A Tuesday apartment fire in Indianapolis caused a roof collapse and displaced 12 people; crews fought hot spots for roughly 90 minutes and one firefighter was treated.

Flash flooding soaked Odon Town Hall and forced officials to move this week’s town meeting to the community building while crews assess water and structural damage.

A late‑night blaze heavily damaged the former New Albany Country Club building at the New Albany Golf Course; crews fought flames into the early morning and the state fire marshal is investigating.

An off‑duty Lawrence K‑9 officer was arrested in Greenfield on suspicion of operating while intoxicated and was booked into the Hancock County Jail.

A man was killed Monday in Columbus after a caller said he shot a man who attacked him. Police investigators remain on Wedgewood Drive.

A South Bend mother who intervened during a Facebook Marketplace transaction was shot and later died; authorities have charged an 18-year-old in the case.

A Columbus woman pleaded guilty to a Level 6 felony in a case involving a 14-year-old; court records show a jail term, a suspended portion and probation.

A man was found shot on Indy’s northwest side and police arrested a suspect after a traffic stop. Detectives say the case may stem from a dispute that began at a local aquatic center.

A 31-year-old man died after a shooting outside the Great Escape on North Washington in Kokomo. Police are investigating and have made no public arrests.

A June 22 plea deadline puts pressure on the defendant in the 2022 Henryville killing; a jury trial is set for July 6 in Clark Circuit Court.

A Noblesville elementary student found a loaded handgun in a school bathroom and did not touch it. SROs and police secured the weapon and the district urged parents to reinforce gun-safety.

A heavy blaze at a Near Eastside fourplex displaced six adults and five children; working smoke alarms helped residents evacuate safely.

A federal civil suit over an October 2023 New Castle police shooting that killed Donald Guffey Jr. was resolved amicably on June 20, 2026, according to The Courier‑Times.