Human bones were found by a land-clearing crew in Bloomington, sparking a forensic investigation led by local police and a forensic anthropology team.

A water main break in Indianapolis led to road closures and a broad water outage, affecting local residents and requiring repair efforts by Citizens Energy crews.

Greenfield Police searched for a missing 11-year-old boy who ran away and was last seen near Walmart. He was found safe, with no details on the discovery circumstances provided.

A motorcyclist died after colliding with an SUV in Indianapolis. The accident occurred near East Raymond and South Sherman Drive. Authorities are investigating the crash.

Fishers community mourns Mason Alexander, an 18-year-old Hamilton Southeastern graduate and football player, who died in a car crash; a memorial service was held to honor his memory.

A former Martinsville teacher, Brittany Fortinberry, faces charges and legal actions for allegedly engaging in group sex with students, with a lawsuit claiming the school district was negligent.

A fire in a trash truck's bin in Martinsville led to waste being dumped and set ablaze on a city street; firefighters quickly extinguished the fire with no injuries reported.

Gurpreet Singh was arrested for arson in an alleged insurance fraud scheme and for a shooting at a Sikh temple in Indianapolis. He faces multiple felony charges and is detained by immigration authorities.

The Indianapolis Zoo CEO, Dr. Rob Shumaker, was bitten on the finger by a chimpanzee while feeding it; he required medical attention but has recovered.

IMPD is seeking public assistance to identify a person linked to a 2023 homicide at a Shell gas station, resulting in the death of 19-year-old Antwain Turentine Jr.

Two juveniles were arrested after a vehicle chase in a stolen Jeep ended with them hiding in a garage. They face charges for resisting law enforcement and vehicle theft.

The Marion County Sheriff's Office is seeking help to find Sweeney L. Woodson, a 26-year-old wanted for not registering as a Sex or Violent Offender. Public assistance is requested via Crime Stoppers or the Safe Surrender line.

A drug ring in Muncie was taken down, with five members receiving a combined 70 years for distributing drugs, including the ringleader, Jamarr Hill, sentenced to 17 years.