A man was arrested after driving a forklift into a Muncie bookstore, claiming he was dared to do so. The incident led to his arrest on burglary charges.

A fire damaged two homes in Columbus, Indiana, with no casualties; the cause is under investigation while the community and Red Cross assist displaced families.

Kyle A. Kafoure from Indiana was sentenced to 7 years in prison for multiple domestic battery offenses and criminal mischief, as announced by the Hancock County Prosecutor's Office.

A crash at County Line & Combs Road caused road closure and heavy traffic; authorities have since reopened the road. Details on the cause or injuries remain unknown.

IMPD arrested Glori Rhoades for the November 2024 murder of Frederick Martin after zeroing in on her and another suspect, who had already surrendered. Rhoades was apprehended without incident. Charges are pending from the prosecutor's office.

A single-vehicle crash in Indianapolis resulted in at least one fatality, prompting an investigation by the IMPD Fatal Crash Investigation Team. Traffic was disrupted for hours.

Victor Johnson's 87-year sentence for a violent spree in Indianapolis was upheld by the Court of Appeals of Indiana, despite his challenges to the conviction and the severity of his sentence.

An Indianapolis firefighter was electrocuted and fell from a roof while clearing storm damage, sustaining serious injuries but is in stable condition.

Darren Ringenberg, a sex offender, got a 45-year sentence for child sexual exploitation involving a nine-year-old girl, who he coerced into sending explicit images over Snapchat.

Mexican national Javier Moreno-Garibaldi was sentenced to 5 ½ years in prison for distributing 70,000 fentanyl pills as part of a trafficking network.

Jericho Johnson was found guilty on multiple felony charges of child molest and abuse, following a trial related to incidents at Shining Stars Academy and the YMCA after-school program.

A federal indictment charges 21 individuals with ties to an Indianapolis drug ring, with Eric Robinson believed to be the leader; drugs and weapons were seized.

Ana Terran-Moreno was arrested in Indianapolis by the ICGTF; an operation revealed her involvement in drug deals, leading to the seizure of firearms and drugs.