The National Weather Service forecasts a week of sunny skies and pleasant temperatures for Indianapolis, with highs near 90 degrees and light northeast winds.

A fire in Indianapolis' 7700 block of Gullit Way damages a home and displaces three residents; no injuries reported, with Wayne Township and Speedway Fire Departments responding.

Wayne Township firefighters extinguished a vehicle fire that spread to a garage at 1400 Gerrard Drive, with no human threat as the garage was unoccupied.

Indiana Task Force One, including Wayne Township Fire Department's Firefighter Sandala and Captain Boone, prepares for hurricane deployment, their readiness and commitment announced on social media.

An 84-year-old man, Robert Anthony Parks, was fatally struck by a vehicle after falling into the road due to a medical issue in Springport, according to the Henry County Sheriff's Office.

The Indy Half Marathon in Fort Ben will cause road closures on Oct 4. Areas affected include 59th St, Lee Rd, and north of the VFW from morning till noon. Detours are available via Fall Creek Rd.

Fishers Police Department conducted a 90-minute traffic blitz on 116th Street, made 27 stops, engaged in safety talks with drivers, and commended those adhering to speed limits.

Carmel PD helped rescue a trapped squirrel named Chippy from a school courtyard and relocated him to a nearby park, showcasing their commitment to community service.

A 43-year-old man from Peru, Indiana, was arrested for possessing CSAM after a probe by state police and other agencies. He faces 10 Level 5 felony counts but maintains his presumption of innocence.

Debate surrounds Skateland's alcohol permit request amid community and police concerns over safety and maintaining a family-friendly environment, despite management's safety assurances.

Indianapolis expects a stretch of sunny weather with highs in the 80s, according to NWS Indianapolis, with mild conditions continuing through the week.

Harold Love, Jr. was arrested in Indianapolis for multiple charges, including attempted murder, following a September shooting that left three people injured.

Cass County schools in Indiana receive over $162,000 in state safety grants, with funds allocated for specific security enhancements to improve student and faculty safety.