An Indiana couple was sentenced to a combined 75 years for sexually exploiting an infant; they produced child abuse material, sending shockwaves through the community and prompting a major law enforcement investigation.

A woman was sexually assaulted in Fort Wayne by Nedzad Mehic under the guise of job recruitment; Mehic was arrested and charged with a Level 6 felony.

Two elderly individuals died and another was seriously injured in a car crash in Tipton County, Indiana, near State Road 19 and County Road 3600 South.

A Silver Alert was issued for missing Warsaw woman Alicia Marshall, last seen May 6, evoking considerable concern for her safety.

Three Mexican nationals with prior criminal records were federally charged for illegal reentry into the U.S. as part of Indiana's broader crime-linked immigration crackdown.

A Brownsburg day care closed suddenly due to allegations of child exploitation by a former employee, with management failing to report incidents properly. Authorities are investigating and the suspect, Gabriel Garner, faces an initial hearing.

A hit-and-run in Indianapolis left a child dead and two adults critically injured when a car ran a red light, hit a bicycle towing a child, and then a Civic. The driver fled, and the police are investigating.

Operation Restore Justice, led by the U.S. Department of Justice, resulted in the rescue of 115 children and the arrest of 205 offenders for child sexual abuse.

IMPD used a drone to apprehend two juvenile robbery suspects, with the assistance of a victim's description and coordination between air and ground units.

Benjamin Ritchie, a death row inmate, pleads for clemency for his conviction in murdering a police officer in 2000, with his fate resting on the Indiana Governor's decision.

Indianapolis experienced four separate shootings overnight, injuring three men and prompting investigations by the IMPD into the episodes of violence across the city.

An Evansville man on the sex offender registry was sentenced to 12 years in federal prison for using Instagram to exploit minors for explicit material.

A lawsuit accuses Indianapolis Public Schools and former educators of failing to intervene in the physical abuse and bullying of a 6-year-old special needs student.