A driver was arrested for reaching 101 mph in a 45 mph construction zone in Indianapolis, per Indiana State Police. The 53-year-old complied with the stop.

The Indiana Supreme Court denied a stay of execution for Joseph Corcoran, who killed four people in 1997. His mental illness-based defense was rejected, and his execution is set for December.

The National Weather Service warns of icy roads and hazardous conditions in Indianapolis, with bitterly cold temperatures, strong winds, and potential blowing snow affecting travel. Relief is expected with milder weather forecast for the weekend.

FBI searched the home of former Pickleball Rocks owner Rodney Grubbs in connection with an alleged investment scheme.

Carmel has resolved short-term rental violations with Vacation Homes LLC, imposing a $5,000 daily fine for future breaches and enforcing local rental ordinances.

Hamilton County has granted $149,725 to local programs under its HOPE initiative to combat opioid misuse, with entities like ASPIN and Launch Hope among recipients for services ranging from treatment to recovery.

A 23-year-old man, Evan Wood, was found dead in Indiana's Tippecanoe River. His cause of death is under investigation, following his disappearance early Monday.

IMPD arrested a juvenile for an armed carjacking in Indianapolis and is searching for two other suspects; the stolen car crashed during a police chase.

Demetris Campbell from Indianapolis was sentenced to fifty years for a series of violent robberies linked to online marketplaces, with one resulting in death.

The trial of two Indianapolis police officers charged with involuntary manslaughter in Herman Whitfield III's death begins, with jury proceedings expected to last five days.

A juvenile was critically injured in a shooting on the east side of Indianapolis and was taken to Riley Hospital for Children; the circumstances remain unclear and no suspects have been named.

All Noblesville district schools closed Tuesday after a threat targeting East Middle School appeared on social media, with Superintendent Hile citing a focus on safety.

Indianapolis weather forecast predicts a chilly week with sunshine today and a high of 43°F, followed by increasing chances of rain and possibly snow as Thanksgiving approaches.