A man was critically injured Friday in a stabbing on Indianapolis' northeast side; police are investigating and urging witnesses to call Crime Stoppers.

IMPD says Operation Guardian resulted in 133 arrests and the seizure of dozens of guns, drugs and cash tied to suspected criminal activity.

A north-side Indianapolis mother says a man tried to pull her 11-year-old daughter through a bedroom window at The Lodge at Trails Edge; IMPD says detectives are investigating.

A 32-year-old Richmond man was arrested on a preliminary felony sexual battery charge after an investigation into a March incident; online dockets show prior related proceedings.

Deputies serving a warrant at a Kokomo hotel seized a 9mm, suspected meth and other drugs and arrested seven people, officials said.

FOP president Rick Snyder says homicides and shootings are down in Indianapolis, crediting bail changes, a new contract and Chief Tanya Terry.

IMPD and federal partners are searching for 39-year-old Javon Cushenberry after a west-side shooting that killed a 33-year-old woman. Rewards are being offered and tips can be sent to Crime Stoppers.

IMPD arrested a 37-year-old Indianapolis woman in connection with a Nov. 16 accidental shooting; she faces a neglect-of-a-dependent charge and is due in court April 17.

A stolen e-bike led IMPD to arrest a 19-year-old after officers say they found a loaded handgun fitted with a conversion device. Marion County prosecutors will review charges.

Alexandria police seized about $200,000 in new tools and other merchandise after a March 2 stop; two people now face organized retail theft and corrupt business influence charges.

Volunteers and family say investigators still have DNA and other evidence in the 2004 Mooresville killing of Ronli Ratliff, and are asking the public for tips.

A coordinated narcotics warrant roundup in Johnson County resulted in 22 arrests, officials say. The multi-agency sweep targeted suspected street-level dealers after a months-long probe.

A Nappanee bookkeeper was sentenced to 22 months in federal prison after admitting to stealing about $79,000 from clients in a guardianship program.