A water main break in Indianapolis led to road closures and a broad water outage, affecting local residents and requiring repair efforts by Citizens Energy crews.

Martinsville's Water Utility announces fire hydrant flushing from April 21 to May 13, 2025, which may cause water discoloration or low pressure for residents.

Greenfield Police searched for a missing 11-year-old boy who ran away and was last seen near Walmart. He was found safe, with no details on the discovery circumstances provided.

A former Martinsville teacher, Brittany Fortinberry, faces charges and legal actions for allegedly engaging in group sex with students, with a lawsuit claiming the school district was negligent.

A fire in a trash truck's bin in Martinsville led to waste being dumped and set ablaze on a city street; firefighters quickly extinguished the fire with no injuries reported.

Hamilton County Sheriff's Office partners with Autism Society of Indiana to launch an emergency preparedness program for individuals with autism, offering training and resources in April.

A drug ring in Muncie was taken down, with five members receiving a combined 70 years for distributing drugs, including the ringleader, Jamarr Hill, sentenced to 17 years.

Indiana's House passed a bill to improve the Lifeline Law, aimed at ensuring minors seek medical help for alcohol-related emergencies without fear of legal consequences.

Sen. Jean Leising visited Everton Elementary sixth graders, discussing her role and the legislative process, aiming to inspire interest in public service and enhance civic education.

The Hamilton County Sheriff's Office warned against drunk driving on St. Patrick's Day on social media, emphasizing safety and the risks of irresponsible behavior.

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.