A federal judge has halted Indiana University's policy regulating overnight protests, after an ACLU lawsuit claimed it violates First Amendment rights.

A 911 call reported a shooting on Wells Street in Fort Wayne, where police found a man dead from multiple gunshots. Authorities are seeking information to aid their investigation.

Kyle Vincent Rogers of Whitestown, Indiana, was sentenced to 12.5 years in prison for sharing child sexual abuse material, with 10 years of supervised release and restitution.

Bailey Matrix was sentenced to 20 years for Domestic Battery and other charges, continuing his attempts to control the victim even while incarcerated.

Richmond Police arrested Tayonne Tevis with over 235 grams of narcotics, facing felony charges for possession and dealing, as part of a targeted crime suppression effort.

Two Evansville residents were sentenced to federal prison for fentanyl trafficking, leading to a toddler's death and an infant's overdose. Watt got 20 years, and Brown received 15 years.

Two men were stabbed in Carmel; one suspect was arrested and charged with battery and disorderly conduct. The police responded to a disturbance call and provided medical aid.

Violent felon Bobby Hill was arrested in Indianapolis after shooting at a vehicle during a chase by detectives, following his identified involvement in a prior shooting incident.

Antwon Stott was arrested by the ICGTF after a pursuit linked to narcotics on Hoover Road. He faces charges including resisting law enforcement and dealing marijuana.

An IndyGo bus driver sustained injuries after the bus hit a guardrail on S Emerson Avenue. There were no passengers, and the crash is under investigation.

Indiana State Police investigate the death of inmate Amanda L. Sullivan at Howard County Jail; she was pronounced dead after being found unresponsive. An autopsy is pending.

One critically injured in a shooting in downtown Indianapolis; police detained one person and are investigating whether the incident was accidental or intentional.

Indianapolis firefighters quickly extinguished a fire on the 37th floor of the Salesforce Tower, with no injuries reported. The building's sprinklers aided in controlling the blaze.