Seven individuals were sentenced for stealing and trafficking 240 firearms in Indianapolis, with sentences ranging from probation to 9 years in prison.

State Senator Niezgodski urges the Indiana Attorney General to review the ban on window A/C units at Countryside Village, citing public health concerns and possible legal issues.

Myles Turner has left the Indiana Pacers to join the Milwaukee Bucks on a $107 million, four-year deal, creating roster challenges for the Pacers and reinforcing the Bucks’ lineup.

Two Rushville students won the Next Generation Hoosier Educators Scholarship, receiving up to $40,000 for agreeing to teach in Indiana for five years.

Scholarships have been awarded to select future teachers in Henry County under the Next Generation Hoosier Educators program, offering up to $40,000 over four years.

Indiana's cigarette tax is set to increase to $3 per pack on July 1, prompting budget concerns among residents and businesses who fear cross-border sales loss. The hike is meant to address budget deficits and discourage smoking.

Indianapolis police arrested Anthony Ford for his alleged connection to a downtown shooting that injured three. He faces charges including battery and illegal firearm possession.

Prosecutor Aimee Herring taught at the ChildFirst Forensic Interview Training, sharing her expertise in child abuse cases with law enforcement professionals in Indiana.

Decatur County Sheriff's Department deputies completed a 40-hour FBI crisis negotiation course, enhancing their specialized unit's readiness and skills for managing crises.

The weather in Indianapolis is forecasted to include a mix of sun and clouds, with chances of rain and thunderstorms, and high temperatures ranging in the 80s and 90s throughout the week.

Missing person Julia Frederick was found safe, ending the Statewide Silver Alert in Hendricks County. Details about her disappearance and return are pending.

Jeremiah Cotton's shooting death in Cumberland is now being investigated as a homicide after the coroner determined the wound could not have been self-inflicted.

Indiana students won scholarships under the Next Generation Hoosier Educators Scholarship program to pursue teaching careers after committing to work in state schools for five years.