Columbus Police are investigating a death that prompted a brief Indiana University-Columbus lockdown; there's no public danger, and no foul play is suspected in the deceased man's case.

Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb is visiting Ukraine to meet President Zelenskyy and discuss strengthening economic and academic ties between Indiana and Ukraine.

Greenwood, Indiana, opens a $10 million sports complex aimed at attracting youth sports tournaments and boosting local economy, featuring eight turf fields and managed by the city's parks department.

Two injured in a head-on collision between a car and a dump truck in Shelby County; authorities investigate the crash, which led to a temporary road closure.

The NWS forecasts a mostly sunny day for Indianapolis with highs of 86°F, turning partly cloudy by night with lows around 63°F. The sunny weather will continue into the weekend, with a chance of showers on Friday.

A car crashed into a pole and caught fire in Speedway early Tuesday; police are investigating the single-vehicle accident near Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

Two Powerball tickets worth $50,000 each were sold in Indiana on Saturday. Winners are advised to secure their tickets and contact the Hoosier Lottery.

Indianapolis expects a sunny Labor Day with highs near 76°F and calm northeast winds, cooling to 53°F at night. The week continues with pleasant weather and a slight chance of showers by Friday.

Indianapolis enjoys a sunny Labor Day weekend with mild temperatures, clear evenings, and a cooler but pleasant Labor Day forecast, with potential for showers later in the week.

Community members in Indianapolis held a vigil to honor a toddler and a young man killed in a shooting, expressing mourning and unity in the face of gun violence.

The ACLU sues Indiana University over a policy limiting campus protests, claiming First Amendment rights infringement.

A child and a man were shot dead in Indianapolis, marking a somber occasion rather than a birthday celebration.

Lawrence celebrated Community Safety Day with demonstrations by public safety units, a DJ, food trucks, and over 50 organizations, as recapped on the city's website.