Indianapolis is experiencing dense fog and significant river flooding with road closures and water rescues reported. The NWS issued warnings for both the fog and flooding, along with a freeze warning for the region.

A Silver Alert was issued for a missing 15-year-old boy from Valparaiso, Indiana, who is believed to be in extreme danger and may need medical assistance.

State Rep. Rowray sponsors a bill easing requirements for Indiana child welfare workers to address the deficit of over 1,300 positions in the Department of Child Services.

A fire in Martinsville resulted in one death and one critical injury; authorities are investigating the cause. Firefighters and multiple agencies responded to the incident.

Senator Jim Banks has faced backlash after telling a fired HHS worker, Mack Schroeder, that he "probably deserved it" and calling him a "clown." Banks has refused to apologize despite criticism.

The 2025 Symphony on the Prairie lineup features orchestral and tribute bands performing Disney, ABBA, and more at Conner Prairie, Fishers, starting June 27. Tickets go on sale April 8.

An Indianapolis woman was arrested in Las Vegas for charges related to a 2024 overdose death in Indianapolis, facing Level 1 and Level 5 felony charges.

The Indiana Pacers have clinched an NBA Playoff berth with games to spare, aiming for home-court advantage as they currently hold the fourth spot in the Eastern Conference.

An infant is critically injured and four others are hurt after a two-vehicle crash on Indianapolis' near west side, with both drivers undergoing blood tests to check for impairment.

Orlando Mitchell received a 66-year sentence for murdering his ex-girlfriend, Krystal Walton, and for an invasion of privacy charge. He also faces charges for the death of Deputy John Durm.

Indiana considers banning all marijuana advertising, with the possibility of fines and enforcement by the attorney general if an amendment to Senate Bill 73 passes.

A major closure at East Washington Street and State Avenue for water main relocation is expected to last eight days, impacting local traffic and businesses in preparation for the IndyGo Blue Line project.

A Powerball ticket worth $50,000 was sold in Indianapolis at Tobacco Road, with the jackpot now at $20 million. Winners are advised to seek financial guidance and secure tickets.