A Franklin man was sentenced to three years after driving a truck through the Dickinson Juvenile Justice Center’s lobby; prosecutors say he acted to protest a custody ruling.

A Seymour woman was arrested after an audit uncovered roughly $160,142.78 missing from Jackson County Water deposits; prosecutors filed three Level 5 felony counts. She denies the allegations.

One person was killed and another critically injured in a near east side shooting Sunday; IMPD says detectives are investigating.

A man was shot on Indianapolis' near east side and transported to an area hospital, IMPD says. Detectives are investigating and asking residents to share tips and video.

Troopers and local officers stopped an Infiniti G35 after a pursuit on I-65 on March 20; an 18-year-old from Aurora was arrested and passengers were released, police say.

A man was arrested after a discharged round entered a neighboring unit at Town Terrace Apartments; police say firearms and illegal drugs were seized.

A Middletown rider died Friday after striking the rear of a dump trailer on a rural Delaware County road; deputies say the crash is under investigation.

A bomb‑squad trooper answering a suspicious‑device call in southern Indiana was stopped with spike strips and briefly handcuffed after dispatchers misidentified his unmarked vehicle. The episode exposed gaps in cross‑agency radio and fleet‑registration practices.

A passerby alerted worshippers as flames climbed into the ceiling at Grace International Church on Friday; crews from multiple departments brought the blaze under control.

A heavy building fire at 16th and Livingston outside Speedway drew multiple departments. Crews have the blaze under control but cleanup and lane closures will continue.

A 6-year-old nonverbal autistic girl was found unclothed on East 13th Street in Muncie; her father faces a felony neglect charge, court documents say.

A 16-year-old was arrested in La Porte County after investigators say they recovered alleged child sexual abuse material. Authorities say the multi-month probe involved search warrants on major tech platforms.

Martinsville police posted images of a fake planning invoice demanding a $2,000 wire transfer. Officials warn residents not to pay and to verify requests with official numbers.