The Indiana House Page Program will resume in 2026, offering students aged 13-18 a glimpse into the state government. Participants observe the legislature and meet representatives.

Indianapolis is experiencing cold weather with light snow and wind chills reaching -2°F, as per NWS forecasts. More snow is expected, with slight warming by Monday.

Juveniles, aged 12-14, led police on a high-speed chase in Vigo County in a stolen car, resulting in a crash with no critical injuries, and facing charges.

A downed power line closed W 116th Street in Carmel, causing significant traffic delays. The road has since reopened with no further incidents reported.

Carmel Police Department opens enrollment for its Spring 2026 Citizens Police Academy, providing community members with insight into police operations.

Anderson Fire Fighters Local 1262 reflected on their 2025 community service, including partnerships with organizations like Operation Love Ministries and hosting charity events.

Monica Quarles raised awareness for Alagille Syndrome, which her daughter has, at Fort Ben Winter Market, informing locals and continuing advocacy online.

The 66-year-old Gene Saunders, who went missing leading to a Silver Alert in Noblesville, was safely located, with the alert subsequently canceled by the police.

IMPD arrests Al Fisher II in connection with a December 22 murder, following community tips. The victim, a female found with gunshot wounds, died in hospital, prompting a rapid investigation and arrest.

Firefighters at Wayne Township Fire Department conducted Rapid Intervention Team training to ensure safety and preparedness in high-stress rescue situations.

Local fire departments swiftly contained a fire at Junior Fish & Chicken in Indianapolis, with no injuries reported. The response was prompted by a civilian alert before the 911 call.

Indianapolis is under a wind advisory with gusts up to 50 mph and experiencing cold temperatures with wind chills near -1°F. Caution is advised for driving and securing outdoor items.

Indianapolis reports significant progress in safety and welfare in 2025, with a notable reduction in gun violence, lower crime rates, enhanced mental health support, and improved public safety transparency.