A man died in Milton, Indiana, after a skid steer accident. The Wayne County Sheriff's Office responded and expressed condolences, deeming it a tragic accident.

Purdue senior Ryan Riddlesperger interns at the Indiana Statehouse, assisting with bill analysis and policy research for the Senate Majority Caucus during the 2025 session.

Indianapolis city leaders met to discuss the Vision Zero initiative, aiming to eliminate traffic fatalities by 2035, facing challenges in enforcement, funding, and community engagement.

Juvenile female critically injured in Fort Wayne shooting; investigation ongoing with no public threat. Authorities seek information, offer tips lines.

The Indiana Senate unanimously passed a bill to boost local economy and quality of life in St. Joseph County by developing an ecotourism trail system.

Hoosiers gathered at the Indiana Statehouse advocating for gun safety measures and promoting HB 1597, which offers a tax credit for firearm storage devices to prevent gun-related injuries and deaths.

Central Indiana faces a mix of drizzle, freezing rain, and snow, with icy roads and variable temperatures expected. The National Weather Service advises caution for commuters.

Donte Roney, 19, was arrested for a shooting on I-70, leaving one woman critically injured and a man hurt. He faces charges including attempted murder.

Indiana's Senate Bill 95, aiming to improve police retention, passes the Senate and moves to the House. Authored by Sen. Gary Byrne, it allows reimbursement of training costs if officers leave within three years.

Indiana Sen. Scott Baldwin introduced a bill, Senate Bill 281, to prevent the expungement of violent crime convictions to improve public and police safety.

The NWS warns of potential freezing rain in central Indiana, including Lafayette, Kokomo, and Muncie, transitioning to rain and thunderstorms, with fluctuating temperatures expected in the coming days.

The Indiana State Senate passed a resolution honoring two Vigo County Public Library employees, one of whom donated a kidney to the other, showcasing the Hoosier spirit.

James Henley of Greenwood, Indiana received a ten-year federal prison sentence for identity theft and wire fraud, and must pay over $1.8 million in restitution.