Fishers Police Department reported on social media about increased accidents due to icy roads, urging drivers to be cautious and commending their officers' round-the-clock response to these incidents.

Hamilton County residents enjoyed a community event, Blades and Badges, ice skating with local sheriff's deputies and warming up with hot cocoa and giveaways.

The Noblesville Police Department captured an escaped animal and found its owners, sharing the incident with both humor and community spirit on social media.

The Fishers Fire Department in Indiana is praised for its safety contributions in 2025, including educating 25,000 residents and performing over 700 inspections.

Indianapolis residents expect a dynamic weather week with changes from sunny skies and mild temperatures to increased cloudiness, potential rain, and thunderstorms, as detailed by the NWS forecast.

Police responded to a threat at The Verve bar in Terre Haute, detaining Domonick McCaskill, who had a gun and made threatening comments. He faces charges of Intimidation and Public Intoxication.

The Speedway Fire Department celebrated Battalion Chief Jeff Hartman's 31 years of service on social media, highlighting his dual roles as a firefighter and community leader.

After a 38-3 win over Alabama, Indiana Hoosiers fans, still elated, are preparing for the Peach Bowl against Oregon Ducks, with travel and game-day plans in motion.

The body of 16-year-old RJ Williams, who went missing on Dec. 17 and had autism, was found in the White River by an officer using a drone. Community members and police had been searching for weeks.

The Marion County Coroner's Office is seeking public help to identify a woman killed on New Year's Day near West 10th and North Bauman St. in Indianapolis.

Partly sunny with a high near 36 degrees in Indianapolis today, with light winds and a gradual warm-up expected throughout the week, although rain may arrive by the weekend.

Passenger survives cardiac arrest at airport due to quick response from TSA agent, airport fire department, and medical teams who provided CPR and emergency assistance.

The Knox County, IN Sheriff's Office handled 10,670 calls in 2025, with traffic stops leading at 2,908. They also engaged in various activities, including court paper service and arrests.