Greenwood Police Department is accepting applications for its 2025 Citizens Police Academy to enhance community relations and understanding of police work.

The City of Carmel announced the recipients of its Arts Grant Awards, supporting local organizations that contribute to the community's cultural life.

Hope Hendrickson, 28, from Indianapolis, has been charged with arson following a house fire on West Morris Street, where squatters were evacuated safely.

The Marion County Sheriff's Office is searching for James E. Easter for failing to comply with sex offender registry requirements after a 2012 conviction for Child Molesting.

A fire began in a Lebanon residence's garage near a golf cart, was deemed accidental, and was extinguished without injuries or further property damage, thanks to several cooperating emergency units.

Minnesota community mourns as Mayor Busse responds to the shooting deaths of Speaker Hortman and her husband, and the wounding of Senator Hoffman and his wife.

IMPD released a statement about a viral video showing officers arresting a man in downtown Indianapolis after a confrontation, clarifying the incident and stating a review for the use of force is underway.

Fishers Police arrested two men, Elijah J Oates and Daquez Stockdale, for a June 12 burglary and assault in Fishers, Indiana. Both face multiple charges and are held at Hamilton County Jail.

Active shooting in Kokomo, Indiana, resulted in several injuries; the Kokomo Police Department is investigating the incident which occurred near Studebaker Park. Details are limited as the situation unfolds.

Carmel Police Department completes over 1,168 hours of training in May 2025, emphasizing professionalism and readiness for modern policing challenges.

The Indianapolis forecast predicts a high chance of rain and thunderstorms with temperatures in the low 80s, persisting through the weekend and into the next week.

The IMPD reminded people via Facebook to avoid drinking and driving, using a basketball analogy to resonate with the local community and promote safety.

State Senator Andrea Hunley criticized the forceful removal of abuse survivor Lauren Roberts from an Indianapolis council meeting, emphasizing the need to prioritize justice for survivors over procedural rules.