Federal and local agencies arrested over 12 people in Indiana for trafficking drugs, including meth and fentanyl, across several counties, also seizing firearms.

Central Indiana is set to experience its first significant snowfall, with a mix of rain and snow predicted, leading to travel concerns and possible light accumulations.

The Carmel City Council approved the creation of an Affiliate Review Committee to oversee the city's relationships with its non-profits, a move aligned with Mayor Finkam's transparency campaign.

Andre Lamont Wright Jr. received a three-year federal sentence for distributing fentanyl-laced pills following an investigation, with an equal period of supervised release.

A 54-year-old motorcyclist, Tracy Allen Godfrey, was killed in a collision on Indianapolis's south side after his motorcycle was hit by a car making a left-hand turn.

S&P Global Ratings reaffirmed Carmel's ‘AA’ bond rating, reflecting the city's strong economy and fiscal management. Funds from these bonds will improve infrastructure, including roundabouts and fire stations.

Indiana University's football coach, Curt Cignetti, signs an extension through 2032, securing his role with an average annual pay of $8 million plus bonuses.

The Warsaw Police canceled the Silver Alert for Melanie Wallen, 52, after she was found safe. Her disappearance details remain undisclosed by the authorities.

Ball State University has fired head coach Mike Neu after an overtime loss to Buffalo and a 40-63 record. Interim coach Colin Johnson will oversee the team as the university searches for a new head coach.

An officer was pinned by a car and shot the driver during a welfare check at a CVS in Indianapolis. Both were hospitalized but are in stable condition. Traffic was disrupted.

Indiana's Attorney General files a lawsuit against Hubbard Gardens Apartments for over 80 health violations, including repeated sewage floods and other maintenance failures.

The NFL Scouting Combine will remain in Indianapolis through 2026, benefiting from its history with the city and the economic impact on the local economy.

Demarco Williams was arrested in Indianapolis for violating home detention and firearms possession despite a previous conviction prohibiting him from having guns.