An Indiana woman died after her car crashed into Ketchikan Creek in Alaska, hitting a pedestrian and submerging in the water. Despite initial resuscitation efforts, she succumbed to her injuries.

A Muncie man was sentenced to 36 years for throwing his girlfriend in front of a train, convicted of attempted murder and battery with a deadly weapon.

A woman in Carmel was arrested after stealing from a salon, leading police on a chase, and hitting cruisers. She faces multiple charges, including resisting law enforcement.

Carmel Police are seeking assistance in locating missing 17-year-old Jennifer Delafuente, last seen in tennis shoes, jeans, a dark hoodie, and carrying a black backpack.

Indianapolis police arrested Tadijah Davis for the 2021 double murder of Ashanti Robinson and Patrice Jones after a four-year investigation. Davis faces two counts of murder.

Two shootings in Indianapolis left one man dead and three critically injured. The incidents on North Denny Street and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Street are under investigation with no suspects in custody.

A Silver Alert has been issued for Gadshian Werner, a missing 70-year-old from New Whiteland, Indiana, last seen Sunday, possibly in danger and needing medical aid.

Regene Newman, ex-finance director for Vanderburgh County, was sentenced to 1.5 years in prison for embezzling over $125,000, using funds for personal spending.

Two juveniles were arrested in Fort Wayne for a shooting and burglary, leaving one man in critical condition. They face charges including Attempted Murder.

Two Lafayette teens are critically injured after a rollover crash in Clinton County, with officials and multiple agencies responding and investigating the incident.

A deceased infant was found at Brookside Park in Indianapolis, leading to a death investigation by IMPD and several agencies. The public is urged to share information.

Carmel Police responded to a stabbing, were hindered by an aggressive dog they shot, and declined victim's hospital transport; the dog was euthanized. Investigation ongoing.

The Hendricks County Sheriff's Office warns of a scam targeting families of inmates, falsely promising expedited release for a fee. They advise against giving personal info or money and to report such calls.