Indianapolis police are asking for the public’s assistance in locating 68-year-old Lenard Blackmon, who was last seen near Methodist Hospital. Investigators believe he may be in downtown Indianapolis and could require urgent medical attention.

Central Indiana is expecting snow flurries and cold temperatures with a high near 24°F and a low around 13°F, according to the National Weather Service.

A pedestrian was left in life-threatening condition after being struck by a vehicle in Fort Wayne; the driver is cooperating and FACT is investigating the incident.

State Road 28 at C.R. 560 W. will have shoulder restrictions for traffic signal construction, causing potential delays until spring. The work is part of road safety improvements by INDOT.

Bloomington prepares for the College Football National Championship watch event with traffic changes and safety measures for the Hoosiers vs. Hurricanes game.

Mayors of Bloomington and Miami make a friendly bet involving hometown pies – a sugar cream pie and a key lime pie – based on the outcome of the college football National Championship game.

Indiana House Republicans plan to ease economic burdens for residents by cutting government red tape and reducing homeownership and energy costs, aiming for efficient government and lower taxes.

Rep. Olthoff and Officer Akey honored late Sgt. Paterson with a resolution to rename a stretch of U.S. Highway 30 after him, acknowledging his sacrifice in service.

Fort Wayne Police arrest Breon Russell for child molestation and possession of child pornography, involving two young victims. The investigation is ongoing.

Ruth Aydt to receive the 2026 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Legacy Award for her social justice work in Monroe County, including research on racial disparities and various leadership roles.

The Indiana Senate Committee passed a bill to ban vaping products from foreign adversaries like China, citing health concerns and the presence of illegal chemicals.

The National Weather Service issued alerts for light snow in Indianapolis with potential slippery conditions and sub-zero wind chills expected over the weekend.

Senate Bill 232, sponsored by Senator Mark Spencer for Gary, Indiana, passed unanimously in the Senate Local Government Committee, aiming to facilitate economic growth, especially around Gary's lakefront.