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.

Governor Mike Braun of Indiana has been touring the state to express gratitude to the Indiana State Police for their significant contributions to public safety, including drug and firearm seizures and reduced drunk driving fatalities.

A gasoline ignition during lawn mower fueling led to an explosion and fire in Floyds Knobs, Indiana, hospitalizing two individuals. Firefighters responded quickly to the scene.

An Indianapolis apartment complex fire injured four and displaced over a dozen residents; firefighters conducted multiple searches, confirming no entrapments. Causes remain under investigation.

An Indianapolis man was arrested for dealing drugs that led to a fatal overdose in August 2025. Andrew Greer faces charges and was linked to the incident after a prolonged investigation.

A woman died in a head-on collision in Grant County; the BMW she drove allegedly crossed the line, hitting a Chevrolet. Witnesses pulled the other driver from a burning car.

Hamilton County announces intermittent ramp closures at 146th Street and Allisonville Road for concrete wall application, advising drivers of potential delays and suggesting they check for real-time updates.

IMPD officers shot a suspect during an encounter on Indianapolis's east side; the suspect is in critical condition and an investigation is ongoing. No weapon was found on the suspect.

Indianapolis will experience an extended period of sunny weather with high temperatures in the upper 80s, followed by a chance of rain and thunderstorms starting Monday night and continuing into Tuesday. Conditions will clear up again midweek.

Putnam County Sheriff's Office seeks public help in finding Britney Gard, who went missing after a house fire.

The North District IMPD used Facebook to clarify right-of-way rules for drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians, highlighting shared responsibility for safety at crosswalks.

Indiana House Republicans from Johnson County call for student interns for the 2026 legislative session, offering a hands-on experience in the legislative process.

Hancock County schools in Indiana are receiving $305,000 in state funds for security upgrades through the Secured School Safety Grant, with support from area lawmakers.