Two traffic incidents occurred in Indianapolis, one involving a pedestrian critically injured on 16th Street, and another fatal crash on Kentucky Avenue. Both victims were taken to the hospital.

Ex-teacher Brody Dixon is charged with catfishing teens on Snapchat and faces multiple felony counts, including child exploitation and possession of child pornography.

Former NFL player Daniel Muir and his wife Kristin were granted bond after an emergency bail hearing reversed a prior no-bond order linked to child abuse allegations and failure to produce their son.

Lebanon Police found two injured individuals, one dead and one hospitalized, after responding to a domestic disturbance. An investigation is ongoing, with no threat to the community.

Rep. Victoria Spartz has been charged with a Class 1 Misdemeanor for carrying a handgun in an airport terminal, as this is prohibited under Virginia law.

Ex-Indiana lawmaker Sean Eberhart was sentenced to a year in prison for fraud and must pay $60,000 restitution after misusing his influence for a casino bill.

A man found dead at a Kokomo car wash has been identified after public appeals for help; his tattoos and diabetes medication were key clues in the investigation.

A woman with a learner's permit crashed a car into an Indianapolis restaurant during a test drive, with no injuries reported.

Three missing Indianapolis children were found safe in Texas following a standoff; their noncustodial parents were detained on custody interference charges.

A missing Mooresville, Indiana child, Steven Bryan, was safely found in Bloomington after vanishing in 2022. His mother was arrested, and further charges are possible.

An Indianapolis caregiver has been charged with battery for allegedly assaulting a disabled man, captured partially on video by coworkers. The case is under investigation.

Indianapolis police are searching for a missing family of five, including three children believed to be in danger after disappearing on July 4th. A Silver Alert has been issued.

Indiana resident Joshua Lee Schatz was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison for child sexual abuse material possession, followed by 15 years of supervised release.