Indianapolis forecast: sunny with high of 31°F and light winds today; partly cloudy with low of 22°F tonight. Tuesday to bring higher temperatures and gusty winds, rain likely overnight.

Cicero Police collaborated with other agencies for a Christmas shopping event for kids, as part of the "Shop for Kids" initiative, promoting community relations.

The Beech Grove Police Department seeks public assistance in the cold case of Charles "Chuck" McGraw, murdered in 1988, through social media and a podcast, "The Deck."

Bloomington finalizes Browns Woods encampment closure, with outreach teams assisting residents to transition to safer spaces following a month of notice and coordination with local service providers.

A man was fatally shot on Indianapolis' near east side early Saturday; emergency services transported him to a hospital where he died, investigation ongoing.

A proposed bill in Indiana may introduce execution by firing squad as an alternative to lethal injection due to difficulties obtaining the necessary drugs.

Indiana House Republicans blocked all Democratic amendments to a redistricting bill, facing criticism and potential shifts in congressional district representation.

Mayor Kerry Thomson of Bloomington announced changes in the City Controller's Office, with Jessica McClellan leaving and Geoff McKim taking over mid-January.

Frontier Airlines expands with new routes, including flights from Indianapolis to various cities and additional routes to Mexico, catering to budget-conscious travelers with fares starting at $39.

"Behind the Bricks," a four-part miniseries about Indianapolis Motor Speedway's history, is set to launch online, featuring unearthed century-old bricks and expert interviews.

Carmel's International Winter Festival at Civic Square Gazebo features global Christmas carols and decorated trees, aiming to foster community and international awareness.

Representative Smaltz shared his thoughts on House Bill 1032 after a committee hearing, valuing collaboration and the committee's support as the bill moves forward for further deliberations.

Carmel City Council extended the deadline for landlords to register rental properties to February 1, 2026, with a nominal fee and increasing late penalties after that date.