Witness Sarah Carbaugh testified seeing a man covered in mud and blood on the day of the Delphi murders, recognizing him later from the news. Her delayed report and the consistency of her account were questioned by the defense.

One person died in a fire at Cambridge Square Apartments in Greenwood, despite prompt action by firefighters. Investigations are underway to determine the cause.

Richard Allen's trial for the Delphi murders began with emotional testimonies, as the community seeks justice for the deaths of Abby Williams and Libby German.

A shooting on Indianapolis' near east side left one person critically injured, with police investigating and seeking public assistance for information.

An Evansville felon, Marquel D. Payne, receives a seven-year federal sentence for creating a "ghost gun" and machine gun converters using a 3D printer.

The Hamilton County Health Department and Indiana Immunization Coalition are hosting a free webinar on HPV and vaccination to prevent related cancers.

Hamilton County won the Achievement Award for its Water Availability Study, addressing water supply sustainability amidst growth, showcased at a conference.

IMPD is probing a shooting at Red Roof Inn where Chasidy Hahn, 23, was killed, possibly following a parking lot disturbance. No suspects are identified, and video footage is sought to aid the investigation.

Indiana Task Force 1 has returned home after a three-week hurricane rescue mission in Florida and North Carolina, with members reflecting on the challenges and community support.

The National Weather Service predicts patchy frost tonight in Indianapolis with a high of 56°F and partly sunny skies, followed by mostly sunny days and warming temperatures towards the weekend.

INDOT starts a 16-day repair closure of I-65 southbound in Indianapolis to fix bridges and potholes, suggesting detours via West Street, I-70, and I-465.

The South Bend Fire Department is unveiling Fire Station #8 with a ribbon-cutting and Open House, offering tours, demonstrations, and refreshments for the community.

An 81-year-old Ohio man died in an I-69 crash involving a semi-truck near Grant County. The SUV driver, Noah L. Yoder, was hit from behind by a semi, with no injuries to the truck driver. No charges or arrests have been reported.