Frontman Benjamin Burnley brought his son onstage in Camden for the new single “Something Wicked,” a preview of what Noblesville fans can expect.

Jacob Kauth avoids a felony record after falsifying more than 98 hours for a subordinate he lived with.

Broad Ripple hosts a five-day jazz takeover, ending with a $3.6 million renovated ARTSPARK and free entry for kids 14 and under.

A Greenwood man told police he hit a sleeping 3-year-old with an iPhone “because I’m a jacka**,” investigators say. He posted bond within hours.

Col. Chris Colbert and wingman Tom Sims flew training-round-armed jets to guard the president over Indiana and Ohio.

A child was found with fatal injuries in a Southport Road driveway; the prosecutor will decide on charges.

A 19-year-old passenger was pronounced dead at the scene; the 18-year-old driver was flown to Indianapolis after the Subaru left State Road 446.

Jessica Martinez, 21, died after a shooting on Pierre Moran Drive Monday night; a 17-year-old faces preliminary reckless homicide charges.

A parking lot disturbance near West Washington Street escalated into gunfire, with one victim now in critical condition, IMPD says.

Mark Bense wants election records preserved on 12 disputed votes while a judge already tossed one of his subpoenas.

IMPD says the rider crossed a double yellow line to pass two vehicles before hitting a turning truck on East Hanna Avenue.

Brenden King allegedly shot at an elementary school pickup zone before ramming through yards near Pendleton Pike.

Now in its fifth year, Festival 451 Indy pairs Bradbury readings with free library books to fight declining adult literacy.