The U.S. Attorney’s Office detailed criminal sentencings during the government shutdown, highlighting the perseverance of the judicial system despite operational challenges.

The Mozel Sanders Foundation's 6th Annual Step Up to the Plate Telethon aims to provide 15,000 meals for the needy and will air on Nov. 22. Mayor Deb Whitfield supports this community tradition.

Dense fog hits Indianapolis, reducing visibility and triggering a National Weather Service advisory until 10 AM. Drivers should be cautious. Rain expected later.

Indianapolis Zoo is removing its last roller coaster and another ride to create space for new exhibits that align with its educational and conservation mission.

Three Indiana state senators were victims of swatting; police are investigating the incidents that also included less threatening harassment like unpaid pizza deliveries.

Carmel's Santa Tours return with Santa and his sleigh escorted by Fire, Police, and Street departments, touring neighborhoods, schools, and parks on select evenings.

Indiana Governor Mike Braun focuses on small business growth and entrepreneurship, promoting initiatives such as STARTedUp for youth, and emphasizes Indiana's strong startup survival rate.

An Indiana tax preparer, Anita Marie Rodriguez Perez, receives an 18-month prison sentence for filing over 460 false tax returns, leading to a $2 million restitution order.

The Johnson County Sheriff's Office arrested 26 people in a drug trade crackdown, with intelligence and community tips aiding the operation involving multiple agencies.

Federal law enforcement in Indiana maintained operations during a 43-day government shutdown, continuing to charge and sentence individuals for various crimes.

A school bus driver in Fort Wayne was arrested after leading police on a chase that ended in a standoff, with no children on board and no injuries reported. The incident is under investigation.

A fatal early morning crash involving a semi-truck, SUV, and deer on US 31 in Hamilton County, near 256th Street, resulted in road closures and a major traffic disruption.

Indianapolis National Weather Service reports light rain, 43°F, with high humidity and visibility of 7 miles. Upcoming forecasts show showers, cloudy skies, and mild temperatures.