Indianapolis weather forecast includes mostly sunny days, gentle winds, and a mix of showers and possible flurries. Thanksgiving will be mostly sunny.

A man was killed and others injured in a head-on crash in Wells County, with the other driver fleeing the scene. Authorities are searching for the fugitive.

A man was fatally shot in a home on Indianapolis' far east side, with IMPD investigating and seeking information from the public. No suspects are in custody.

Two Indianapolis men were sentenced for multiple armed robberies in Marion County, with Donta Allen receiving 38 years and Lance McGee 19.5 years in prison.

Indianapolis experienced a chilly start with 40°F, but conditions were expected to improve with sunshine and a high of 52°F. A calm week with chances of rain leading up to Thanksgiving was forecasted.

Bloomington partners with Yiftee, Inc. to launch a digital gift card, Shop Local Bloomington Card, to encourage spending at local businesses and support the community economy.

Fishers, Indiana, launches holiday festivities, including the new Jingle Bell Junction, alongside traditional events like the tree-lighting, celebrations, Cookies with Characters, an art market, movie nights, and charity galas.

A man was killed during a police shooting in Lafayette after fleeing a traffic stop and allegedly making a motion towards his waistband. No other injuries were reported, and the officers are on leave.

Carmel announces a Holiday Lights Recycling Drive to allow eco-friendly disposal of lights and recommends switching to LED lights for safety and efficiency.

Elkhart County correctional officers were honored for saving an inmate's life by performing CPR until paramedics arrived, reflecting their critical role beyond supervision duties.

The Indiana Pacers signed forward Jeremiah Robinson-Earl to a two-year contract and waived veteran guard Monte Morris, prioritizing Robinson-Earl's potential contribution over Morris's reduced playtime.

Referee Adrian Hill was injured and carted off during a Texans-Bills game; the umpire took over his duties, while the umpire's role was eliminated for the remainder of the game.

The U.S. Attorney’s Office detailed criminal sentencings during the government shutdown, highlighting the perseverance of the judicial system despite operational challenges.