The NWS Indianapolis forecast predicts a modest weather change with chilly, drizzly conditions clearing up for a partly sunny weekend, and potential showers early next week.

Hamilton County Health Department will host a free webinar to educate parents on detecting and discussing teen vaping, emphasizing prevention and the health risks associated with e-cigarettes.

A 22-year-old Indianapolis woman, Mia Stevens, died after her vehicle hit a semi on I-69; her passenger was critically injured. The crash occurred in a construction zone.

The Monroe Fire Protection District responded to a fire on Ketchum Road, alongside multiple agencies. A neighbor reported the fire; no injuries were reported, and an investigation is ongoing.

Roderick Tyrone Bunnell was arrested in Franklin after a standoff when he resisted exiting his vehicle. Warrants for theft and cocaine possession were involved.

Jarrod Mason, principal of Hamilton Heights High School, passed away from a staph infection. The school is providing counseling and will hold a celebration of his life.

Richard Allen was found guilty on four murder counts of Abby Williams and Libby German in Delphi, with mixed local reactions and questions over justice remaining.

A Logansport man, Jeffrey Moss, was killed after being struck by a vehicle on a Peru, Indiana road. Neither drugs nor alcohol are considered factors, and an investigation is ongoing.

Indianapolis will have a sunny Veterans Day with a high of 61 degrees and light wind. The week ahead includes a chance of showers and mild temperatures with highs in the 50s and 60s.

Showers are expected in Indianapolis before 11 am with a high near 68 degrees and winds gusting up to 26 mph. The week will see varying conditions, including sunny skies and potential showers.

IMPD released bodycam footage showing the moments before a SWAT team fatally shot a man at a motel while serving a warrant. The officers involved are on administrative leave pending an investigation.

Ricky Larkin was charged with the murder of 2-year-old Je'Loni Smith in Gary, Indiana, as the child did not drown but was beaten, according to autopsy results.

Hendricks County announced road closures for infrastructure projects, including culvert replacements and bridge maintenance, impacting routes through this year and next.