IMPD is probing the theft of over $175,000 worth of bronze vases and markers from New Crown Cemetery. 246 vases were stolen, impacting numerous gravesites.

The National Weather Service in Indianapolis forecasts a sunny day with a high of 88°F, rising to 95°F by Sunday. Chances of showers and thunderstorms are mild, with a 20-30% likelihood early next week.

An Indianapolis couple is arrested for severely injuring their three-year-old daughter, leading to potential fatal brain trauma, with the father admitting to beatings but not the critical injury.

Hamilton County has enhanced its 911 system's accuracy by adopting the Next Generation 911 GIS data model, a collaboration among regional and local GIS teams.

Indiana AG Todd Rokita leads a crackdown on robocall-enabling telecoms, using Operation Robocall Roundup to warn 37 providers and educate over 100 downstream networks, aligning with FCC's efforts to combat invasive calls.

Rensselaer's Walt Brown was honored with the Circle of Corydon Award for his 30+ years as an automotive teacher and local classic car enthusiast, recognized for his significant contributions to Indiana.

Central Indiana's weather forecast includes scattered showers and potential thunderstorms with hot temperatures, and residents are advised to stay prepared for sudden changes.

Two Indianapolis men were sentenced for fentanyl trafficking, with one also charged with a firearms offense, following a high-speed chase and investigation.

Authorities in Tippecanoe County are searching for Gabriel Hurt, a 10-year-old boy with autism and hearing impairment, last seen entering a cornfield.

Indianapolis is expected to experience a week of high temps in the low 90s with sunny conditions, light breeze, and minimal night relief. Showers and thunderstorms are possible midweek.

The Indianapolis Police found 19-year-old Destanee Williams who had been missing. Her ex-boyfriend and another suspect remain at large. The case number is IP250069062 and a reward is offered for information leading to a felony arrest.

A hazmat emergency in downtown Noblesville prompted a shelter-in-place order, now lifted after authorities deemed the area safe. Officials haven’t disclosed the material involved.

Bloomington Planning Commission plans a hearing for Bloomington Lincoln Mercury's variance requests regarding parking and signage setbacks on August 7, 2025. Public input is welcome in person or digitally.