Larry Gibson of Plainfield has been sentenced to eight years for robbing three Indianapolis businesses in 2019 using a toy gun. He admitted to the robberies and is also facing three years of supervised release.

Indiana AG Todd Rokita dropped a lawsuit against IU Health regarding the privacy of a 10-year-old Ohio girl's abortion, with existing privacy practices affirmed.

Joseph Smith was arrested in connection with a series of suspected arsons in Kokomo, involving multiple vehicles and structures, with community evidence aiding the investigation.

Two people died in a collision between a Ford and a semi-truck in northwest Indiana, with both drivers succumbing to their injuries at the scene and hospital, respectively.

Southport Mayor Jim Cooney fired Police Chief Thomas Vaughn after 11 years, citing a desire for change. Vaughn claims the firing was retaliation for reporting Cooney's overstep of authority. Interim Chief Nate Williams steps in amid community unease.

A former Indianapolis police officer, Thomas Nolan, carried out a murder-suicide, fatally shooting his wife, Ashley, and injuring their two daughters.

One person died in a collision between a semi and a sedan in Greenwood, with the crash occurring at Graham and Allen Road around 2:15 a.m. The sedan's driver was pronounced dead at the scene.

Convicted felon Glenn Taylor Tenbarge was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison for possessing a firearm, with an additional three years of supervised release planned post-incarceration.

An arrest has been made in a road rage shooting on I-465 that left an 18-year-old hospitalized. Latrail L. Ramsey faces a preliminary charge of aggravated battery, a Level 3 felony.

An IndyGo bus and a Kia collided in downtown Indianapolis, causing injuries and seven hospitalizations. The crash, involving a left-turning Kia and a southbound bus, led to an investigation regarding signage clarity and driver behavior concerns.

A Lafayette man was detained after his baby son was found dead in a bucket at home; he faces related charges and an autopsy ruled the death a homicide.

A woman died in a fire on Indianapolis’ east side; a family of four was evacuated with help from passersby. The Red Cross is assisting the displaced family.

Police responded to a domestic-related shooting on Indianapolis's east side, where two individuals were shot and survived. Weapons were recovered and no arrests have been made.