IMPD investigates a fatal crash at Kentucky Avenue and South Lynhurst in Indianapolis, with one dead and another injured. Details remain undisclosed as the inquiry continues.

A storm caused extensive damage at Fourwinds Marina, with docks, trees downed, and an individual injured by a falling tree. Evacuations and rescues were conducted amidst the debris.

A fatal three-vehicle crash on State Road 39 in Boone County is being investigated, resulting in two deaths and multiple injuries, with the FACT team assisting.

Indianapolis police arrested Seth McPeak, 24, for his alleged role in Robbie Vidito's murder after a collision on August 14th. McPeak faces charges including murder and robbery.

The EPA announced new measures to fix DEF system issues that could cause hazards, receiving support from Rep. Michelle Davis after an incident in her district.

Two Indianapolis men were sentenced for an armed CVS robbery; Rice got six years, Larue received eight years and a month. They were caught thanks to a GPS tracker in the stolen loot.

IMPD is probing the theft of over $175,000 worth of bronze vases and markers from New Crown Cemetery. 246 vases were stolen, impacting numerous gravesites.

Indiana State Police responded to a crash on I-70 near Richmond and discovered two people unconscious inside a vehicle. In a separate Wayne County traffic stop, officers arrested Justin Dawson and Roxanne N. Steele after finding suspected fentanyl, which will undergo testing at the state police laboratory.

An Indianapolis couple is arrested for severely injuring their three-year-old daughter, leading to potential fatal brain trauma, with the father admitting to beatings but not the critical injury.

Indiana AG Todd Rokita leads a crackdown on robocall-enabling telecoms, using Operation Robocall Roundup to warn 37 providers and educate over 100 downstream networks, aligning with FCC's efforts to combat invasive calls.

Two individuals were injured in a shooting on East 16th Street in Indianapolis, with IMPD investigating and no arrests reported as of the latest updates.

Ex-officer Ty'Ray Wilson resigned and faces federal charges for dealing cocaine and firearm misuse. His arrest followed FBI-led controlled drug buys involving an informant.

Two Indianapolis men were sentenced for fentanyl trafficking, with one also charged with a firearms offense, following a high-speed chase and investigation.