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.

IMPD released a video summary of an officer-involved shooting on December 30, advising viewer discretion due to graphic content. The footage includes body camera views and is shared for transparency.

Federal authorities indicted 14 individuals for their roles in a violent drug trafficking ring in Indianapolis, with charges including drug conspiracy, kidnapping, and firearm offenses.

Indianapolis police responded to a fatal shooting that left a man dead on the near east side early Sunday morning. A person of interest was detained; the investigation continues.

Christopher Jones was arrested in Marion County with help from the public. He faces drug charges and had two active warrants. The IMPD caught him after receiving tips about his location through social media.

Seven suspects were arrested in Indianapolis for alleged involvement in a criminal organization dealing with drugs and firearms, following months-long investigation by IMPD and other agencies.

The Friendship Missionary Baptist Church in Indianapolis was vandalized with explicit graffiti, including messages of hate and blasphemy, distressing the congregation and community.

Daniel R. Hiatt was arrested in Indianapolis by SOVO investigators and will be re-registered as a sex offender, demonstrating effective law enforcement collaboration.

Marcie Jean Doty from Evansville, Indiana, was sentenced to five years in prison for embezzling over $2.5 million and for tax fraud. She will also face supervised release and must repay the stolen funds.