IMPD arrested two men, Love and Scott, for an armed robbery at a Burger King and a subsequent car chase, with multiple charges including robbery and resisting law enforcement.

House Speaker Todd Huston presents Indiana House Republicans' agenda focusing on taxpayer protection, government streamlining, and empowering residents ahead of the legislative session.

A 55-year-old man was arrested by Indianapolis Police for a New Year's Day shooting and illegal firearm possession due to his status as a serious violent felon.

U.S. Attorney Zachary A. Myers announces his resignation effective January 18, 2025, highlighting achievements in combating crime and promoting public safety during his tenure.

A standoff in Indianapolis resulted in a woman's death and a man critically injured due to a domestic disturbance, with the incident initially thought to be a home invasion.

One person was critically injured in a Sunday afternoon shooting on Indianapolis's west side, with a semi-automatic pistol recovered at the scene; police are investigating.

An Ohio man wanted for a probation violation tried to escape arrest by attempting to drive his car off a tow truck but was eventually caught and faces several charges.

A teen girl was found shot at an Indianapolis apartment complex, triggering a homicide investigation by IMPD. Her identity is undisclosed, and no suspects have been apprehended.

Mixed weather conditions are expected in Indianapolis, including snow and subzero wind chills, leading to potentially hazardous driving and outdoor conditions.

A $311,407 CA$H 5 jackpot winning lottery ticket was sold at Rocky Marathon in Indianapolis; winner is not yet known. Hoosier Lottery advises the winner to secure the ticket and call for claim instructions.

Assistant U.S. Attorney James M. Warden retires from the Southern District of Indiana, concluding a distinguished 38-year career marked by key prosecutions and mentorship.

A former office manager in Indiana was sentenced to 30 months for embezzling over $1 million from a family business using fraudulent payroll and credit transactions.

State Sen. Gary Byrne refiles a bill to recoup training costs if Indiana officers leave their government roles within three years, aiming to address police retention issues.