A fatal crash involving a pedestrian and a semi truck closed northbound I-69 near Fishers, Indiana, causing significant delays and requiring traffic detours.

A fire severely damaged the Four Seasons Family Restaurant in Indianapolis, with no injuries reported. The incident occurred early Thursday morning, involving immediate response from firefighters.

An 11-car train derailed in Frankfort, Indiana, closing roads but causing no injuries or danger to the public. The incident remains under investigation.

A stolen vehicle with a 6-month-old inside was recovered, and the baby, Eliam Santiago Felipe, was found safe after IMPD's search and community assistance.

Three suspects were involved in an armed robbery of a Brinks employee in Indianapolis, with two arrested after a police chase and crash. The third suspect remains at large.

Eleven people have been charged in an alleged meth trafficking scheme in Indianapolis, with ten arrested and one at large, following a federal indictment. They face life imprisonment if convicted.

A student found guilty of assaulting a classmate in Perry Meridian High School received a suspended sentence, which has brought criticism and attention to school safety issues.

Federal and local agencies arrested over 12 people in Indiana for trafficking drugs, including meth and fentanyl, across several counties, also seizing firearms.

A driver was sentenced to 20 days in jail for driving 110 mph in a construction zone in Hancock County, Indiana. He also received probation and a suspended license.

An abandoned Golden Corral in Indianapolis caught fire; no injuries were reported as the cause is investigated.

Elderly man, Theodore Taylor, died after a vehicle hit him in Indianapolis; the driver cooperated with the police investigation into the fatal accident.

A man was fatally shot on the east side of Indianapolis; Anthony Rome Harlin Jr. was later identified as the victim. IMPD is investigating with no suspects or motives yet disclosed.

Indiana State Police issued a Silver Alert for missing Robert Farmer, 38, last seen in Whiteland, feared to be in extreme danger and in need of medical assistance.