A man was found dead and a woman injured in a home in Indianapolis; a suspect was arrested in connection with the incident, and the investigation remains active.

Californian Cesar Alexander Pineda-Penaloza received a 10-year federal prison sentence for drug trafficking, smuggling 45 pounds of methamphetamine via airlines.

A snowfall in Indianapolis prompts a Winter Weather Advisory, with slippery roads impacting morning travel. The NWS forecasts more snow and extremely cold temperatures for the weekend.

Indiana communities received over $4.6 million in state funds for road and bridge projects through the Community Crossings Matching Grant Program, as announced by Rep. Borders.

Fort Wayne Mayor Sharon Tucker recently honored 122 city employees for up to 45 years of service, highlighting their commitment to public services and municipal work.

Anderson, Indiana's police department welcomes four new officers, celebrating their unique contributions and dedication to community service at a Safety Board Meeting.

The Westfield Police Department welcomed five new officers, sworn in at a City Council meeting, in a commitment to community policing and public service.

Carmel Police warned against letting kids play on thin ice after a near-miss incident with two boys on a retention pond. They emphasized the need for vigilance and discussions about ice safety.

A bicyclist in Fort Wayne is in critical condition after being struck by a pickup truck. The police are investigating the crash with the help of their Air Support Unit. Traffic is affected in the area.

Indiana's Next Generation Hoosier Educators Scholarship has been announced, offering financial aid to high school seniors and college students pursuing teaching careers.

State Senator Niezgodski discussed the merits of Senate Bill 63, which aims to provide a "Thirteenth Check" to retired public employees and teachers, during a committee hearing.

Indiana communities receive over $1.5 million for infrastructure, as part of a $100 million state allocation through the Community Crossings Matching Grant Program.

Clay County receives $1 million from the Community Crossings Matching Grant Program for local infrastructure, as part of Indiana's larger $100 million state funding initiative.