Four defendants were found guilty in the brutal killing of an adopted dog named Deron in Indianapolis, the case spotlighting Indiana's animal cruelty laws.

Bradley Pease has been named the new Director of Engineering for Carmel, expected to advance the city's infrastructure projects with expertise and innovation.

The Indiana State Police are seeking help to locate a missing teen, Bryson Muir, last seen in Ohio with his mother. Their car was stopped but Bryson was missing. The disappearance follows an abuse investigation at his home.

The Indiana State Fair commemorates The Beatles' historical concert with a themed event on August 3, featuring tribute bands, Beatles memorabilia, and themed food and drinks.

Versiti Blood Center of Indiana faces a severe blood shortage, urging donations as reserves hit critical lows, with an increased need for O-positive and O-negative blood types.

Two separate shootings on Indianapolis' near north side resulted in the deaths of two men, with one identified as Anthony R. Brown. Police are investigating the incidents and urging conflict resolution over violence.

A man was fatally shot in downtown Indianapolis on Saturday. IMPD responded and later detained a person of interest. Authorities seek information from the public.

WNBA fans are actively voting for the All-Star Game, with A'ja Wilson leading and Caitlin Clark and Aliyah Boston close behind. The final rosters will be announced on July 2.

Two individuals have been arrested for a fatal shooting in Avon, Indiana, with robbery charges, while a separate arrest was made in Indianapolis for a June 2023 homicide.

Gov. Eric Holcomb of California announced the creation of five new firefighter training facilities to address training scarcity for volunteers in rural areas.

Indianapolis prepares for a new $2.3 billion IU Health hospital, designed with a patient-centric, easy-to-navigate layout, aiming to open in late 2027 and expected to save $50 million yearly in operational costs.

A driver died in a crash involving a Jeep and a semi on I-80/94 in Lake County, Indiana, causing traffic delays. The Jeep hit an attenuator and stopped, facing the wrong way, before the semi struck it head-on.

The Highland Police located 74-year-old Edward Harrington safe, cancelling the Silver Alert issued earlier when he was believed to be in danger and potentially needing medical help.