Indiana police officers unexpectedly joined a boy's 13th birthday celebration to foster community bonds, involving shared cake and positive engagement.

The Westfield Police in Indiana reminded dog owners via Facebook to keep dogs on a leash as per city ordinance, highlighting safety and respect for the community.

Fort Wayne Police responded to a mental health crisis involving an armed individual, using specialized units for de-escalation and apprehended the subject without injury.

Two juveniles were arrested in Fort Wayne for a shooting and burglary, leaving one man in critical condition. They face charges including Attempted Murder.

Indiana State Rep. Bruce Borders attended the White House State Leadership Conference in Washington, D.C., engaging with federal officials to discuss enhancing life in Indiana.

Indiana reports a historic rise in third-grade literacy rates, with a nearly 5-point increase in IREAD scores, marking the largest improvement since 2013.

Indiana's governor signed legislation co-authored by Rep. Heaton to simplify child care licensing and increase access for families, including extending childcare voucher eligibility and allowing school programs to serve all children in the district.

Indiana's Governor signed new legislation to address the nursing shortage by allowing high school students to earn nursing credits and strengthening the state's nursing workforce.

Residents in Central Indiana participated in "Workers Over Billionaires" protests on Labor Day, advocating for labor rights and against political influence of billionaires.

Two Lafayette teens are critically injured after a rollover crash in Clinton County, with officials and multiple agencies responding and investigating the incident.

Beef & Boards Dinner Theatre announces its 2026 season lineup, featuring a mix of classic and new productions such as "The Mousetrap," "Cinderella," and "Cats," alongside special ticket discounts and VIP membership options.

A deceased infant was found at Brookside Park in Indianapolis, leading to a death investigation by IMPD and several agencies. The public is urged to share information.

The NWS provided a straightforward weather update for Indianapolis, forecasting comfortable temperatures with a chance of rain and thunderstorms by Wednesday night, followed by a return to sunny, pleasant conditions later in the week.