Former Indiana police sergeant James R. Sizelove pleads guilty to sex crimes with a minor and possessing child pornography. He faces 12 years in prison and six years of probation.

An Indianapolis woman and her baby were shot by the woman's ex-boyfriend while she was breastfeeding. The suspect was quickly arrested and faces attempted murder charges.

Five people, including three juveniles, were hospitalized after an electric shock in a Logansport pool due to a compromised wire. No fatalities occurred, and no criminal activity is suspected.

A student showed a gun on an Avon school bus, which was reported by fellow students and led to the weapon's confiscation and the student's removal. No threats were made.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell signals a shift towards potential interest rate cuts due to signs of easing inflation and to support the labor market, despite ongoing high prices and recession concerns.

A Silver Alert has been issued for 26-year-old Andrew Adams missing from Avon, Indiana. Authorities consider him in extreme danger and possibly in need of medical assistance.

An Indianapolis man, Brandon James, was sentenced to almost 24 years in prison for his involvement in a drug distribution conspiracy spanning from California to the Midwest.

A man was fatally shot outside an Indianapolis business; George Barnett Nelson Sr. was identified as the victim. Police made an arrest but continue to investigate.

James Verhines of Sheridan faces new voyeurism charges after an incident at a Westfield hotel where he allegedly attempted to record a woman in the restroom.

Devour Indy features over 100 Indianapolis eateries offering special menus to diners, including long-standing participant St. Elmo Steakhouse. The event promotes local dining without coupons or passes.

A dispute from Honduras led to a triple homicide in a Lawrence parking lot, with Santos Alfaro-Escobar and Justo Miguel Antunez Escobar arrested in connection to the crime.

Caitlin Clark breaks the WNBA rookie assist record as the Indiana Fever defeat the Seattle Storm 92-75, with Kelsey Mitchell scoring 27 points and Lexie Hull setting a career-high at 22 points.

The first library for Black residents in Indianapolis, initially opened in 1922, has been reopened by author Maurice Broaddus after nearly 30 years of closure.