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A woman fell from a roadway outside Indianapolis International Airport on Saturday; airport police and the Marion County Coroner are investigating.
Late-night gunfire on E. Kirkwood Avenue left nine people injured and sent downtown into lockdown. Police and state investigators are on the scene as authorities search for witnesses.
Randolph County prosecutors have submitted recommended child-exploitation and child-pornography charges against a Union City high school secretary after phone evidence allegedly showed sexual acts with a minor.
A driver died after a car crashed into a building near East 10th and North Emerson on Indianapolis' east side; police say the crash is under investigation.
A two‑day sweep in Boone County verified 63 of the county’s 73 registered sex and violent offenders, prompted multiple investigations and led to an arrest, officials said.
Carmel warns residents about convincing permit-scam emails that use official logos and real property details. Officials say do not wire money and verify invoices through official channels.
Nineteen men were arrested in a three‑day undercover child‑solicitation sting in Johnson County, with 18 facing child‑solicitation charges, officials say.
A Seymour couple who ran a church food pantry were arrested and booked on preliminary charges including child molesting, authorities say.
Three north-side Indianapolis storefronts at Augusta Plaza had windows smashed and cash taken in early-morning burglaries; IMPD is investigating and seeking tips.
A Marion County jury convicted Rakeem Thompson in the 2020 death of Brittany Burns on Indianapolis’ near east side. Sentencing is set for June 8, 2026.
Police say a Carmel caregiver charged nearly $29,000 to an 87-year-old client's accounts over two years; the caregiver is now jailed on multiple felony counts.
A 23-year-old Greenfield man is jailed after an 11‑month‑old suffered severe burns; court documents allege the child was found under running hot water and later sent to a pediatric center.
Columbus police say a 16-month-old was found unresponsive Wednesday at a Nicholas Lane home and later died at a hospital. An autopsy is planned and investigators have asked for tips.
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