Marine William Roy has been charged with kidnapping and sexually assaulting a 12-year-old girl whom he allegedly met on TikTok. The FBI safely recovered the girl and arrested Roy in North Carolina.

State Rep. Tim O'Brien remarked on the impact of federal inaction on Indiana families, as gridlock in Washington puts SNAP benefits at risk, affecting 600,000 Hoosiers including children and seniors.

Jack's Donuts of Indiana filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy with over $14 million in debts. The commissary's issues don't affect independent franchise stores.

Engineer Jeff Thornton retires from the Speedway Fire Department after 30 years of service, applauded for his commitment and expertise. An Open House will honor his legacy on November 14th.

IU Health's mobile unit offers lung cancer screenings through low-dose CT scans to Indiana residents between the ages of 50–77 with a significant smoking history, aiming to detect the disease early and save lives.

Indianapolis will have a sunny day with a high of 64°F, which will shift to cloudier conditions tonight. Rain chances increase throughout the week, with the highest likelihood and temperatures dipping on Wednesday.

A Westfield house caught fire late Saturday; occupants were unharmed thanks to smoke alarms. Firefighters prevented spread; cause is under investigation.

A construction worker fell from a ladder, prompting a rope rescue by Brownsburg Fire Territory. The operation used a stokes basket to safely evacuate the injured worker.

Two critically injured in a late-night shooting on Indianapolis's west side; police investigate the possibility of a domestic dispute with no arrests made.

Anderson Police are seeking Harold Johnson after an armed robbery on W. 12th Street; residents are warned not to approach the armed and dangerous suspect.

Cindy Hoye, Indiana State Fair Commission's Executive Director, announced her retirement, effective March 31, 2026, after a transformative tenure since 1988.

A crash caused significant delays and closed northbound US 31 in Westfield, Indiana. The area was reopened hours later with police thanking the public for patience.

Hamilton County introduced a Little Free Courthouse Library in their Judicial Center to make the courthouse less intimidating and encourage community sharing of books.