Monroe County legislators announce a scholarship that offers $10,000 per year to Indiana students who commit to teaching for five years in the state. Eligible applicants must show academic excellence.

Indiana lawmakers will begin redistricting conversations in December as part of the regular session to minimize costs, amidst discussions on local economic issues.

Indiana's POWER Caucus, as announced by Rep. Elizabeth Rowray, has opened applications for a $1,000 scholarship aimed at assisting women over 25 pursuing higher education.

A juvenile was killed and another critically injured in a shooting in Indianapolis. Police detained two persons of interest and are seeking community assistance.

A Cadiz Police officer was seriously injured in a crash with an SUV; both parties survived with serious and non-life-threatening injuries, respectively.

A car crashed into an apartment building in Speedway, with no injuries. The Speedway and Indianapolis Fire Departments responded and stabilized the building. The cause is under investigation.

The forecast for Indianapolis promises a mild reprieve with temperatures reaching 60 degrees, despite gusty winds, followed by clear skies and a gradual warm-up throughout the week before rain chances increase by the weekend.

The Westfield Police Department's Citizens Academy Week 8 taught participants about law enforcement responses to critical incidents like active assailants.

The Greenfield Police Department celebrated Patrolman Josh Bustin's six years of service, highlighting his role on Day Shift B Squad and as an Evidence Technician.

The Carmel Fire Department held its annual breakfast for retired members, celebrating their service and maintaining camaraderie within the firefighting community.

NWS Indianapolis predicts varying weather, starting with a clear high of 56°F, calm winds, and sunny days with highs around 60°F, but ends the week with a 50% chance of showers Friday.

Diara Jernigan was arrested after an Indiana State Police investigation revealed her involvement in a multi-county identity theft and fraud operation.

U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins visited Indiana, touring Everett Farms and speaking at the National FFA Convention. Rep. Baird highlighted the state's agricultural importance and noted Taiwan's intent to buy Indiana crops.