State Rep. Mike Karickhoff of Indiana is honored for his 16-year legislative career as he retires, known for fiscal responsibility and community improvement.

A Marion County judge accepted a plea and sentenced Dana Shepherd to 45 years for the 1993 rape and killing of 19‑year‑old Carmen Van Huss, closing a long cold case. Genetic genealogy led investigators to the arrest.

Fishers, Indiana's weekend pre-Valentine's Day events include a pet valentine fundraiser, an art class, an Indy Fuel hockey game, a cornhole tournament, and open gym sessions.

A portion of U.S. 35 in Wayne County will close for bridge deck replacement starting February 23, lasting six months, causing detours and potential traffic delays.

Lawrence's Forever Young Fitness Days for seniors has updated its schedule, with the event now starting at 10 AM on the second Friday each month, as announced on the city's social media.

Speedway, Indiana, is gearing up for the 110th Indianapolis 500 with a 100-day countdown. Celebrations include community activities and outreach, with a fully booked fan party at the Speedway. The event promotes unity and supports veterans.

Wayne County deputies seized 2.2 pounds of cocaine valued at $90,000 after a K-9 alerted them during a traffic stop; Terro Johnson was charged with drug dealing.

The Indiana House passed a bill enhancing immigration law enforcement, focusing on compliance with federal detainer requests and penalizing non-compliance.

Rep. Borders joined a White House event supporting coal with truck driver Blackford. President Trump signed an order for the Department of War to use coal power, showcasing support for the coal industry despite environmental debates.

An Indianapolis mother has been charged after a 3-year-old died last summer; an autopsy found accidental fentanyl intoxication, court records show. The case is set for a jury trial in April.

Customers say Indy Wholesale Direct's Chapter 11 filing left buyers without titles and unpaid trade-ins, and state and consumer agencies are taking complaints.

IMPD arrested a 17-year-old Thursday in connection with an Aug. 8 Ralston Avenue shooting that left a man hospitalized. The arrest warrant lists weapons and recklessness charges, police said.

A Marion County jury found Terell Williamson guilty of murder, armed robbery and related felonies tied to a February 2023 two‑day crime spree. Sentencing is set for April 2, 2026.