Andrew Nembhard agreed to a 3-year, $59 million contract extension with the Indiana Pacers, per anonymous sources, yet to be officially announced by the team.

A mistrial was declared in the trial of Raymond Childs III, accused of murdering six family members in Indianapolis due to an issue during witness testimony.

Eight people, including six children, were injured in an Indianapolis car crash; Tramayne Harris was arrested and faces charges related to the incident.

A former Kokomo probationary police officer has been fired and arrested for policy violations including alleged sexual misconduct with a minor. An investigation by state and local authorities led to the officer's arrest and ongoing inquiries.

The 10th National Eucharistic Congress in Indianapolis drew over 50,000 participants and concluded with a Mass by Cardinal Tagle, who shared Pope Francis's blessings and the message of Eucharistic conversion.

An adult male was injured in a shooting on the near northwest side of Indianapolis; his condition has stabilized and authorities are investigating the incident.

Indiana State Police issued a Silver Alert for Mia Wilson, 19, missing from Greensburg, with fears for her safety and potentially needing medical help.

A 23-year-old motorcyclist, Joshua Taylor Crews, died after a collision in Indianapolis. The IMPD is investigating the accident with the cooperating driver.

The NWS forecast for Indianapolis promises a sunny week with highs around 80 degrees, followed by increased chances of rain and thunderstorms starting Monday.

A 16-year-old was charged as an adult after a carjacking led to a police chase and a search in a Noblesville library; an accomplice was also charged. No injuries were reported.

Indiana's ILEARN scores reveal a slight increase in ELA proficiency and a decrease in math proficiency among students, reflecting a mixed range of academic performance statewide.

A Columbus man, Dustin Cross, is charged with drug possession and obstruction after a police dog detected narcotics during a stop.

Indiana's state employment has reached pre-pandemic levels, exceeding 32,000 workers across government agencies, marking a recovery from substantial job losses during 2020-2022.