Ex-Indiana lawmaker Sean Eberhart was sentenced to a year in prison for fraud and must pay $60,000 restitution after misusing his influence for a casino bill.

Colts' Quenton Nelson praises teammate Anthony Richardson as an "absolute freak" due to his impressive physicality and skill as a quarterback, suggesting high expectations for the upcoming NFL season.

Krispy Kreme offers a dozen Original Glazed doughnuts for 87 cents with any regular dozen purchase, celebrating its 87th anniversary on July 12th, with purchase limits in place.

The National Weather Service forecasts mixed weather for Indianapolis with scattered showers and thunderstorms, high temperatures in the mid-80s to low 90s, and chances of fog.

INDOT begins roadwork on I-465 northbound between I-65 and I-70 in Indianapolis, leading to a full closure for pavement and bridge repairs, with completion expected by August 5.

Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Paul Skenes, only 22, makes the All-Star team just eight weeks after his MLB debut, showcasing exceptional on-field performance.

A person was shot on the north side of Indianapolis near Broad Ripple. The victim is now stable, and IMPD is investigating the incident without a suspect description yet.

A Silver Alert is issued for 70-year-old Kevin Good from Noblesville, Indiana, reported missing and possibly in danger. He was last seen in a blue Toyota Camry.

An 11-year-old boy was hit by a stray bullet during July 4th celebrations in Indianapolis, initially mistaking the sensation for back pain before his father discovered the wound.

A fatal crash on I-465 in Indianapolis late Thursday night resulted in the death of 36-year-old Martin Terrell Mays.

Two men were arrested following an armed robbery and shooting on North College Avenue in Indianapolis, with surveillance footage and witness accounts aiding their capture.

The Fishers Police Department warns of an increase in phone scams where callers impersonate officers and threaten legal action to extort personal information and payment.

The Indianapolis Madison Ave. BMV branch is closing permanently in August, with local residents being directed to nearby branches equipped with more services and facilities.