Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg tours an EV battery plant in Kokomo, emphasizing the growth of union jobs and the electric vehicle industry as part of the "Investing in America" agenda.

A 2-year-old boy in Cumberland, Indiana, was found safe after being reported missing, with a local search concluding positively without the need to issue an Amber or Silver Alert.

Avon Police seek public help in finding Mia Bennett, a 14-year-old runaway last seen in early hours of July 26, possibly in Greencastle or Putnam County.

Colts' Samson Ebukam will miss the 2024 season due to a torn Achilles tendon, with the team looking to cover his absence with other defensive players.

A juvenile male was shot dead in Indianapolis; police are investigating and have a person of interest in custody.

The National Weather Service in Indianapolis forecasts scattered showers and thunderstorms today with a 40% chance of rain. The day may see high temperatures near 90°F and evening lows around 73°F. Severe weather with damaging winds is possible.

Severe weather damaged the Frankton-Lapel Community Schools Administration Building in Madison, assessed by the National Weather Service for whether caused by wind or tornado.

Comedian Matt Rife announces a performance at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis on December 6 as part of his ProbleMATTic World Tour. Tickets go on sale soon with a presale starting Tuesday.

An Indianapolis officer, Sgt. Peter Fekkes, was arrested for DUI with a blood alcohol level nearly triple the limit, while already suspended from IMPD pending termination for a past offense.

Colts QB Joe Flacco missed training camp to attend Jacoby Jones' funeral. The defense dominated the day, highlighting the offense's need for improvement.

Sean Brown was arrested for pointing a rifle at players and spectators at a youth soccer match in Indianapolis.

Two Indianapolis residents were arrested for a road rage shooting on I-65 that left a semi driver in critical condition. Charges include criminal recklessness and aggravated battery.

An Indianapolis man was sentenced to two years in prison for sending antisemitic threats to ADL offices. He admitted to making threats motivated by religious bias.