Two men walked into IU Health Methodist Hospital with gunshot wounds; both are in stable condition while IMPD investigates.

A handgun tumbled from a purse during a fight at Victory College Prep in Indianapolis, prompting arrests and a juvenile's detention.

A Fishers teen survived a catastrophic e-bike crash; doctors and national data show a sharp rise in e-bike head injuries and experts urge helmet use and clearer rules.

Gray Brothers Cafeteria is auctioning hundreds of kitchen and dining items after closing its Mooresville dining room; inspections next Thursday and bidding closes next Friday.

A JEAN Team search in Marion recovered suspected meth and fentanyl, a firearm and led to several arrests and preliminary charges.

Rodrigo Curiel was sentenced to 4.5 years after pleading guilty to a Sept. 29, 2024 sexual assault near West 17th Street; other counts were dismissed under the plea. The deal also included a suspended child-solicitation sentence and an immigration-linked surrender term.

A 19-year-old was arrested Monday in the April 15 shooting that killed 22-year-old Robert Golliday on Indy's northeast side.

Gov. Mike Braun and NRA leaders announced the NRA will hold its U.S. conventions in Indianapolis in April 2029 and April 2031, events expected to draw tens of thousands downtown.

Mayor Joe Hogsett named Jordan Gathers deputy mayor for neighborhoods, bringing South Bend parks-and-venues experience to lead neighborhood work.

A 20-year-old was arrested Sunday in the months-old homicide of 34-year-old Gregory Newsome Jr. The arrest followed a tip that led Marion County deputies and IMPD to the suspect.

A post-prom house party at a north-side Indianapolis rental turned deadly early Sunday; police say three people were shot and one died.

A Greenfield man pleaded guilty to two counts of sexual misconduct with a minor and was sentenced to 20 years after prosecutors say DNA and genetic testing tied him to a pregnancy. The case began with reports in 2024 and concluded in Hancock Circuit Court this week.

A Jasper man was arrested after allegedly sending threatening social-media messages to Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith; court filings show violent language and images and a pretrial is set.