One person died in an early morning crash involving a car and a tractor-trailer on I-74 near Greensburg, with lane closures advised by INDOT following the incident.

State Sen. Greg Goode honored Dr. Crystal Reynolds on the Senate floor for her work in African American history and community mental health in Terre Haute.

A police investigation is underway after a video showing a woman and girl beating an 8th grader on a Warren Township school bus went viral. The district and police are investigating, and charges have been filed against the assailants.

Hamilton County Health Department uses over $3.2 million in grants for health initiatives, improving dental care accessibility through new technology at Trinity Free Clinic.

A lawsuit has been filed against Indianapolis for the drowning deaths of two kayakers at the city's Emrichsville Dam. It alleges the city failed to warn about the dam's dangers despite past fatalities.

A dispute over loud music in Lawrence led to a shooting, where Ralph McCraig, 57, was killed. The suspect is in custody and cooperating with investigators; no charges have been filed yet.

Central Indiana is expected to experience wind gusts up to 45 mph due to a low pressure system, with possible disruptions and light snow accumulations forecasted.

Danny Cosby Ministries performed music and shared faith stories at Shelby County downtown jail to inspire inmates, in an event supported by local contributors and jail staff.

The Marion County Sheriff's Office honors Chief Seligman's nearly 16-year service for Women's History Month, highlighting her commitment to empowering women in law enforcement.

The Indiana House passed a bill to address the state's backlog of 600 untested rape kits, creating a fund to enhance the Indiana State Police's processing capabilities.

Indiana's Governor Braun signed an order providing state employees with paid childbirth and grief leave, offering six weeks of paid leave for childbirth, eight for C-sections, and up to 150 hours of parental leave.

Two women were found dead at Village Square Apartments in Lafayette, with their deaths being investigated as homicides. The Lafayette community is shaken, and the police urge witnesses to come forward.

The Marion County Sheriff’s Office is seeking information on Christopher A. Jones, a convicted sex offender who failed to register as required by law.