Two men were found dead after a shooting in Brownsburg, with police hearing gunshots and a person in custody; the community is shocked by the rare violence.

The Morgan County Sheriff's Office seized over 6 pounds of meth and some cocaine in a drug operation, arresting Jaquine Tuakei Love, who faces trafficking charges with a $1.5 million bond.

The local prosecutor decided not to charge the shooter in a fatal incident at an Amazon facility, ruling it as self-defense. The shooter tried to disengage before firing at the deceased, Isaac Riley.

Argelius C. Croft from Greenville was sentenced to over eight years in federal prison for illegal firearm possession as a felon after being arrested with a defaced rifle.

Two women were found dead at Village Square Apartments in Lafayette, with their deaths being investigated as homicides. The Lafayette community is shaken, and the police urge witnesses to come forward.

Two people were injured in a north Indianapolis shooting; another east side shooting, initially thought self-inflicted, left Rodolfo Hernandez dead. Investigations are ongoing.

University of Pittsburgh freshman and Hamilton Southeastern graduate Mason Alexander died in a car crash in Fishers, Indiana. He was remembered for his passion for football and recent media interview.

The Marion County Sheriff’s Office is seeking information on Christopher A. Jones, a convicted sex offender who failed to register as required by law.

Fort Wayne Police investigate a fatal shooting on Drexel Avenue; a woman was found dead. There's no current threat to the public as detectives seek witnesses and evidence.

A juvenile was critically injured after their car hit a tree and split in two in Fort Wayne; speed is a confirmed factor as police investigate potential substance involvement.

A hit-and-run in Indianapolis led to a female pedestrian's death; the suspect remains at large. The incident occurred at East Washington and North Rural Streets. Police are seeking information.

A turkey caused a traffic jam on County Line Road, amusing commuters and prompting intervention by the Marion County Sheriff's Office, which was shared on social media. The bird was relocated to a farm.

Mexican national Juan Garcia Xinol pled guilty to illegal reentry into the U.S. after removal, facing up to two years in prison, with a sentencing date set for May 23, 2025.