Indianapolis residents face severe winter weather with heavy snow up to 13 inches and life-threatening cold temperatures, leading to a Winter Storm Warning and Extreme Cold Warning issued by the NWS.

Missing 17-year-old Emerson Chapman from Fortville has been found safe, according to the local police department. Details of her disappearance and location are still undisclosed.

Boone County Emergency Management opens a warming station at Fairgrounds Annex for residents to escape the cold from January 26-30, with extended help available.

The San Francisco IMPD's ICAC Unit has made multiple arrests for online child exploitation, although the suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty.

Three IMPD officers were awarded the Life-Saving Award for quickly applying a tourniquet to a juvenile with a life-threatening gunshot wound, saving his life.

Lem Deonte Word was arrested for stabbing a man at Castleton Square Mall after the victim tried to stop Word, a known shoplifter. Word faces multiple charges.

Indianapolis residents prepare for extreme cold and a winter storm, with hazardous conditions including wind chills of -20°F and possible snow accumulations up to 12 inches.

The Carmel Police Department reminded the community about 'No Parking, No Idling' rules at Carmel Clay Schools, detailing pickup zones and offering residential parking permits.

Lawrence, Indiana provides residents with advice on preventing frozen pipes, including knowing the main shutoff valve, keeping cabinets open, insulating pipes, and maintaining at least 55°F heating.

INDOT East Central shared a time-lapse of crews installing a highway sign overnight, highlighting the efficiency and minimal traffic disruption of their operations.

INDOT East Central explains on social media that salt lowers the freezing point of water rather than melting ice, and its effectiveness decreases in extreme cold, affecting road safety strategies.

Fort Wayne police peacefully resolved a standoff with a mentally distressed armed man, who was safely detained and taken for a mental health evaluation after crisis negotiation.

Rep. McNamara's bill targeting CSAM distribution and enhancing penalties for related offenses passes the House and goes to the Senate, aiming to protect children and victim privacy in Indiana.