A body was found in a Castleton pond near 82nd Street and Craig Avenue, prompting an IMPD death investigation with few details released so far.

Johnson County schools in Indiana are receiving over $514,900 from the state for security upgrades as part of a $27 million school safety funding initiative. State representatives comment on the program's importance for student and staff safety.

A Noblesville family is in conflict with their HOA over the approval of a wheelchair ramp for their quadriplegic son, with safety and aesthetics at the center of the dispute.

Three juveniles have been arrested by a coalition of law enforcement agencies for numerous car break-ins across Indianapolis and Fishers, amid an uptick in such crimes.

Newton County schools in Indiana are receiving over $6,000 from the Secured School Safety Grant Program for security enhancements, with state representatives highlighting the importance of safety in educational environments.

Lake County schools receive over $2.1 million from Indiana's Secured School Safety Grant for security enhancements, contributing to statewide school safety efforts totaling $27 million.

Bloomington has launched a new online Community Map to provide residents and visitors with easy access to various city data, including parks, trails, and demographic information.

Greenwood Police are investigating a fatal shooting at Westminster Apartments. The incident occurred late Tuesday night, with one dead and a suspect detained. Details remain limited as inquiries continue.

Cardi B's 'Little Miss Drama' tour is set to perform in Indianapolis at Gainbridge Fieldhouse on March 14, 2026, with ticket presales starting September 22 and general sales on September 25.

The 11th annual Carmel on Canvas event saw artists painting outdoors in Carmel, with Catherine LaPointe Vollmer winning the Grand Prize. Other winners included both locals and participants from various categories. Purchase Awards were also given.

Dekoda Scott Clark, 32, of Tell City, received 2.5 years in federal prison after pleading guilty to bank theft and fraud, stealing over $158,000 from customer accounts while working at an Evansville bank.

Indianapolis man Robert Williams was sentenced to nearly 30 years for Dollar General store robberies. He pled guilty to federal charges including robbery and firearm offenses.

Applications are now open for the 2026 Leadership Brownsburg Academy, an eight-session program giving residents and business owners behind-the-scenes insight into town operations and leadership development.