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.

Marion County Sheriff's Office is searching for Johnny Williams, a non-compliant sex offender, and has issued a warrant for his arrest for failing to register.

US Marshals arrested a 50-year-old woman in Seattle for her alleged involvement in a double homicide in Lafayette. She faces multiple charges and awaits extradition. The investigation is ongoing.

One person died in a fire at the Crossings Apartment Complex in Connersville, Indiana, which also displaced residents. Another fire occurred on West 3rd Street, with no human casualties but the loss of three dogs.

Lawrence residents must boil water after a main break; officials await test results. Mayor Whitfield and Tom Speer assure standard procedures are underway for safety.

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.