Indiana State Rep. Cory Criswell co-authored a resolution, passed by the House, to rename a stretch of State Road 45 in honor of former IU basketball coach, Bobby Knight.

Senate Bill 148, aimed at enhancing the Indiana Crime Guns Taskforce, received unanimous Senate approval to include more counties and bolster law enforcement capabilities.

Central Indiana is under a Cold Weather Advisory for extreme wind chills, with potential for hypothermia or frostbite if not careful. The cold is to persist throughout the week.

Bloomington thanks residents for aiding in snow cleanup and announces the resumption of regular operations, including parking fees, as the city continues to address winter conditions.

The Indiana Court of Appeals denied Ricky House Jr.'s appeal for post-conviction relief, upholding his 93-year sentence for abducting, raping, and abusing a woman in 2014.

Indiana Senate passes bill allowing civil lawsuits and minimum $100,000 penalties for illegal distribution of abortion-inducing drugs.

An overturned semi truck on I-465 in Indianapolis caused a closure of the northbound lanes, with warnings about icy conditions and minor injuries reported.

Tanya Terry has been appointed as the first permanent female Chief of Police for Indianapolis, with a record of contributing to a significant decrease in gun violence in the city.

The Carmel Police Department introduced Park Resource Officers to build community relations and ensure the safety of park visitors through a proactive and approachable presence.

The coroner identified Patricia A. Jackson, 58, as the victim of a fatal crash on U.S. 24 involving her Jeep and a semi-truck amid slick road conditions.

An Indianapolis man, Khiry Van Wilkens, was identified as Fort Wayne's first homicide victim of 2026 after being found shot in a vehicle. Police are actively investigating the incident.

IMPD's Homeless Unit continues to protect and serve during Indianapolis's cold snap, providing transport, bus passes, and blankets to the homeless and urging public vigilance.

Central Indiana is under an Extreme Cold Warning until noon with wind chills as low as -21°F, as predicted by the National Weather Service. Frostbite risk is high, and residents are advised to dress warmly.