Outreach Indiana supports homeless youth in Indianapolis with meals and winter clothing, as demonstrated by events offering Thanksgiving dinners and essential items to those in need.

Colts center Ryan Kelly is on injured reserve due to a calf strain and knee damage, missing a minimum of four weeks; rookie Tanor Bortolini is expected to replace him.

Senator Mike Braun, a Republican, is favored to win the Indiana gubernatorial race against Democrat Jennifer McCormick, aiming to succeed Governor Eric Holcomb.

A motorcyclist named Dustin Ammerman is critically injured after a police chase in Whiteland ended in a crash. He was thrown off an overpass and is hospitalized at IU Methodist.

Scattered showers and strong wind gusts are forecasted in Indianapolis, with a high of 76°F. The rest of the week looks calmer, but weekend showers may return.

The Colts' offense struggled despite switching QBs to Joe Flacco, who was expected to improve the team's performance but failed to do so against the Vikings.

The Hoosier Lottery confirms a $50,000 Powerball Double Play ticket was sold at an Indianapolis GetGo station, while a ticket near expiration was sold at a Greenwood liquor store. Indiana has had 39 jackpot winners since Powerball began.

A collision in Indianapolis led to one death and three hospitalizations, including two drivers and a child, following a crash at West 51st Street and North Michigan Road.

The National Weather Service forecasts a week of mixed weather for Indianapolis, with scattered showers and thunderstorms, temperatures up to 74°F, and windy conditions. Rain chances vary between 20%-80% throughout the week.

Richard Allen's defense challenges the integrity of the Delphi murders investigation and scrutinizes law enforcement's actions, as they build their case for his acquittal.

A sunny weekend awaits Indianapolis with calm winds, shifting to chances of showers and gusty winds as the new week approaches, as per the National Weather Service.

Hamilton County's Surveyor, Kenton Ward, has been honored with two awards for his nearly 50-year dedication to floodplain management, including the Excellence in Floodplain Management Award and a Lifetime Achievement Award from the INAFSM.

Mayor Sue Finkam gave a State of the City address in Carmel, discussing early achievements, future plans, and new initiatives such as a drone program and transparency portal.