A significant fire in Indianapolis displaced two families and damaged three homes, with no injuries reported. Firefighters fought the blaze for over an hour.

A photographer in Connersville, Indiana, was arrested for exploiting and abusing children through his business, with over 17,000 images found on his account.

Anderson has added two firefighters and one police officer to its emergency response team, with a focus on their readiness to serve and the city's gratitude for their commitment.

First responders saved a man after his car plunged into water in Mill Race Park, Columbus, IN. He was rescued and found to have minor injuries possibly due to a medical issue.

Indianapolis's weather this week includes clouds, wind chill, scattered showers, and sunny breaks, with temperatures in the 50s according to the National Weather Service.

Bay Area police warn residents of a surge in scam attempts during the holidays, emphasizing the need for vigilance against deceptive tactics used to steal personal and financial information.

IU Health's mobile unit offers lung cancer screenings through low-dose CT scans to Indiana residents between the ages of 50–77 with a significant smoking history, aiming to detect the disease early and save lives.

Westfield Police in Indiana used Facebook to find the owner of a found dog, now with the Humane Society of Hamilton County, and calls for community help.

The Lawrence Utilities Payment Lobby in Indiana is reopening to accept payments, excluding cash, on Tuesdays to Thursdays from 8:00 am to 4:30 pm. An outdoor kiosk is available for all payment types 24/7.

Police in Indianapolis arrested 7 individuals, issued 22 traffic citations, towed 7 vehicles, and seized 4 firearms during a crackdown on reckless driving.

A car crashed into Spring Mill Elementary School in Indianapolis, driven by a woman who showed signs of intoxication. Classes proceeded normally, with adjustments for safety.

Indiana Governor Mike Braun has called for a special legislative session focused on redistricting and federal tax law compliance amid criticism of partisanship.

Indianapolis will have a sunny day with a high of 64°F, which will shift to cloudier conditions tonight. Rain chances increase throughout the week, with the highest likelihood and temperatures dipping on Wednesday.