A man was critically injured in a shooting in Lawrence near East 63rd Street and Harrison Ridge Boulevard; authorities are investigating with no suspects identified.

State Senator Schmitt calls for unity and civility in political discourse, citing the post-9/11 solidarity and the respectful debates between Justices Scalia and Ginsburg.

IMPD extends patrol officers' shifts to 10 hours on a trial basis, with Chief Bailey emphasizing the balance of officer welfare and community needs. The change will be evaluated for efficacy during the test period.

A person is dead following an officer-involved shooting near Schwartz and Irving Roads in Fort Wayne, after police encountered an armed individual in a parked vehicle.

The Lawrence community attended a push-in ceremony for Ladder 38, led by Fire Chief Wallace and Mayor Whitfield, marking a notable public safety investment.

Indianapolis is warned of potential thunderstorms with hail and gusty winds by the NWS, with increasing temperatures leading to an elevated fire weather threat due to dry conditions.

Indiana's Secretary of State referred a case of noncitizen voting to law enforcement, underscoring the effectiveness of the HEA 1264 citizenship proof law.

La Fiesta del Otoño will occur in Bloomington's Switchyard Park on Sept. 20, featuring live music, dance, and cultural activities to celebrate Hispanic and Latiné heritage.

Indianapolis police have issued a Silver Alert for 85-year-old Donald Reese, missing since Thursday night. Reese was last seen wearing a Colts hat, glasses, a gray shirt, and blue jeans. The community is urged to assist in locating him.

St. Joseph County legislators applaud a significant rise in Indiana's third-grade literacy rates, citing the largest annual gain since IREAD's launch in 2013.

Community members and leaders commemorated 9/11 at the Defense Finance and Accounting Service in Indianapolis, with Mayor Whitfield emphasizing continuous commitment to duty and service.

A man from Greenfield was arrested for sending threats to Hancock Regional Hospital staff, prompting a police investigation.

The Indiana Supreme Court has banned Judge Matthew J. Elkin from judicial duties due to misconduct including improper recusal and intimidation tactics. He retains his law license but cannot serve on the bench.