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.

IMPD is seeking public help to find a black Honda Accord involved in a hit-and-run that critically injured a teenage girl on the west side of Indianapolis.

An inmate was wrongly freed due to mix-up between identical twins in Marion County; the error was acknowledged by authorities, who later recaptured the inmate.

The National Weather Service predicts partly sunny skies with a high near 55 degrees and light winds for Indianapolis, with scattered sprinkles overnight. The upcoming week looks moderately warm with a chance of rain on Friday.

The Brownsburg Fire Territory introduced new recruit Ben Friedlander, who has a diverse background including work as a Ski Patrol EMT and various other roles, and emphasized his commitment to service and community.

Five B-Shift firefighters from Greenwood Fire Department were promoted to First Class, completing their first-year requirements with a celebratory and traditional water spray by peers.

A pedestrian was fatally hit by a van in downtown Indianapolis; the driver cooperated with police and impairment is not suspected.