Indiana State Sen. Kyle Walker hosted local students as Senate pages, offering them an inside look at the legislative process and engaging them in civic duties.

The Shelby County Sheriff's Office shared a 'Day in the Life Of' a Corrections Deputy video for Black History Month, giving insight into deputies' daily challenges in correctional facilities.

Senator Becker welcomes students to the Indiana Statehouse as part of the Senate Page Program, where they observe and learn about state government operations.

A South Carolina man received a 33-month federal prison sentence for assaulting a TSA officer at Indianapolis International Airport and interfering with security.

IMPD arrested 18-year-old Stanley Proctor Jr. for the November 2024 murder of Frederick Martin III in Indianapolis. Proctor, now charged, is presumed innocent until proven guilty.

Knightstown Police Chief Frank Beatrice resigned due to stress and conflicts, along with two councilors. He seeks compensation for unused time off. The town faces challenges in managing the police department with reduced staff.

A Benton County woman was arrested for drug possession and child neglect after being found with syringes and narcotics in her car, leaving four children unattended at home.

The Wayne County Sheriff's Office is investigating a fatal crash that occurred on I-70, prompting the closure of eastbound lanes near mile marker 149.

A pedestrian was killed by a vehicle on Indianapolis' northeast side. Authorities are investigating the incident, and the driver is cooperating with police.

Indiana Senate Bill 346, aimed at fostering investment in rural communities through tax credits for investors, passed the Senate with strong bipartisan support.

Caden Wildey, a finance major from Marian University, is interning with the Indiana Senate Majority Caucus, acquiring governmental experience under State Sen. Michael Crider.

A woman was killed in a hit-and-run in downtown Indianapolis, and police are seeking the driver responsible for the incident at West Michigan and North Illinois streets.

Central Indiana faces continuous cold and light snow, with wind chill values dropping below zero. The National Weather Service in Indianapolis forecasts a chance of snow and bitter cold temperatures, with some improvement expected by the weekend.