A man died, and two firefighters sustained minor injuries in an Alexandria house fire, while four others escaped with smoke inhalation. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

A 64-year-old man was hospitalized after a home invasion in Morgan County, where he sustained head injuries. The assailant's entry method is unknown, and authorities are investigating.

A man died after his car was hit by a train on Indianapolis's east side when he tried to drive around a railroad crossing.

Greenfield Police located Stephanie Richardson, who had been missing since September, shortly after issuing a missing person alert.

Richard Allen was sentenced to 130 years for the 2017 murders of two girls in Delphi, Indiana, with a volunteer clerk's tip proving crucial in the case.

Ann Kipp, a missing Alabama delivery driver, was found dead in her car in Indianapolis; foul play isn't suspected in her death, which is under investigation.

The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department investigates a fatal crash involving a motorcycle and a vehicle on Rockville Road, resulting in the rider's death.

The Indiana Crime Guns Task Force seized over 270 illegal firearms, made 232 arrests, and captured various narcotics in a year-long operation, contributing to a drop in violent crime.

A woman died in a head-on collision on Indianapolis' north side when her car caught fire following a crash with a truck; the second driver was unharmed and cooperating with police.

Richard Allen's defense team, preparing for an appeal, advises minimal participation at his upcoming sentencing and questions the validity of his felony murder convictions. Allen maintains innocence in the 2017 Delphi murders.

A fatal semi-truck fire led to the closure of I-65 southbound in Indianapolis, causing widespread traffic delays. At least one person died in the incident.

George Tracy was sentenced to 159 months in federal prison for shooting a gas station employee during a robbery in Indianapolis and was caught on video telling the victim to "have a good day."

An 11-year-old girl died, and five were hospitalized after a house fire in Benton County, Indiana. The cause remains undetermined; an investigation is ongoing.