An Indianapolis man, Brandon James, was sentenced to almost 24 years in prison for his involvement in a drug distribution conspiracy spanning from California to the Midwest.

Indianapolis man Dion Kimbrough was convicted of murder and illegal firearm possession after a 2022 road rage shooting.

The Monroe County Sheriff's Office found 75-year-old Larry Wayne Henderson safe after he was reported missing.

Law enforcement in Johnson County, Indiana, arrested 25 suspects in a significant drug sting, and are searching for 25 more, after executing 58 arrest warrants.

A Greenfield man received a 21-year sentence for child molestation after a plea deal. The case involved physical abuse and explicit texts, with a sentencing that avoids further trauma for the young victim.

A man was fatally shot outside an Indianapolis business; George Barnett Nelson Sr. was identified as the victim. Police made an arrest but continue to investigate.

James Verhines of Sheridan faces new voyeurism charges after an incident at a Westfield hotel where he allegedly attempted to record a woman in the restroom.

The Columbus Police are searching for a young male suspect after a robbery at the Circle K gas station, where the individual stole $170 and no injuries were reported.

The FTC warns of a new scam involving fake invoices from companies like Amazon and Apple, where scammers trick consumers into paying for nonexistent orders.

A 15-year-old named Latajohne Phillips was fatally shot in Muncie, and a 17-year-old, Robert Graham III, faces murder charges. Additional youths are charged in relation to the incident.

A dispute from Honduras led to a triple homicide in a Lawrence parking lot, with Santos Alfaro-Escobar and Justo Miguel Antunez Escobar arrested in connection to the crime.

A man was fatally struck by an SUV in Indianapolis. The driver stayed at the scene and cooperated with the police. Impairment is not believed to be a factor. The investigation continues.

A man from Gary, Indiana was found guilty of drug conspiracy and murder involving a firearm. The case, part of Project Safe Neighborhoods, included multiple law enforcement agencies. Sentencing is set for December 5, 2024.