A Mooresville officer was hit by a vehicle during a high-speed chase while deploying a tire deflation device. The suspect drove a Dodge Charger with a false plate and had earlier evaded another pursuit.

IMPD investigates a fatal crash on Indianapolis' east side; at least one person confirmed dead, details are limited, and an investigation is ongoing. Emphasis placed on seatbelt use after victims were ejected from the vehicle.

State Sen. La Keisha Jackson criticized major bills and the budget in her first term, highlighting disagreements with the GOP, but also celebrated several legislative successes impacting health and welfare in Indiana.

INDOT will close lanes on I-465 in Indianapolis for concrete work, affecting evening/overnight travel. Lane closures will move as the work progresses, with safety warnings for drivers.

Mayor Whitfield and Foamcraft initiated the construction of The Corner at Fort Ben, a new retail and dining development next to the Indianapolis Public Library Branch in Lawrence.

Indiana's governor signs a law, Senate Enrolled Act 143, bolstering parental rights in children's education and healthcare, allowing legal action against government overreach.

A student at Perry Township High School overdosed on a fentanyl-laced THC vape; two students were arrested, and the school's response saved the student's life.

Teams and drivers prepare at Indianapolis Motor Speedway for the 109th Indianapolis 500, starting with two-day open testing on April 23. Events are available for live viewing online and on-site.

Indiana enacted Senate Enrolled Act 1 (SEA 1), offering $1.3 billion in property tax relief over three years, including tax credits for homeowners, farmers, and small businesses, with reforms for long-term stability and a new transparency portal.

NIPSCO is criticized for poor service and high electricity prices, with local legislators and stakeholders discussing solutions including the company working with Indiana's energy office.

Indiana's legislature approved a bill to ease child care access, allowing greater flexibility for school-run programs and extending voucher validity. The bill awaits the governor's signature.

Indiana's Safe Zones program starts May 5 to enforce speed limits in construction zones, using automated systems to issue fines for speeding, starting with warnings followed by escalating tickets. The aim is to reduce work zone fatalities.

An 18-year-old, Nicholas L. Johnson, was arrested for breaking into a Hendricks County home and falling asleep there; he displayed intoxication and faces charges including residential entry and minor alcohol consumption.