A Greenfield PD K-9 died after biting an off-duty New Palestine police officer, prompting an investigation and review of K-9 procedures. No weapons were used.

Officials warn of a scam involving emails from a former Indiana state email provider about unpaid tolls, urging recipients not to click any links. The breach involved a hacked contractor's account.

Remains found in Bloomington identified as missing man John E. Baker Jr., with suicide determined as cause of death.

One person critically injured in a downtown Indianapolis stabbing; a suspect is in custody with the motive unclear. Further details are pending investigation.

IMPD, ISP, and BGPD operations led to arrests and citations for reckless driving, with a high-speed chase ending in no capture and separate OVWI-related incidents.

IMPD responded to reports of a shooting on Indianapolis' east side. Three individuals were hospitalized in stable conditions. No arrests made; the investigation continues.

A motorcycle crash at U.S. 30 & Kromer Rd in Fort Wayne resulted in the rider's death; the car driver was unharmed. Alcohol and speed aren't considered factors. Investigation is ongoing.

A power outage in Zionsville due to a raccoon caused school delays and affected 3,376 residents. Power was mostly restored by 7:40 a.m., with updates given via social media.

10-year-old Trialind Tyson, who was missing and non-verbal, was found safe according to the IMPD. Prior details of his disappearance and community efforts to find him were included in the article.

A deadly crash on I-65 in Tippecanoe County, Indiana, involved a reckless Yukon and a truck. The Yukon's driver was ejected and pronounced dead, with the investigation ongoing.

Fishers Police Department and multiple agencies arrested eight individuals in Madison County for alleged child sex crimes after a three-day ICAC operation.

Two were arrested after a police chase in Indianapolis ended in a crash involving a vehicle with several passengers, including minors, and carrying guns, ammunition, and drugs. The pursuit was deemed too dangerous to continue prior to the collision.

A man faces a felony charge after allegedly causing a crash in La Porte County, injuring high school athletes and coaches. This followed a police chase of his vehicle earlier in the day.