Kristopher McDonald received three life sentences for running a violent sex trafficking ring and committing murder in Indianapolis. He controlled and exploited women, culminating in killing a man over a payment dispute.

The Indiana Senate is set to reconvene in December to finalize redistricting, aiming to resolve tension over the proposed mid-cycle redrawing of congressional maps.

The Noblesville Police Department conducted extensive training for large-scale scenarios, thanking volunteers for their help, and emphasizing community engagement and continual improvement in their services.

State Rep. Lori Goss-Reaves awarded the Heart of 31 Award to three women from Marion for their community contributions, including supporting healthcare, recovery, and animal welfare.

Volunteers in Lawrence Community Park supported a Thanksgiving meal drive, serving 300 households with groceries, in collaboration with local authorities and Walmarts.

IMPD calls for last-minute community feedback on their draft plan via an online survey, emphasizing the need for public input to shape their policing strategy.

Carmel city introduces special mailboxes for kids to send letters to Santa Claus, ensuring prompt delivery to the North Pole with a return address included by December 14.

Indianapolis experiences morning showers and fog with a high of 57°F, and persistent rain expected. Winds are to pick up with mixed rain and snow forecasted in the following days.

Noblesville's Michael Treinen Foundation Turkey Trot, featuring a 3K and 5K, will occur on November 27th, promoting health and honoring Michael Treinen.

The "Latest in Lawrence – November" newsletter discusses a new housing development, the opening of Hanabi Hibachi & Burritos, the Mozel Sanders Telethon fundraiser, a new grocery store, Winterfest, and "A Lawrence Christmas" event.

Hamilton County now offers a Health Insurance Navigator to help residents with insurance complexities, providing free, personalized assistance and aftercare resources.

Indianapolis-based PCL settles for $9.62 million over False Claims Act violations linked to Medicare billing and kickback schemes.

Officers responded to a domestic disturbance in Fort Wayne, bringing in tactical support when occupants were unreachable, while urging the public to avoid the area.