Gordon Hayward retires from the NBA after 14 years, averaging 15.2 points over 835 games, with highlights including a 2017 All-Star selection and a notable college career at Butler.

Crews recovered the body of 70-year-old Richard Chaille from Grandview Lake after he disappeared while floating without a lifejacket. An autopsy is pending to determine the cause of death.

IMPD investigates a fatal motorcycle crash on the east side, resulting in the death of a motorcyclist who received CPR on-site but succumbed to injuries.

The Indy Peace HVIP in Indianapolis, a collaboration with IU Health Methodist Hospital, aims to reduce gun violence by supporting victims in the hospital phase. The program has shown a decrease in local gun violence since its implementation.

Indiana Governor Eric J. Holcomb visited Australia and Singapore to promote economic development and innovation, focusing on strengthening ties and exploring cooperation in growth sectors.

A person was fatally shot on Indianapolis's near north side; police are investigating with no suspect yet identified.

The National Weather Service forecasts thunderstorms and potential severe weather in Central Indiana, advising residents to stay informed through their website.

An incident at an Evansville nursing facility has led to charges against a former caretaker following accusations of battering an elderly pati...

IMPD and PAL are hosting a "Play Like A Girl" basketball clinic to empower young females and challenge stereotypes in sports, featuring ex-WNBA player Rushia Brown.

Deonta Williams was sentenced to 66 years for stabbing two officers after luring them with a fake 911 call. He pleaded guilty to attempted murder and weapons charges.

A vehicle crashed into a home on Indianapolis' near northwest side, displacing residents and their dogs; the driver fled and police are investigating.

Students in Beech Grove, Indiana return to school with structural changes, new principals, a literacy focus to meet the state requirement, a ban on cell phones, and a pilot for more frequent ILEARN exams.

Muncie doctor, William Hedrick, was sentenced to five years for multiple felonies including controlled substance dispensation, Medicaid fraud, and obstruction.