Two people were arrested in Indianapolis after a failed garage break-in and confrontation with a resident, involving a BB gun and an impersonated officer badge.

INDOT and Indiana State Police remind drivers to move over or slow down for emergency responders and disabled vehicles, in line with National Move Over Day.

A car crash and shooting incident on Indianapolis' west side left multiple people injured, with police detaining an off-duty officer as the suspected shooter.

Westfield, Indiana's police department announced official trick-or-treating hours and shared safety tips for a secure Halloween celebration on their Facebook page.

Indiana House Republicans open applications for 2026 legislative session internships, offering a paid, full-time opportunity for students and recent grads to work in state government.

Central Indiana is expected to experience brisk winds and a potential frost with temperatures falling to around 53 degrees and wind gusts up to 40 mph.

Indiana's Next Generation Hoosier Educators Scholarship is now open for applications, offering $10,000 annually to students who commit to teaching in the state for five years.

Indiana's Next Generation Hoosier Educators Scholarship, offering $10,000 per year to future teachers, is accepting applications as per State Rep. Yocum.

Carmel introduces a new digital platform, including a Public Art StoryMap and interactive walking tours map, to explore the city's public art virtually.

State Rep. Bartels met with Indiana leaders and experts to advocate for stronger state action on immigration, emphasizing the need for increased collaboration between state and federal agencies.

Scattered showers and storms expected in central Indiana, with 100% precipitation tonight and gusty conditions Sunday. Sunny Monday followed by a calmer week.

Indiana's IHCP Works annual seminar, hosted by FSSA and Gainwell Technologies, is set for Oct. 21-23, 2025, featuring informative sessions for healthcare providers at no cost. Registration is open on the event website.

Debate intensifies in Indianapolis over a proposed utility rate hike by AES Indiana, with the OUCC advocating for rate reductions and opposing the settlement that would see residential bills increase, despite being lower than initially proposed.