State Rep. Julie Olthoff sponsors a resolution to rename a U.S. Highway 30 section after late Sgt. William Gilbert Paterson, who died on duty in 1994.

State Rep. Craig Haggard authored bills to penalize the creation and distribution of deepfake explicit content, enhancing legal measures against digital privacy violations.

The Speedway Police addressed online rumors about Wings & Kabobs, finding no evidence of wrongdoing during inspections, and urged the public not to jump to conclusions based on social media.

Boone County Sheriff's Office honors Sgt. Leon Golladay for 15 years of service, recognizing his roles from Reserve Deputy to CSI Sgt. and his current position in the CASE Task Force.

Bloomington invites artists to apply for A Fair of the Arts, with a February 13 deadline and a $20 fee. Vendor scams are warned against. The fair runs on second Saturdays May-October.

The National Weather Service forecasts winter weather for Indianapolis with rain and potential snow, as well as fluctuating temperatures into the low 50s.

Carmel invites the community to its annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Commemoration Ceremony at Tarkington Theater on January 12, at 7 p.m. to honor Dr. King's legacy.

Indianapolis residents expect a dynamic weather week with changes from sunny skies and mild temperatures to increased cloudiness, potential rain, and thunderstorms, as detailed by the NWS forecast.

Police responded to a threat at The Verve bar in Terre Haute, detaining Domonick McCaskill, who had a gun and made threatening comments. He faces charges of Intimidation and Public Intoxication.

Passenger survives cardiac arrest at airport due to quick response from TSA agent, airport fire department, and medical teams who provided CPR and emergency assistance.

The NWS forecast for Indianapolis predicts moderate temperatures and a mix of clouds and sunshine, with a warming trend into the new week and a slight chance of rain midweek.

Courthouse Deputy Kenny Ford retires after 24 years of service in Hamilton County, Indiana, receiving a fond farewell from the Sheriff's Office and community on social media.

The Westfield Police Department warned residents against leaving their cars idling and unattended to prevent thefts, advising to stay with the vehicle, lock it, or use remote start.