnel Executive, suggesting his departure from the team. His role in scouting and drafting, including support for drafting QB Anthony Richardson, was notable during his tenure.

Wayne County Sheriff's Office arrested Davonta Chatman in Richmond for drug offenses, seizing fentanyl, cocaine, and cash. He faces Level 2 felony charges.

Rep. Alex Zimmerman's three public safety bills were ceremonially signed by the Indiana Governor, focusing on driver safety, legal penalties, and protecting minors.

The Indiana Department of Transportation reports that each day in the U.S., approximately 34 people die in drunk-driving accidents, highlighting the preventable nature of these fatalities.

The BCPA's 30th Annual Book 'Em Used Book Sale supports crime prevention, offering books and other items from June 6-21, with proceeds benefiting local organizations.

The Indiana Crime Guns Task Force used drones to arrest two individuals, James Dycus Jr. and a minor, for illegal firearm possession and related charges in Indianapolis.

Mexican national Manuel Vasquez-Mongia, deported seven times before, was sentenced to 13 months in prison for his eighth illegal reentry into the U.S.

Hamilton County Health Department will host webinars on children's CPR and internet safety in June, focusing on lifesaving skills and online dangers for kids.

The Arts in the Parks: Summer Fete on July 3 at Normandale Lake Park, Bloomington, will feature art, music, family activities, and a large fireworks display.

An Indianapolis man received a 37-year sentence for attempting to murder his pregnant girlfriend, resulting in her severe injury and the loss of their unborn child.

An 86-year-old woman was shot and killed in her home on Colerick Street, Fort Wayne; police seek community help in the ongoing homicide investigation.