The Brownsburg and Pittsboro fire departments conducted a joint rope rescue training, highlighting different problem-solving approaches for potential real-life rescue situations.

An 86-year-old woman was shot and killed in her home on Colerick Street, Fort Wayne; police seek community help in the ongoing homicide investigation.

A pedestrian in Fort Wayne was critically injured early Monday after being hit by a vehicle at Lima and W. Dupont Roads; speed and alcohol weren't factors.

A young man was fatally shot on Wells Street in Fort Wayne, leading to the arrest of two suspects, Jaylen Murray and Jayden Cosme, on preliminary charges of murder.

An Auburn man was injured in a shootout with local police, who responded to a gun-related incident; the officers were unharmed and are on leave per protocol, with state police now investigating.

State Rep. Tim Yocum will host a series of town halls to discuss the recent legislative session with constituents in various locations throughout the week.

Indianapolis is set for a week of weather changes with a sunny day followed by mid-week showers and thunderstorms, as per the National Weather Service.

IMPD is seeking help to find missing 90-year-old Thomas Genung. He requires medical attention and was last seen in a black jacket and beige pants. Tips can be reported to IMPD or Crime Stoppers.

A train and a car collided in Indianapolis, hospitalizing one. The incident happened around 2:55 p.m. at Massachusetts and Parker Avenues, with the car dragged for 400-500 feet. The investigation is ongoing. Traffic was affected for several hours.

Bloomington earns a spot on the CDP's A-List for climate action and transparency, becoming one of 112 cities recognized globally for its environmental efforts in 2024.

Indianapolis weather: a mostly sunny day with a high of 76°F, light winds, and a clear night with a low of 53°F. The week ahead will be warm, with possible showers and thunderstorms midweek.

Danville Police officers excelled in their annual pistol qualifications, achieving an average score of 95% and demonstrating high proficiency and preparedness for public safety.

Lieutenant Brodie Houston of the Westfield Police Department retired after 32 years of service, having helped achieve national accreditation for the force.