Indiana House Republicans are seeking interns for various positions in the 2026 legislative session, with opportunities for college students and recent graduates to gain hands-on experience in state government.

A Fort Wayne neighborhood dispute escalated into a barricaded individual, resulting in a standoff that ended with police deploying chemical irritants to achieve a peaceful surrender.

Cornelius Anthony Lyles is sought by Fishers Police for multiple charges, including armed robbery, after a Facebook Marketplace deal turned violent, with Lyles allegedly using a weapon and stealing items and a phone.

The Children's Museum of Indianapolis is hosting the "Bewitched BOOseum" haunted house until Halloween, celebrating 100 years with scares for all ages, theme days, and options for less intense experiences.

Carmel conducts routine tornado siren tests from Tuesday to Thursday to ensure emergency system functionality.

A shooting at a CVS in Indianapolis left three people injured Wednesday night. Police say a disturbance inside the store escalated into gunfire, and the investigation is ongoing.

The Indiana Crime Guns Task Force's collaborative efforts have led to progress in tackling violent crime and illegal firearms trafficking in Central Indiana.

The Colts dominated the Raiders 40-6, improving to a 4-1 record, with Jonathan Taylor scoring three touchdowns and the defense making significant plays.

Indianapolis forecast: Isolated showers and thunderstorms, high near 81°F, 20% chance of rain, gusts up to 18 mph.

Indianapolis forecast: Partly cloudy morning, sunny with a high near 86 today, mostly clear tonight with a low around 64. Sunny Sunday with a high near 85; chance of showers Monday.

A federal judge ruled Indiana can require biological sex on birth certificates, amid heated debate and lawsuits.

Former Colts linebacker Shaquille Leonard will retire with a ceremony at Sunday's halftime. He had a notable career with 614 tackles and several accolades before injuries led to an early end.

Indiana and Taiwan signed agricultural deals, boosting Indiana's farming economy. The agreements involve Taiwan's purchase of $6.4 billion in corn and soybeans over four years, enhancing the state's role in global agriculture.