Two men, an adult and a juvenile, were injured in a shooting in Cumberland, with police investigating the incident following an altercation on East New York Street.

Fishers Fire Department controlled a neighborhood blaze, evacuated residents safely, and faced heat-related challenges, with two firefighters treated for dehydration. Community resilience highlighted.

The National Weather Service in Indianapolis issued a Heat Advisory due to high temperatures with a potential heat index of 105. There's also a 60% chance of rain and storms, with a possibility of severe weather midweek.

Authorities seek public assistance after a gun store burglary in Noblesville, Indiana, offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the suspects.

Hamilton County announces the Light Up the Night event at Potter's Bridge Park on August 29th with music, food, lighted canoes, performers, and free entry.

IMPD is collaborating with local groups to distribute free backpacks and school supplies to students in Indianapolis on July 26, according to an IMPD News social media post.

Rep. Beau Baird invited EPA Secretary Lee Zeldin to Indiana to discuss environmental efforts and tour conservation sites, highlighting the state's sustainability progress.

Lawrence's Government Center hosted a ceremony featuring a new memorial honoring the city's past mayors, celebrating 65 years of city governance with current and former mayors in attendance.

A Heat Advisory is issued in central Indiana, warning of high temperatures and humidity. Scattered thunderstorms with flood risk are possible, and oppressive heat is expected to continue into the new week.

A suspect was arrested following a shooting in Indianapolis that left two men critically injured. The IMPD's rapid response led to the suspect's quick capture and the ongoing investigation is gathering evidence and witness accounts.

A $10.5 million grant from Lilly Endowment will fund a literacy initiative in Indianapolis Public Schools, focusing on student reading skills and family support.

Bloomington is accepting vendor applications for its Holiday Market on Nov. 29, with a $20 fee due Aug. 22. The event offers local goods and warns against scammers selling fake tickets or booths.

Construction begins on a new IEMS headquarters at Meadows Drive, set to boost emergency response and training capacity.