Fishers Police arrested two men, Elijah J Oates and Daquez Stockdale, for a June 12 burglary and assault in Fishers, Indiana. Both face multiple charges and are held at Hamilton County Jail.

Thousands celebrated at the Indy Pride parade in Indianapolis with a vibrant procession. Despite security concerns over hate literature, the 30th anniversary event attracted around 60,000 people, including the city's mayor.

A man died after a vehicle struck him and hit a residence in Indianapolis; the incident is deemed an accident, not intentional harm. The driver is cooperating with the IMPD's investigation.

Active shooting in Kokomo, Indiana, resulted in several injuries; the Kokomo Police Department is investigating the incident which occurred near Studebaker Park. Details are limited as the situation unfolds.

The National Weather Service in Indianapolis predicts scattered rain, thunderstorms, and climbing temperatures, with increasing storm chances midweek and potential for heavy rain and lightning.

Two Indianapolis men were arrested for a home invasion in Fishers, with Elijah Oates admitting to several charges and Daquez Stockdale facing similar charges.

Carmel Police Department completes over 1,168 hours of training in May 2025, emphasizing professionalism and readiness for modern policing challenges.

An 11-year-old was stabbed in a Fort Wayne neighborhood by Trayveon Sewell, who wore a "Scream" mask. Sewell faces felony charges; the child is in stable condition. Police seek information.

IMPD announces road closures for Indy Pride weekend, impacting downtown Indianapolis from June 14-16, with specific streets like Mass Ave and The Circle closed at designated times.

Two people died in a head-on collision in Monroe County; Cindy Bentley later died after being airlifted to the hospital. Traffic was halted for investigation.

Central Indiana expects moderate to heavy rain and thunderstorms with high humidity and flooding concerns; the National Weather Service also mentions the possibility of cold air funnels.

The late Jim Irsay, former Colts owner, will be posthumously inducted into the team's Ring of Honor on September 7, as announced by the Colts organization.

A man was fatally shot on Indianapolis' near west side, with police responding to the incident on the 1100 block of N Tibbs Ave and finding the victim already deceased. The investigation is ongoing.