Indianapolis expects a mostly sunny Halloween with a high of 58 degrees and breezy winds, cooling at night to around 40 degrees. The weekend remains mild with a chance of showers Saturday night.

Sergeant Song Kang retires from the Westfield Police Department after over two decades, including 21 years with Westfield, and continues as a DHS instructor.

Construction begins on Westfield’s Station 385, the city’s fifth firehouse, aimed at improving emergency response and serving the growing population.

Carmel Fire Department is hosting a men's health awareness and fundraiser event at the "Morning Sun" sculpture to tackle issues like cancer and mental health.

The Bloomington MLK Commission seeks nominees for the 2026 Legacy Award honoring those who advance Dr. King's values in Monroe County. Nominations close on December 1, 2025.

Indiana is improving firefighter training with new regional facilities, as state officials visit a Hartford City hub to observe progress and emphasize local training opportunities.

Colts' Braden Smith tackles his OCD/religious scrupulosity while maintaining impressive on-field performance, drawing on coping strategies from therapy and experiences with psychedelic treatments.

Indiana's special legislative session on redistricting and tax code reconciliation is postponed due to scheduling conflicts, with a promise of a new date within the 40-day window.

The National Weather Service predicts isolated showers and a cool high of 57 degrees for Indianapolis, with strong north winds up to 28 mph. There's a low chance of rain with some clearing later.

Martinsville Police Department launched 'Traffic Tip Tuesday,' reminding drivers via social media that Indiana law requires headlights on when wipers are in use, to ensure visibility and safety during poor weather conditions.

Marco Andretti announced his retirement from professional racing, including the Indianapolis 500, ending a notable career with ties to the Andretti racing legacy.

The Carmel Police Department has welcomed a group of new recruits, who are undergoing local training before attending the Indiana Law Enforcement Academy in January.

The City-County Council is working to overhaul HR policies following a harassment scandal to prevent future incidents and improve complaint processes.