Mark Sanchez, a former NFL quarterback and FOX Sports analyst, faces charges related to a stabbing incident in Indianapolis, including battery and public intoxication.

The Colts dominated the Raiders 40-6, improving to a 4-1 record, with Jonathan Taylor scoring three touchdowns and the defense making significant plays.

Indianapolis forecast: Isolated showers and thunderstorms, high near 81°F, 20% chance of rain, gusts up to 18 mph.

A wrong-way driver on State Road 63 in Vigo County caused a fatal collision, resulting in one death and two injuries. The incident involved alcohol suspicion and is under investigation.

A man was found dead after a possible vehicle-pedestrian incident in Indianapolis, with IMPD investigating the event that occurred near Cooper and Michigan Roads. No vehicles were found at the scene.

The second annual Diwali Festival of Lights, with cultural performances and vendors, will be on October 18 from 5-9 p.m. at Carter Green in Carmel, Indiana.

Indianapolis forecast: sunny, high of 86°F, light breeze. Chance of showers on Monday afternoon, with rain and possible thunderstorms Monday night and Tuesday. Midweek will see clear skies and cooler temperatures.

Indiana updates legislation to affirm parental rights, allowing parents to make key decisions about their children’s upbringing without government interference, unless under criminal investigation.

Indiana Gov. Eric Braun orders an audit of the IEDC to address transparency and potential conflicts of interest, as supported by Senate President Pro Tem Rodric Bray.

Two people were injured in a stabbing and fight in downtown Indianapolis; one is in critical condition. A suspect was detained and the IMPD is investigating the incident.

Carmel, Indiana, tops WalletHub's "Best Small Cities in America," and is set to host the World Aquatics Swimming World Cup at its high school natatorium.

Indianapolis forecast: Partly cloudy morning, sunny with a high near 86 today, mostly clear tonight with a low around 64. Sunny Sunday with a high near 85; chance of showers Monday.

Gov. Mike Braun announces new and returning members to Indiana's boards and commissions, emphasizing a mix of experience and fresh perspectives in areas like justice reform, state fair management, and agriculture.