A FedEx employee named Anthony was killed in a hit-and-run incident in Indianapolis while walking to the gym, highlighting the city's road safety issues.

A fire damaged Hot Pot Lovers restaurant and a neighboring grocery on Southport Rd., Indianapolis, with no injuries reported; cause under investigation.

Monroe County deputies circulated a wanted poster Wednesday seeking 48-year-old Gregory James Rood Jr on Level 5 felony meth and inmate‑trafficking charges. Officials asked the public to submit tips.

Indiana legislators are advancing a bill to update the AMBER Alert system's criteria after the death of Hailey Buzbee, broadening it to include cases possibly involving crimes.

Anderson Police are searching for missing woman Lisa Benitez; a Silver Alert has been issued due to her being in potential danger and needing medical attention.

Two men were shot Tuesday at the Blackburn Terrace apartments in northeast Indianapolis. One is stable and the other remains in critical condition while IMPD investigates.

Howard County deputies say a Kokomo man was arrested after a search turned up roughly 20,000 suspected child sexual abuse images. The sheriff's office says the probe began after a CyberTip was forwarded by NCMEC.

Kokomo police released photos of a car they believe was involved in a Feb. 3 pre-dawn shooting on East Fischer Street and are asking residents to check cameras and submit tips.

Veridus Group converted a Fort Ben building into its new headquarters after a $1M-plus renovation, the city posted photos and noted a mayoral podcast appearance. The project also ties into nearby housing and commercial plans for Fort Ben.

Indiana University announced plans for a bronze statue of the late basketball coach Bob Knight, honoring his legacy and deep impact on the university and the sport.

The FBI investigates the death of inmate Caleb Allen Root at Terre Haute Federal Prison; he was serving a 120-month sentence for drug and firearm offenses.

Indiana Rep. Smaltz is championing House Bill 1177, which seeks to expand a state employer child care tax credit to support more Hoosier families with accessible child care.

Hamilton County Sheriff's Office celebrates the academic achievements of HSE graduates from the county jail, highlighting their dedication and potential for future success.