Ex-federal investigator Christopher B. Laughlin is sentenced to probation and must repay nearly $70k for fabricating interview reports while with the DCSA.

Jeffersonville man, Joseph Grant Flamion, received a 25-year prison sentence after pleading guilty to child sexual exploitation and possessing child abuse material.

The Spark!Fishers festival in Fishers features a new drone show, fireworks, a 1-Mile Walk/Run, and cultural events from June 24-29, with Indy Ignite as grand marshal and a focus on Kurt Vonnegut's legacy.

Pornhub is set to block access to its site in Indiana ahead of new age verification laws, a move similar to actions taken in other states to comply with legislation aimed at protecting minors online.

The U.S. Olympic Swimming Trials saw a record attendance, with Matt Fallon breaking the 200m breaststroke record and Gretchen Walsh setting a new mark in the 100m butterfly.

The Greene County Sheriff's Department is searching for Nevaeh Grace Smith, a missing 15-year-old, last seen entering a small white car. They are asking for public assistance.

IDEM issued an Air Quality Action Day for Thursday due to expected unhealthy ozone levels in several Indiana regions, advising sensitive groups to limit outdoor activities.

A Tipton middle school teacher and football coach died in a single-car crash when his vehicle left the road and landed in a creek. The community mourns his loss.

A young man, Zephiniah Bolden, was shot and killed in Indianapolis on Father's Day. No suspects are in custody, and IMPD is seeking public assistance.

Indianapolis hosts the U.S. Olympic Team Trials for swimming, featuring free nightly concerts, food vendors, and games as part of a citywide celebration that also includes a towering Eiffel Tower replica and an artificial-turf swim-themed mural.

Joseph Wortman, 33, was arrested in Greenfield for alleged child exploitation after law enforcement found incriminating material on his digital devices. He is currently in Hancock County Jail without bond.

Lawrence is set to begin milling and repaving on 46th Street starting June 17, which may cause delays over the 2-3 week period. Traffic will not be closed but managed by flaggers.

Tochukwu Nwosisi of Indianapolis received a three-year prison sentence for his involvement in an international advance-fee scam that defrauded victims of over $5.6 million. The scam convinced individuals to wire money with false promises of investment returns or inherited wealth.