A Chicago physician faces felony counts after investigators say he administered IV NAD treatments from a Warsaw home; syringes and vials were found in his car.

A JEAN Team search in Marion recovered suspected meth and fentanyl, a firearm and led to several arrests and preliminary charges.

Rodrigo Curiel was sentenced to 4.5 years after pleading guilty to a Sept. 29, 2024 sexual assault near West 17th Street; other counts were dismissed under the plea. The deal also included a suspended child-solicitation sentence and an immigration-linked surrender term.

A 19-year-old was arrested Monday in the April 15 shooting that killed 22-year-old Robert Golliday on Indy's northeast side.

A Terre Haute woman faces burglary and animal-cruelty charges after police say she stole and tossed a German Shepherd puppy during a March break-in.

A 73-year-old Upland man died after his car struck a utility pole east of Marion. Authorities suspect a medical event and the coroner is investigating.

Authorities say a probation check on April 27 turned up a handgun with a machine‑gun conversion device and led to the arrest of 26‑year‑old Tony Hopkins Jr. in Indianapolis.

A man was shot Friday at an apartment complex on the 9000 block of E. 39th Place. IMPD says a person of interest was detained and the investigation is ongoing.

Boone County court filings say 43‑year‑old Michael Plewa was arrested after an undercover sting alleged he tried to meet a 14‑year‑old; he faces multiple child‑solicitation counts.

A 20-year-old was arrested Sunday in the months-old homicide of 34-year-old Gregory Newsome Jr. The arrest followed a tip that led Marion County deputies and IMPD to the suspect.

The Supreme Court did not block Chicago’s lawsuit accusing an Indiana gun shop of supplying weapons later found at crime scenes, keeping the case alive at the Daley Center.

IMPD is investigating an April 3 shooting on Indianapolis' east side that left one person wounded. The victim was taken to a hospital in stable condition and detectives are seeking tips.

Clark County School District lost roughly $1.4 million through a July‑2022 business‑email compromise. Investigators say the money moved through U.S. accounts and into cryptocurrency.