The Fishers Police Department in Indiana uses advanced forensics, like the Rapid DNA machine, to expedite crime-solving, aid inter-agency collaboration, and improve public safety.

A man died and three were injured in a head-on collision in Noblesville involving a Chevy Silverado and a GMC Acadia. The cause is under investigation.

Hamilton County officials announced 236th Street will close from US 31 to Deming Road starting April 21, 2025, for bridge reconstruction, with detours provided.

A bill to increase IEDC transparency passed the Indiana Senate unanimously. It will require notifying local officials about land purchases over 100 acres.

Belarmino Sierra-Mata, 47, was sentenced to five years in prison and three years supervised release for distributing meth and illegally reentering the U.S. after deportation.

The Corner at Fort Ben, Lawrence's new commercial hub, launches with a groundbreaking event on April 22, offering high-end dining and retail in a 15,000 sq ft space.

Indiana's House Enrolled Act 1453, designed to fund pediatric and breast cancer research, awaits the governor's signature.

Hamilton County in Indiana announced new water and sewer rates following the setting by the Hamilton County Regional Utility District Board, coinciding with a $45 million infrastructure project.

Widening construction at 146th Street and Allisonville Road in Hamilton County includes a bridge over White River, new MSE wall, future roundabout, and upcoming seeding and sodding, with a focus on safety and vigilance in the zone.

Two men were arrested in Indianapolis for drug and firearm offenses, with a large seizure of drugs and cash, including an automatic weapon conversion device.

Marion County celebrates National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week; local dispatchers receive meals from the Chiefs Association as a gesture of gratitude.

Lawrence community grieves the loss of Detective Michael McKenna, who passed away after battling cancer, leaving a legacy of compassion and integrity in law enforcement.

Monroe County, Indiana, received over $3.7 million in grants for infrastructure advancements, aiming to enhance road safety, accessibility, and transportation.