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A person was shot early Saturday in the 100 block of South Meridian Street, where a triple shooting killed one person in May.
A 2011 DNA hit sat untouched for 14 years until a forensic scientist flagged it. Now police can't find the suspect, who is homeless.
IMPD found the victim near East Washington and Emerson after a 6:23 a.m. call. He remains in critical condition.
Shane Michael Carie faces charges after a Monday night fire on North 11th Street killed a young woman.
Randy Bond allegedly invented a car wash, auto shop and pet care business to pocket pandemic relief cash — then spent it at Total Wine and Best Buy.
Anderson residents continue recovering from August flooding, with local emergency aid supporting affected households.
A suspect is in custody after a homicide on North Chestnut Street, but investigators say key details remain unresolved.
Siblings remember Miracle Bryan, 8, as a happy, silly “princess” as a memorial grows outside her east-side home.
James Heneghan allegedly sent threatening texts to a family member and ran unauthorized plate searches on people he knew, according to a probable-cause affidavit.
Keynan Santos, a former Madison County Recorder's Office clerk, abused a child in his care in Anderson in late 2024 after the Hamilton County Metro ICAC task force was alerted to files linked to his Google account.
Officers on patrol discovered the man unresponsive early Thursday, along with an unoccupied vehicle nearby.
Owner Scott Herbertson had also submitted “My Struggle” and “Braunau Star” before the horse's original name was approved.
IMPD says a dispute preceded a shooting on N. Kenwood Avenue that left one victim in critical condition.
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