A stolen vehicle crash in Wayne County resulted in the death of a 13-year-old and injuries to four teens. The crash occurred when the car failed to navigate a curve and hit trees.

Carmel Police Department used a humorous social media post to remind the community not to drink and drive during the holidays, suggesting alternatives like calling a friend or ride service.

Pinellas County Sheriff's "Wolf Pack" operation targeted DUI and traffic offenses, resulting in 36 charges and 233 citations, including 16 DUI arrests in one night.

A police drone with thermal imaging helped apprehend a suspect and locate a discarded handgun, highlighting the technology's role in law enforcement and safety.

Three hunters were rescued after their boat capsized during a waterfowl hunting trip in Indiana; one was airlifted to hospital but remained conscious and alert.

A downtown Indianapolis IndyGo bus crash involved multiple vehicles, resulting in minor injuries for two people and building damage. The IMPD is investigating the incident.

IMPD is seeking public assistance to locate missing 16-year-old Robert "RJ" Williams, last seen December 17, 2025, near Broad Ripple Avenue. RJ has autism and may require medical help.

Raids in Indianapolis led to two men being arrested for a significant drug operation, with narcotics and firearms seized by local and federal agencies.

Speedway PD warns of increased vehicle theft and break-ins, advising residents to lock cars and avoid leaving them unattended while warming up. They urge vigilance and reporting suspicious activity.

Oscar McCammon, 61, was arrested in Carlisle, Indiana, after a search revealed drugs and firearms at his home. He faces multiple charges, including drug dealing and possession.

Richmond Police arrested 60-year-old Robert J. Dunham on child molesting and incest charges after a traffic stop and investigation by Detective Thackrey.

The IMPD highlighted progress in their 2025 criminal investigations, noting a 47% homicide clearance rate, reduced non-fatal shootings, and success in the Unsolved Homicide Unit.

IMPD Officer Bryan Gibson was charged with operating a vehicle while intoxicated after arriving at work smelling of alcohol. He had a BAC of 0.136% and faced suspension and possible termination.