US Marshals arrested a 50-year-old woman in Seattle for her alleged involvement in a double homicide in Lafayette. She faces multiple charges and awaits extradition. The investigation is ongoing.

Indianapolis weather forecasts a mix of sun, rain, and snow with fluctuating temperatures throughout the week, according to the National Weather Service.

Indiana's Governor Mike Braun signed an order to review state university antisemitism policies after a rise in incidents, echoing federal reminders to protect Jewish students under civil rights law.

An Indiana resident won the state's fourth-largest jackpot of $42.5 million with a ticket from On the Fly gas station in Tell City, the fifth time the Hoosier Lottery topped $40 million.

A Nebraska man, Louis McGlothlin, opened fire in a Lafayette laundromat, killing Keith Ford and others, before committing suicide; his actions were influenced by mental illness and delusions.

The Indiana House unanimously supported renaming a bridge for the late Capt. James Baugh, a Putnam County sheriff and Vietnam veteran, honoring his service and sacrifice.

Hendricks County Sheriff's Office hosted Area 31 law enforcement students for practical insights into police work.

David Amos, a fugitive featured in a prior roundup, was arrested in King County, WA, thanks to efforts by multiple law enforcement agencies, for failing to comply with sex or violent offender registration requirements.

The Boone County Sheriff's Office in Indiana released its 2024 annual report, highlighting a year of law enforcement and community engagement, as shared by Sheriff Tony Harris on social media.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Indianapolis, with sunny and mild conditions, potential showers, and thunderstorms, followed by clearer skies and pleasant temperatures later in the week.

Elkhart County in Indiana is receiving over $4.1 million for infrastructure enhancements, including road and bridge improvements, through the Community Crossings Matching Grant Program, benefiting residents' travel safety and smoothness.

Indiana invests $1.7 million in local infrastructure, enhancing roads and bridges through the Community Crossings Matching Grant Program, with Sweet and Snow announcing benefits for communities like La Fontaine and Wabash.

Indiana's local infrastructure will receive over $1.6 million from the Community Crossings Matching Grant Program to support road and bridge projects.