Indiana State Police say an Australian man was arrested in late June after allegedly attempting to exploit a Wabash County child online. Multiple electronic devices were seized and are under forensic review.

An undercover Noblesville police sting last week led to four arrests on charges ranging from child solicitation to promotion of child sex trafficking. The cases now go to the Hamilton County Prosecutor.

A Hancock County jury convicted an Indianapolis woman after finding she supplied the drugs that led to a man’s fatal overdose in New Palestine. Sentencing has not yet been scheduled.

Three people were arrested after deputies executed a Kokomo search warrant that turned up roughly 52.5 grams of suspected meth and related paraphernalia.

A pedestrian was killed after being struck on West 38th Street near Michigan Road; IMPD says the driver remained at the scene and detectives are investigating.

Three men are wanted in Morgan County on felony charges, including a dealing‑in‑death allegation. Tips should go to 911 or the sheriff’s tip line.

A Hendricks County jury acquitted a man accused in a shooting outside an east‑side Indianapolis bar after a short deliberation and a self‑defense claim.

A vehicle was driven into an Indy vape shop as two smoke shops were burglarized overnight. IMPD is investigating and asking the public for tips.

A Muncie man faces felony charges after police say a disagreement over a cat ended in a stabbing. Video reportedly shows the animal being mishandled before the attack.

Two people were shot on Indianapolis' west side; both are in stable condition and investigators say a person of interest is speaking with detectives.

St. Joseph County prosecutors say the June 16 South Bend officer‑involved shooting that killed Jujaun Bates was a justified homicide; no criminal charges will be filed. Prosecutors cited state self‑defense law after reviewing video and evidence.

IFD fought a large blaze at the Church of Living God on E. 38th St., running an extended water supply and operating from the exterior while investigators probe the cause.

The FTC warns scammers are posing as agency officials by phone and text, sending fake IDs and pressuring victims to move money. Here’s what officials say to watch for.