High school seniors at Hamilton Heights had a hands-on criminal justice lesson with Deputy Prosecutor Baldwin and Officer Neal, discussing the legal system and applying their knowledge to the book "Killing Mr. Griffin."

Hamilton County Drainage Board approves improvements to Sheridan's drainage systems, adopting a report and assessment schedule, with a 20-day window for judicial review.

Raids in Indianapolis led to two men being arrested for a significant drug operation, with narcotics and firearms seized by local and federal agencies.

Oscar McCammon, 61, was arrested in Carlisle, Indiana, after a search revealed drugs and firearms at his home. He faces multiple charges, including drug dealing and possession.

Richmond Police arrested 60-year-old Robert J. Dunham on child molesting and incest charges after a traffic stop and investigation by Detective Thackrey.

Abby Shuck received the Hardworking Hoosier Award for her extensive community work, including Special Olympics coordination and her roles in business and at the Franklin Boys and Girls Club.

Colorado man sentenced to 84 years for leading a child exploitation network involving 84 identified victims across the US and abroad, using social media to manipulate minors.

Police responded to a large fight involving youths at the Carmel Library; minor injuries occurred, but no hospitalization was needed. The incident was contained with no ongoing public threat.

The forecast for Indianapolis indicates a week of mixed weather, including clear skies, wind, rain, and potentially snow, with temperatures ranging from the high 30s to mid-40s.

IMPD reported the Indiana Crime Guns Task Force's 2025 results, including 346 seized firearms and 120lbs of narcotics, highlighting their role in public safety.

Indiana Republican State Senator Andy Zay resigns to join the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission, with a focus on reliable and affordable energy. His vacancy in the Senate will require a replacement by precinct committeemen.

An Indiana State Police trooper was injured by a drunk driver and is now home recovering. The same trooper was hit for the third time in his career. The impaired driver was arrested.

IMPD officers are working in extremely cold weather in Indianapolis to ensure public safety, reminding residents to stay warm, check on vulnerable neighbors, and care for pets, with a community focus on mutual assistance during winter.