A 59-year-old woman died in a Howard County vehicle crash involving a rollover and multiple trapped individuals.

A mass shooting in Indianapolis left two dead and five injured; the police chief urged parental responsibility and reported previous gun arrests of minors.

Two individuals were critically injured in a shooting near Eagle Creek Park, prompting an IMPD response and the detention of three people of interest.

A semi driver died on I-70 in Indianapolis after a sudden lane change caused the driver to lose plywood cargo, which hit the semi-tractor. No other serious injuries were reported. Traffic was heavily impacted.

IMPD arrested John Ellis-Strayhorn for a shooting on July 3 in Indianapolis that injured two. He faces charges including Attempted Murder, with his case ongoing.

Fort Wayne Police arrested a man for having a destructive device after responding to a mental health crisis. The HDU secured the item and firearms were seized under Indiana's "Red Flag" law.

A woman died in Indianapolis after what is believed to be an accidental firearm discharge; IMPD and medics responded to the scene and homicide detectives are investigating.

A vehicle crashed into Noblesville's Hoosier Armory in an early morning burglary attempt, with the police responding to an alarm but making no arrests yet. This incident marks the second such break-in at the store within a year.

A Silver Alert has been issued for missing 50-year-old Vincent Kirby from Kokomo, Indiana, last seen wearing a black t-shirt, blue jeans, and white shoes, who may be in extreme danger.

A woman in Indianapolis received a 16-year federal prison sentence for trafficking over 40 grams of fentanyl, as reported by the U.S. DEA and Acting U.S. Attorney.

Thieves drove through Big Wick Fireworks' entrance in Indianapolis, looting the store early Wednesday; despite police efforts, suspects remained at large.

A fire broke out on the roof of the Tru by Hilton hotel near Lucas Oil Stadium in downtown Indianapolis; it was contained within 20 minutes with no injuries, as guests and workers evacuated swiftly. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Seven individuals were sentenced for stealing and trafficking 240 firearms in Indianapolis, with sentences ranging from probation to 9 years in prison.