A vehicle crash on Smith Valley Road in Greenwood caused traffic delays and lane closures, with local authorities responding and advising commuters to seek alternative routes.

A Jeep flipped over, trapping a person inside, leading to a swift and coordinated rescue by various departments in the Greenwood area, with victims rushed to the hospital.

Richard Allen's attorneys have filed an appeal after his conviction for the murders of Abby Williams and Libby German in Delphi, Indiana, and a recent related video leak.

A 56-year-old bicyclist was killed after being hit by a pickup truck in Madison County; a 19-year-old driver was involved, an investigation is ongoing.

Lafayette Police released video footage of a December laundromat shooting by Louis McGlothlin, who killed one and injured two before dying of a self-inflicted wound.

George Sisk from Indianapolis was sentenced to 13 years in federal prison for a violent robbery at a liquor store, involving firearm use and injury to an employee.

A fire in Tippecanoe County, Indiana, claimed a life as multiple agencies responded. The victim's identity and cause of the fire are under investigation.

A Logansport officer and his wife are charged with child neglect after their daughter was found in the cold with a disturbing sign about harming her brother. Officer Cody Scott is on unpaid leave and both parents await court.

Ross Morelock was found guilty of attempted murder and other charges for shooting a Pendleton police officer. He also pleaded guilty to additional enhancements that could increase his sentence. The shooting occurred during a traffic stop in Anderson.

A Nebraska man, Louis McGlothlin, opened fire in a Lafayette laundromat, killing Keith Ford and others, before committing suicide; his actions were influenced by mental illness and delusions.

Indianapolis man Wesley Clark Jr. is charged with the August 2024 murder of Yolanda Shields, whose blood was found in his SUV.

David Amos, a fugitive featured in a prior roundup, was arrested in King County, WA, thanks to efforts by multiple law enforcement agencies, for failing to comply with sex or violent offender registration requirements.

Two teens have been arrested in Indianapolis for firearm-related crimes: a 14-year-old for shooting two girls and a 16-year-old for an armed robbery. Both are facing serious charges.