The City of Lawrence celebrated the holidays with an open house organized by Niki Simmons and hosted by Mayor Deb Whitfield, fostering city staff cohesion and reflection on the year.

Wet weather with mild temperatures is in store for Indianapolis, with light rain, patches of drizzle, and a 100% chance of showers on Friday as per the National Weather Service.

Indiana State Police are investigating a police shooting in Cass County that resulted in the death of a man, Christopher S. Evans, after two people were stabbed.

Indianapolis expects a wet Christmas with 100% chance of morning rain and fog, and a cool 45 degrees. Rain will continue into the night, with the cloudy weather persisting through the week, including showers into the weekend.

A Cass County deputy fatally shot Christopher Evans, 35, after he failed to comply and charged at the deputy. Evans was suspected of stabbing two people in Logansport, Indiana.

Two $1 million Mega Millions tickets were sold in Indiana, with the drawing held on Friday showcasing winning numbers including a Mega Ball of 19. The jackpot could increase to $944 million.

The Town of Speedway's fourth annual Holiday Food Drive collected 1,925 non-perishable items for families in need, surpassing its goal with community and employee contributions.

Speedway Town Council extends holiday wishes to its residents, praising their dedication and acknowledging local businesses for their role in the community.

Indianapolis is set for sunny skies with a high near 36 degrees, turning partly cloudy in the evening with lows around 27 degrees. Rain is expected to start Monday afternoon.

Ann Kipp, a missing Alabama delivery driver, was found dead in her car in Indianapolis; foul play isn't suspected in her death, which is under investigation.

Updates to the holiday waste disposal include no service on Christmas and New Year's Day, a delayed collection schedule, and a Christmas tree pick-up service with specific guidelines.

A woman died in a head-on collision on Indianapolis' north side when her car caught fire following a crash with a truck; the second driver was unharmed and cooperating with police.

The NWS predicts light morning snow in Central Indiana, advising commuters to drive carefully. The rest of the week looks clearer but with potential rain.