A crash on Smith Valley Rd at Hacienda Pl caused road blockage and traffic delays; road cleared by 3:12 PM but traffic remained heavy. No details on cause or injuries.

An 18-year-old was arrested after a shooting near Indiana University Bloomington, resulting in a non-fatal leg injury to one person and a temporary shelter-in-place order on campus.

Forrest Lucas, founder of Lucas Oil Products, has died at 83. His contributions to motorsports and philanthropy left a significant legacy, including venues like the Lucas Oil Stadium and Lucas Oil Raceway.

Zionsville Police Department installed a NaloxBox for 24/7 public access to Naloxone, aiming to combat opioid overdoses and urging immediate medical follow-up after use.

A shooting on Indy's near north side left one dead and another injured. Police are investigating the incident without suspects or motives yet disclosed.

Edmarius Oats of Columbus was sentenced to 38 years for a drive-by shooting that injured four, following a guilty plea on four counts of aggravated battery.

Eleven individuals from a Central Indiana drug ring were sentenced for trafficking fentanyl and meth, money laundering, and using firearms in their operations. The drugs were sourced from Arizona to Indianapolis.

Monroe County government buildings, including the Justice Center, are closed until Thursday for mold remediation after an IOSHA complaint about mold affecting workspaces.

A UPS worker in Indianapolis was fatally shot outside his workplace after recently completing his shift. Police investigation of the incident is ongoing.

Casey Lee Smith, a sex offender, received a 17.5-year sentence for distributing child exploitation material after a CyberTip led to his arrest and the discovery of incriminating evidence on his phone.

Gloria Jean Jones, 70, was killed in a rollover crash on I-65 in Clark County after a pickup truck merged into her car, sending it into the median.

Three men received prison terms after defrauding unemployment programs of $520K with stolen debit cards, making 529 withdrawals across Indianapolis.

Three Evansville, Indiana men with felony backgrounds received federal prison sentences for illegal firearm possession, demonstrating the Department of Justice's commitment to reducing gun violence.