Eddie Jones reached a plea deal in the trial for causing the death of Indiana State Trooper Aaron Smith during a high-speed chase in Hendricks County, Indiana.

A chimpanzee escaped its enclosure at the Indianapolis Zoo, causing an emergency response after an animal bite incident; visitors were told to shelter in place.

Fort Wayne invites residents to celebrate National Take a Hike Day with a 2-mile walk on the Pufferbelly Trail on Nov. 17, organized by the Greenways and Trails Department.

Indianapolis weather forecast: mostly sunny today with highs near 66°F, partly cloudy tonight with lows around 55°F. The weekend will see mixed conditions and a rainy start to next week.

Danica Eyler was officially inducted as a Magistrate in Hamilton County, succeeding former Magistrate A.J. Johnson, with a strong legal background and unanimous support from local judges.

The Hendricks County Sheriff's Office is seeking public help to locate Memphis Beatty, an injured 23-year-old last seen near U.S. 40 and Cartersburg Road.

Alvin and Elsie Miller of Shipshewana awarded the Will Koch Indiana Tourism Leadership Award for their contributions to tourism and their work rebuilding Davis Mercantile after a fire.

Indiana Hoosiers defeated Milwaukee Panthers 101-70, with Wilkerson scoring 24 points and Conerway 21, marking their second consecutive game with over 100 points.

Skeletal remains found in Indiana in 2003 have been identified as Deanna Smith through DNA evidence and forensic genealogy by ISP and Othram. The case remains an active homicide investigation.

Hendricks County schedules a public hearing on December 9, 2025, to discuss vacating a street easement in Fair Meadows. The proposal details are available for review at the Commissioners’ Office.

Indiana ends its Medicaid contract with MDwise, potentially disrupting healthcare and causing job losses, due to the provider's failure to meet service and accountability standards.

The Traveling Town Hall in Bloomington's District 6 offers residents a chance to engage with city leaders on December 1 at the Monroe County History Center.

The Indiana State Police introduced their new fleet of blue and white Dodge Durangos and Ford Mustangs, combining a retro color scheme with modern vehicle features for safer roads and a refreshed force identity.