Westfield PD officers Hopkins and Tribbett received NASRO Practitioner Certificates for their commitment to school safety and specialized training as School Resource Officers.

An Uber driver in Indianapolis, Francisco Valadez, accepted a plea deal for a 45-year sentence for murdering passenger Chanti Dixon during an attempted rape.

A man is critically injured after a shooting at a Fort Wayne gas station; police are investigating the incident deemed an isolated event with no public threat.

Bloomington secured a $250,000 grant to bolster its Energy Works program, aiming to enhance energy efficiency through audits, economic stimulation, cost reductions, and clean energy projects.

Hamilton County Prosecutor Greg Garrison is retiring due to health issues, with Chief Deputy Josh Kocher set to serve as interim prosecutor. Garrison was praised for his service and dedication to law and justice.

A Fishers High School student was arrested for having a gun in his car at school after a tip. He faces a Level 6 felony charge. Authorities don't believe he intended harm.

Westfield Police thanked Bolt for the Heart race participants for helping purchase eight new AEDs, enhancing their cardiac emergency response capabilities.

The Noblesville Police Department advises residents to stay indoors due to cold weather, suggesting festive activities like Christmas decorating for safety and holiday spirit.

Indianapolis Circle of Lights event is tonight. IMPD's tweet advises attendees to plan travel, prepare for traffic changes, and maintain vigilance for safety.

A deadly shooting and a fire on Thanksgiving morning in Indianapolis left one person dead and another critically injured; police are investigating the incident and its causes.

Senator Niezgodski criticized the Indiana redistricting process, prioritizing local issues over political drama and promising to focus on Hoosier needs when lawmakers reconvene in December.

Indiana State Senator Fady Qaddoura criticizes the Senate's decision to reconvene in December, suspecting it's a political move to redraw Congressional maps for partisan gain.

Kristopher McDonald received three life sentences for running a violent sex trafficking ring and committing murder in Indianapolis. He controlled and exploited women, culminating in killing a man over a payment dispute.