A Kokomo couple received a 50-year federal sentence for fentanyl distribution causing a fatal overdose, with Dashawn Brown serving 30 years and Emily Rouse 20 years.

Lawrence and Arts for Lawrence will host a Black History Month event with performances at the Theater at the Fort on February 11, celebrating Black heritage.

Indiana House Page Program invites Hamilton County students to experience state governance firsthand during the 2026 legislative session, as announced by House Speaker Todd Huston and other representatives.

Indiana State Rep. Tim O'Brien authored a bill to classify EMS as essential service, which passed the House Committee with wide support after a review showed EMS disparities in the state.

Davante Payne was arrested in Indianapolis for armed robbery after an argument over leftovers escalated; he allegedly assaulted the victim and fired a shot. He faces several preliminary charges.

The Speedway Fire Department shared safety tips on Facebook to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning during winter, including routine appliance checks and the use of CO detectors.

Indianapolis's weather will vary this week with alternating sun, rain, and snow, as per the National Weather Service. The temperatures will fluctuate, and the city will experience windy conditions and cold nights.

A man was fatally shot on Indianapolis's west side. Police are investigating the incident, which is believed to be related to a specific conflict. No suspects are in custody, and the IMPD urges witnesses to share information.

The Washington, Indiana BMV branch was closed for a day without a given reason; services to resume next business day and alternative services were provided online and at the Loogootee branch.

Shelbyville's State of the City event is being updated to a panel-style interaction, aiming for increased transparency and community engagement. Residents can join for free, in person, or via livestream, but space is limited and RSVPs are required.

The Carmel police reported that missing 16-year-old Justin Vandewalle was found safe, highlighting the role of social media and community engagement in the search.

Indianapolis experienced cold and snowy weather, with the NWS predicting clearer skies and slight warming in the days ahead, interspersed with chances of rain and snow.

Fishers, Indiana, government promotes active community service to honor Martin Luther King Jr. Day, including a food drive, an onion seed planting event, collecting donations at local Kroger stores, and crafting "I Have a Dream" yard signs.