The judge declared Carl Boards II, charged with murdering Officer Noah Shahnavaz, incompetent to stand trial, delaying the death penalty trial to March 2026 for mental health treatment.

Martin University in Indianapolis halts operations due to financial issues, impacting staff and highlighting concerns about education for underserved populations.

Indiana Republican State Senator Andy Zay resigns to join the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission, with a focus on reliable and affordable energy. His vacancy in the Senate will require a replacement by precinct committeemen.

Kentucky man Cole Farthing was arrested in a child solicitation case involving an underage victim, following an investigation by Kokomo Police and ICAC. He faces multiple felony charges.

Fort Wayne Police are investigating a severe car accident where a man was ejected from a vehicle after hitting a utility pole, sustaining life-threatening injuries. The crash occurred while attempting to bypass traffic.

Cloverdale received a $136,703 state grant to improve roads and bridges through Indiana's Community Crossings Matching Grant Program, as reported by State Rep. Beau Baird.

DHS launched a website, 'Worst of the Worst,' for public search of removed criminal illegal aliens, praised by Rep. Michelle Davis for promoting safety and transparency.

The Colts lost 18-16 to the Seahawks, marking their fourth loss in a row despite QB Philip Rivers' return. Seattle's kicker Jason Myers scored all 18 points, including a game-winning field goal.

The Indianapolis police increased patrols near local synagogues after a deadly antisemitic attack in Australia, coinciding with Hanukkah celebrations.

Bloomington's sanitation schedule is delayed due to cold weather for safety reasons, as announced on the city's website. Collections will run one day late.

The Carmel Police Department updates residents about severe weather on social media, advising them to stay home and drive cautiously due to slick roads.

Central Indiana is under a Cold Weather Advisory due to extreme wind chills, prompting frostbite concerns and warnings to dress warmly and protect pets. The advisory remains until 10 AM EST with possible hazardous travel due to icy conditions.

The Carmel Fire Department warns of snow shoveling risks, advising caution and listing heart attack symptoms to watch for while shoveling in cold weather.