Camila's and Tacolumbus closed after videos showed apparent ICE activity, while a Seymour GoFundMe raises money for a detained family member.

An 84-year-old Lake County widow says a tree crew wiped out her retirement savings. Indiana's AG is now suing four contractors statewide.

Founder Brandon Leum turned his brother's suicide into a barbecue built to reach men who won't ask for help.

A driver fled after striking a woman getting her mail on McFarland Road, leaving only broken headlight parts behind.

Applicants have until October 2 to apply for a job paying up to $108,890 as VTFD manages surging call volume.

Indianapolis-based Steak 'n Shake claims Rafik Farouk emailed franchisee data to himself before jumping to Freddy's expansion team.

GANGGANG's sixth annual Butter fair takes over the Stutz starting Thursday, with new executive director Lesley Gordon sharing what hooked her as a collector.

A new lawsuit claims Kenneth Allen actually lives at his wife's Lawrence Township home, not Center Township.

The Roundabout Capital of the U.S. hosts cyclists Sept. 13, with $5 of every entry funding suicide prevention outreach.

Two others were rescued from the roof as nearly 50 firefighters battled the East 42nd Street blaze. No working smoke detectors were found inside.

IMPD says a domestic disturbance call on Indy's west side ended with a man critically wounded and a woman stable early Monday.

Indiana State Police withheld names as troopers investigate a fatal southbound I-69 crash near Scotland in Greene County.

A pedestrian was critically injured near Southeastern and Sherman Friday, and the fleeing driver's car was found a mile away.