A California man was sentenced to 228 months after prosecutors said he supplied fentanyl, cocaine and meth to a multi‑state trafficking network with ties to Milwaukee.

Court documents say a Bloomington man hit a bicyclist and left the scene; the rider suffered multiple lacerations and a severely swollen ankle.

The Anderson Fire Department completed cold water rescue training to enhance preparedness for winter emergencies, emphasizing timely and efficient rescue techniques.

Anderson, Indiana demolishes two blighted properties to improve neighborhood safety and aesthetics, as part of Mayor Thomas Broderick Jr.'s ongoing initiative.

BOAH confirmed HPAI at a Boone County turkey farm affecting about 18,763 birds; control and surveillance zones are now in place and nearby farms will be tested.

Anderson, IN, upgrades its public transit with new buses featuring modern amenities. The purchase, partially funded by a federal grant, was announced by Mayor Broderick and includes a free mobile app for riders.

A Kokomo traffic stop resulted in the seizure of 365.8 grams of suspected meth and two arrests, the sheriff's office says. One package reportedly tested positive for fentanyl.

IMPD says a Tuesday search warrant on the 20 block of N. Alton Avenue led to two arrests and the seizure of 47 firearms and large quantities of narcotics.

State Road 13 at the CSX railroad crossing in Fortville will be closed temporarily starting March 3 due to repair works, with a planned reopening by March 5 if weather permits.

Westfield Police Department in Indiana is soliciting historical items from the community for display in their new building, including photos, uniforms, and equipment.

Two Houston men received federal prison terms after prosecutors say they forced ATM technicians in north Indianapolis to hand over more than $400,000 in 2022.

A judge paused a Bloomington murder trial after competency questions and jail incidents. Two psychiatrists were ordered to evaluate the defendant before a tentative April trial.

Officer Demetric Smith of the North District IMPD assisted a citizen by jump-starting and fueling his car, an act of kindness recognized by the department and community, earning him the title of Community Service Officer of the Quarter.