Lawrence introduces Starry Nights Films at Fort Ben, with "Breakfast at Tiffany's" debuting on August 27, 2024, offering residents outdoor movies in a communal setting.

An IndyGo bus and a Kia collided in downtown Indianapolis, causing injuries and seven hospitalizations. The crash, involving a left-turning Kia and a southbound bus, led to an investigation regarding signage clarity and driver behavior concerns.

KFD is investigating a string of fires in Kokomo, deemed suspicious, that damaged property including vehicles and a home, but no injuries were reported.

An infant was safely recovered after their car seat was found by a local resident following a car theft in Indianapolis. The child was reunited with their parent, but the vehicle is still missing.

The 40th Circle City Classic at Lucas Oil Stadium features Norfolk State vs. North Carolina Central, highlighting HBCU culture, economic impact, and special events like "Battle of the Bands."

Calls for Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett's resignation emerge following his handling of sexual harassment complaints against his former aide, Thomas Cook.

Three individuals were rescued from a manhole in Hancock County by emergency teams, with one needing hospital treatment. The circumstances of their entrapment are unclear.

IMPD investigates the east side death of Yolanda Shields, caused by trauma, with the cause still unknown and no suspects. The incident is considered isolated with no public threat.

A pregnant teen and a man were struck by lightning in Jennings County and hospitalized in serious but stable condition.

The article describes the weather forecast for central Indiana, indicating patchy morning fog, clear skies, and high temperatures near 89 degrees, with a slight chance of thunderstorms midweek.

A Brownsburg home was significantly damaged by a fire, potentially caused by lightning. The residents escaped unharmed, and no injuries to firefighters were reported. The investigation is ongoing.

A detective claims Richard Allen confessed over 60 times to the Delphi murders, but his defense argues his mental state was compromised due to harsh detention conditions.

Brian Marchand, 39, was sentenced to 15 years for meth distribution after pleading guilty, with surveillance catching him selling drugs armed with a gun over three occasions.