Indiana Governor Mike Braun replaced DEI programs with a "Merit, Excellence, and Innovation" initiative, inciting criticism for stepping back from fostering diversity.

Two members of Indiana AG Todd Rokita's team, Lori Torres and Patricia Erdmann, received the Sagamore of the Wabash award from Gov. Eric Holcomb for their service contributions.

Indianapolis police investigate a fatal shooting at The Retreat on Washington apartments; a man was found deceased, a person of interest detained, with no ongoing community threat.

The IMPD is seeking public assistance in locating missing 41-year-old Sabrina Lynch, last seen on December 27, with concerns for her medical well-being.

A woman died after her car crashed into a tree on Indy's south side early Saturday. IMPD is investigating the single-vehicle accident, with the driver's identity withheld pending family notification.

The National Weather Service in Indianapolis issues an Extreme Cold Watch for central Indiana with wind chills as low as -25°F, warning of frostbite risk and advising precautionary measures.

The Indiana Statehouse begins its 2025 legislative session with a focus on engaging the public and addressing issues impacting daily life, including budget considerations.

Indianapolis Council expressed concerns over the DPW's snowstorm response, challenging its focus on connector streets over residential roads and not calling out contractors, leaving many streets unplowed.

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.