IMPD shared appreciation for their officers working on Labor Day, highlighting their dedication to maintaining safety while others enjoyed the holiday.

Westfield Police introduced Scout, a drug-detection and tracking trained K9 from Hungary, to their team, highlighting his impact on local law enforcement.

Lawrence's Forever Young Yoga class is canceled today due to the instructor's emergency. Other activities are available for seniors at the Community Center.

Richmond Police responded to a shooting at Richmond Flats Apartments, with the victim airlifted for care. Witnesses are urged to come forward as bullets hit multiple vehicles and buildings.

One injured in an early morning shooting on the northwest side of Indianapolis, near 29th and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Street; IMPD is investigating, with the victim now in stable condition.

Jay Johnson, a prominent radio and television personality known as "Super Jay," has died at 78 after a long illness, leaving a lasting legacy in the media industry.

Indianapolis will have a sunny Labor Day with highs of 81°F, followed by a clear evening at 55°F. Good weather will continue, but showers may arrive by mid-week, with a cool-down and possible thunderstorms.

Indiana law enforcement officers received specialized training in heavy truck accident reconstruction in Hamilton County, enhancing their skills in analyzing traffic incidents involving commercial vehicles.

Dane Clark is set to perform heartland rock and Americana at Dickmann Town Center in Anderson on September 5, as part of the Anderson Summer Concert Series.

IMPD has updated the VIN inspection process, moving it from patrolling officers to specific roll call locations starting September 2nd to improve police efficiency.

Indianapolis weather forecast predicts sunny days with potential mid-week showers, and a mix of high temperatures and cooler conditions by the weekend.

Indiana high school football saw its second week with notable matchups and full coverage on WTHR and other outlets, including video highlights and in-depth analysis.

Indiana State Representative Chris May discussed state issues during the White House State Leadership Conference, emphasizing the state's advances and seeking a stronger partnership with federal officials.