Two people were shot, one fatally, in a shootout near an Indianapolis Taco Bell, part of a night of violence that saw another man killed at an apartment complex.

Hamilton County reminds homeowners that the property tax deadline is November 12, 2024, with various payment options available, including in-person, online (with a fee), and at local banks.

The ACLU and Planned Parenthood have filed an appeal in Indiana challenging a court's denial to clarify health exceptions in the state's abortion ban.

Lyndon Walker was arrested in West Lafayette on charges of child pornography and drug possession, following a tip from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.

A Nineveh man, Brock Thompson, led police on a chase from Bartholomew to Brown County, crashing into a cruiser. Facing multiple charges, no injuries were reported, and narcotics were found in his car.

Marion County conducts extensive tests on all voting machines, exceeding Indiana law requirements, while inviting public observation to bolster election security and voter confidence.

The USDA is investing $90 million in rural Indiana infrastructure, funding projects for clean water and reliable electricity, benefiting communities like Frankton and Huntingburg.

A shooting on Indianapolis' northwest side left one person critically injured; details and motive remain unclear as the police investigation continues.

A 73-year-old woman, Carolyn Sue Rose, was killed after being struck by a train in Richmond. The police are investigating, with no signs of foul play.

An 18-year-old woman, Makayla Sue Bauman, was shot dead on the southeast side of Indianapolis; she was found with gunshot wounds and later died at the hospital. Beech Grove PD leads the investigation with no suspects identified yet.

Indiana's football team is ranked in the top 25 after a 5-0 start for the first time since 1967, under the guidance of Coach Curt Cignetti.

The National Weather Service predicts high humidity and patchy fog in central Indiana, with slight chances of showers and reduced visibility for morning commuters. Conditions may persist with fog overnight and into the week.

A High Wind Warning from NWS advises Indianapolis residents of strong gusts, property risks, and potential power outages from noon to 11 PM EDT. Travel is cautioned, and spotters to report conditions.