Kimberly Dawkins, 25, reported missing in Castleton, Indianapolis, has been found safe by the IMPD. Details of her disappearance and discovery remain undisclosed.

Hoosiers are aiding in Hurricane Helene relief by collecting supplies, with local Indiana organizations and churches providing support to those in affected states.

A woman was injured and her dog died in a house fire on W. 33rd Street in Indianapolis, with firefighters containing it in 20 minutes. Another fire on Bazil Avenue led to the death of three more dogs.

The NWS reports overcast weather in Indianapolis with isolated showers expected later. Mild temperatures and light winds are forecasted, with chances of rain increasing towards the weekend.

Abdul Mohammed of Illinois is indicted for defrauding elderly citizens by impersonating an FBI agent, pressuring them to convert savings to cash and gold.

Indianapolis faces a day of variable weather with high humidity, fog, and a 60% chance of rain, potentially leading to thunderstorms, per NWS. The week is expected to be mostly cloudy with intermittent showers.

Two tornadoes hit central Indiana, causing damage, especially in Delaware and Jay counties. No school in Jay County due to the storm damage. NWS to assess the damage.

A motorcyclist died in a hit-and-run crash on Indianapolis' northwest side, and police are seeking information.

Taylor Elementary in Kokomo damaged by storm; quarter of the school affected, roof torn off. Classes canceled for cleanup and safety checks. No injuries reported.

FBI agents conducted an undisclosed investigation at Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing's Zionsville headquarters; the team is cooperating with the inquiry.

Hendricks County in Indiana will address religious discrimination claims, change policies, and pay $295,000 to Al Hussnain Inc., plus a $5,000 penalty to the U.S. after alleged zoning denials.

A Canadian trucker, Naseeb Chisty, faces felony charges for possession and dealing cocaine after Indiana State Police found 273.2 pounds of the substance in his semi-trailer.

Over 90% of eligible Indiana voters are registered ahead of elections, with initiatives like All IN for Democracy aiming to increase voter registration, especially among groups like the formerly incarcerated.