The Colts suffered their tenth consecutive road loss at Jacksonville with a 37-34 defeat, despite backup quarterback Joe Flacco's 359 passing yards and three touchdowns.

A 19-year-old was killed and two teens were critically injured in a collision with a semi in Lake County, Indiana.

Keanu Reeves spins out but recovers to finish 25th in his professional auto racing debut at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

Former Taylor High School coach Scott Sullivan arrested for child solicitation and related offenses involving a 15-year-old student.

Bernardo Tapia was arrested in Indiana on rape and child molestation charges involving a 12-year-old girl after allegedly meeting her online and taking her to a hotel.

Two males were seriously injured in a single-vehicle crash in Lawrence, with their car hitting a concrete barrier and emergency technology aiding in the quick response.

A vehicle crash in Tippecanoe County resulted in a fatality when a driver hit two utility poles and a fence. The road was closed for hours during the investigation.

A man from Seymour, Indiana, Fredy P. Felipe-Pascual, was arrested again for unauthorized dentistry, with a history of similar charges this year, involving dental tools and unlicensed practice discovery.

The Indianapolis City-County Council's Committee is investigating HR policies in Mayor Hogsett's administration, particularly the lack of an anonymous harassment reporting system.

IMPD investigates a homicide after a man was found dead with a gunshot wound in his east side home; coroners are involved, no suspects named yet, and details remain sparse.

A woman was killed in a hit-and-run in Indianapolis, marking the city's 24th such fatality this year. The incident occurred on North High School Road. No suspect details have been released.

Indianapolis weather includes patchy drizzle and scattered showers, with highs around 72 degrees. Chances of rain continue into the evening, decreasing overnight. The week ahead shows improvement, with mostly sunny skies and increasing temperatures.

Citizens Energy Group is replacing lead water lines in Indianapolis at no cost to homeowners, impacting over 260,000 residents and ensuring safer drinking water.