An Indianapolis police officer's bodycam showed her saving a newborn's life, after responding to a call about an unresponsive baby born at home. Officer Chappell is celebrated for her lifesaving actions.

A man died after his car was hit by a train on Indianapolis's east side when he tried to drive around a railroad crossing.

Greenfield Police located Stephanie Richardson, who had been missing since September, shortly after issuing a missing person alert.

Pinheads opened its renovated Brownsburg location, featuring new bowling lanes, a luxury arcade, and a gastro-pub menu, with a week of celebrations and giveaways.

The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department investigates a fatal crash involving a motorcycle and a vehicle on Rockville Road, resulting in the rider's death.

Shoals Public Library in Indiana is crowdfunding to improve accessibility. If they raise $50,000 by 2025, it will be matched by the IHCDA's CreatINg Places program.

Indiana launches a crowd-funding campaign for The Big Table, a community kitchen at the Big Car campus, with a $50,000 goal to potentially receive matching funds from IHCDA's CreatINg Places program.

The Indiana Senate Democrats named Shelli Yoder as the new minority leader, with a supporting leadership team, setting a strategic vision for the 124th General Assembly.

Carmel's winter highlights, the Festival of Ice and the Carmel Winter Games, feature ice carving and a chili cook-off by the Fire Department in January.

George Tracy was sentenced to 159 months in federal prison for shooting a gas station employee during a robbery in Indianapolis and was caught on video telling the victim to "have a good day."

A man was shot near an Avon, Indiana apartment complex, with police investigating and asserting no ongoing public danger. A suspect is not in custody, and a related vehicle was found.

Indiana Senator Greg Taylor was replaced by Shelli Yoder as Senate Minority Leader after allegations of sexual misconduct. Taylor denies the accusations, and Yoder's appointment reflects a leadership shift.

Ronald McCallister, sentenced to over 16 years for firearm possession during a violent incident with his ex-girlfriend, shot her in the ankle. He was found by police hiding with a gun he was not allowed to possess due to prior felonies.