The Indiana House passed a bill enhancing immigration law enforcement, focusing on compliance with federal detainer requests and penalizing non-compliance.

Rep. Borders joined a White House event supporting coal with truck driver Blackford. President Trump signed an order for the Department of War to use coal power, showcasing support for the coal industry despite environmental debates.

An Indianapolis mother has been charged after a 3-year-old died last summer; an autopsy found accidental fentanyl intoxication, court records show. The case is set for a jury trial in April.

Customers say Indy Wholesale Direct's Chapter 11 filing left buyers without titles and unpaid trade-ins, and state and consumer agencies are taking complaints.

IMPD arrested a 17-year-old Thursday in connection with an Aug. 8 Ralston Avenue shooting that left a man hospitalized. The arrest warrant lists weapons and recklessness charges, police said.

A Marion County jury found Terell Williamson guilty of murder, armed robbery and related felonies tied to a February 2023 two‑day crime spree. Sentencing is set for April 2, 2026.

Clear and mild today with a high near 51°F. Rain likely Saturday night into Sunday; watch rivers for ice-jam issues.

Wayne County deputies say a Richmond man stopped Feb. 7 was found with roughly 2.2 pounds of cocaine — an estimated $90,000 street value — and was arrested. The case is under review by county prosecutors.

Indianapolis forecast predicts calm weather, with temperatures rising to high 50s, patchy fog, and chances of rain.

Marion County Public Health Department held an event for National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, merging arts and health education, offering HIV testing and resources.

Plainfield Police arrested three individuals and seized drugs like LSD, heroin, and meth after observing suspicious behavior and utilizing a K-9 unit.

The Indiana House approved a resolution to dedicate a highway mile to fallen Muncie Police Officer Gregg Winters, with the potential renaming of a segment of I-69 North.

The Ransburg YMCA will close March 31 amid budget strains and the opening of a new Westfield center, prompting residents and officials to push for solutions.