A juvenile and two men were injured in an Indianapolis canal area shooting; police are investigating and have detained several people. No ongoing public threat is perceived, and the police seek information from witnesses.

Heat advisory issued for central Indiana, including Indianapolis, with high heat index values expected; NWS advises precautions to prevent heat illnesses.

Winnie, a Border Collie lost after a car crash in Hamilton County, was found and reunited with her family thanks to community and social media efforts coordinated by the local sheriff's office.

The Bloomington Police Department held an Awards Ceremony to honor police officers and civilian staff for their service and dedication to the community.

Carmel Fire Department celebrates the graduation of Recruit Class #30, who completed their six-month training and EMT certification. A video with recruits' perspectives showcases their journey.

A shooting in Indianapolis left a woman dead and a man injured; police are investigating with no suspects yet, and welcome tips via Detective Shue or anonymously through Crime Stoppers.

A man was arrested after driving a forklift into a Muncie bookstore, claiming he was dared to do so. The incident led to his arrest on burglary charges.

A fire damaged two homes in Columbus, Indiana, with no casualties; the cause is under investigation while the community and Red Cross assist displaced families.

The National Weather Service has issued a Heat Advisory for Central Indiana with heat index values up to 105 degrees and advice to stay cool and hydrated.

Sergeant Jason Shonkwiler was named the 2025 Indiana SRO of the Year for his exceptional service in Noblesville Schools, demonstrating commitment beyond regular SRO duties.

Carmel PD has named a training room after former Chief James M. Beard, honoring his legacy and service since 1961.

Cherry Tree Road in Hamilton County is closed between 161st and 171st Street for urgent repairs, with local residents still having access to their homes.

Kyle A. Kafoure from Indiana was sentenced to 7 years in prison for multiple domestic battery offenses and criminal mischief, as announced by the Hancock County Prosecutor's Office.