State Sen. Jean Leising chaired a Rural Caucus focused on improving healthcare infrastructure in rural Indiana, discussing funding and services for struggling rural hospitals.

Hendricks County Sheriff's CSIs hosted a 'True Crime' event at Danville-Center Township Public Library, offering fingerprint dusting and a CSI Jeopardy game. They aimed to educate the community about their work.

Marion County Sheriff's Office is searching for Johnny Williams, a non-compliant sex offender, and has issued a warrant for his arrest for failing to register.

Indiana's Notre Dame, Ball State, and IU women's basketball teams have all made the 2025 NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament, creating excitement among fans.

Three Indiana teams—Notre Dame, IU, and Ball State—have been selected for the NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament. Notre Dame secured a No. 3 seed and will host Stephen F. Austin, while IU faces Utah as the ninth seed.

Indiana Governor Mike Braun orders flags at half-staff in Randolph County to honor late firefighter Donald Caylor.

The National Weather Service updated on Indianapolis weather: light rain, high humidity, and chances of rain-snow mix. Clear skies expected tonight, with warmer days ahead until potential rain and storms midweek.

A vehicle crash on Smith Valley Road in Greenwood caused traffic delays and lane closures, with local authorities responding and advising commuters to seek alternative routes.

A Jeep flipped over, trapping a person inside, leading to a swift and coordinated rescue by various departments in the Greenwood area, with victims rushed to the hospital.

George Sisk from Indianapolis was sentenced to 13 years in federal prison for a violent robbery at a liquor store, involving firearm use and injury to an employee.

A fire in Tippecanoe County, Indiana, claimed a life as multiple agencies responded. The victim's identity and cause of the fire are under investigation.

Katie Carlson of the Marion County Sheriff's Office presented research at a conference on improving conditions for night shift officers, recently published in Police Chief Magazine.

Indiana's Washington County receives over $2.2 million in state grants for road and bridge improvements, as part of a larger $200 million infrastructure initiative.