Police, medics, and firefighters responded to an unconscious man behind a Fort Wayne apartment; he was declared dead on scene. Investigation ongoing as detectives and crime scene technicians seek answers.

The Carmel Police Department congratulated Chief Drake Sterling on his appointment as a Director At Large for the Indiana Association of Chiefs of Police.

Bloomington is hosting a free event on neighborhood development and housing attainability, focusing on small-scale development at Hopewell. Mayor Thomson emphasizes the city's need for diverse housing.

Central Indiana is under a Cold Weather Advisory for extreme wind chills, with potential for hypothermia or frostbite if not careful. The cold is to persist throughout the week.

Rep. Shonkwiler proposes a bill to modernize Indiana townships, streamlining services for increased efficiency, now moving to the Senate for consideration.

Boone County battles severe winter weather; residents urged to stay home as road crews try to keep key routes clear. Commissioner Pell warns of challenges and travel restrictions.

A man was fatally wounded in a shooting on Pemberton Drive in Fort Wayne; police do not believe there is a public threat, and the investigation continues.

The Wayne County Coroner's Office is seeking Brandy Woodley on Facebook to discuss her father's January 16, 2026, death, as she has been unresponsive to other contact attempts.

Three IMPD officers were awarded the Life-Saving Award for quickly applying a tourniquet to a juvenile with a life-threatening gunshot wound, saving his life.

Indianapolis residents prepare for extreme cold and a winter storm, with hazardous conditions including wind chills of -20°F and possible snow accumulations up to 12 inches.

Fort Wayne police peacefully resolved a standoff with a mentally distressed armed man, who was safely detained and taken for a mental health evaluation after crisis negotiation.

Indiana racetracks may gain protection from nuisance claims through new legislation, House Bill 1415, which aims to secure the future of these established venues.

Indianapolis Police Chief Randal Taylor inspected the IMPD 33rd Recruit Class, emphasizing the transition from academy training to real-world policing, and highlighted ongoing recruitment efforts.