A woman died after her vehicle struck a parked semi-truck at a rest area in Bartholomew County, as per Indiana State Police.

Governor Eric J. Holcomb and First Lady Janet Holcomb hosted a "Hoosier Connections"-themed Halloween event, distributing Indiana-made candies from local confectioners to trick-or-treaters at the Governor's Residence.

One person died in a crash on I-465 in Indianapolis, with traffic expected to be affected for hours. The collision involved a van catching fire after hitting a semi near Washington Street.

Indianapolis man Salam Abdul Ali, convicted felon, was found guilty of possessing firearms following a disturbance call and investigation by authorities.

Greenwood approved its 2025 operating budget, focusing on infrastructure and public safety without increasing the tax rate, aligning with the city's growth.

The trial of Richard Allen for the 2017 Delphi murders involves juror reviews of his interviews with police, where he denies killing two teenagers, Abby Williams and Libby German.

Mayor Sue Finkam has established the Mayor's Advisory Commission on Public Safety in Carmel to guide and enhance the city's public safety initiatives.

Indianapolis experiences early morning fog reducing visibility, with calm weather expected following sunrise. Isolated thunderstorms may occur towards the end of the week, with a mix of sunny days, potential strong winds, and later rain chances.

IMPD intensifies the search for missing 15-year-old Ta'Shylia Taylor-Johnson, last seen May 26. Public urged to contact authorities with any information.

An Indiana foster mother faces charges after a 1-year-old in her care drowned in a bathtub. She initially said she left briefly but later admitted to being absent for 30 minutes.

Elementary teacher Julie Taylor received 90 days probation after pleading guilty to not reporting a child abuse incident.

Joseph Mak Davidson, 20, from Greenwood, has been charged with attempted murder after shooting at his stepfather and stepbrother during a domestic dispute.

Two former Indiana correctional officers were sentenced to three years in prison for an identity theft and fraud scheme.