Anderson Police Dept. honored officers for solving the Dayla Swain homicide case, leading to gang member arrests. They were recognized in a ceremony for their investigation efforts.

The Plainfield PD's "Flavor Fuzz" competed in the #ChoppedChallenge for Family Promise, making "stuffed pepper poppers" but didn't win against Danville's "Bacon Patrol."

Parents of "Baby Hope," a newborn found dead in 1994, were identified as Cheryl D. Larson, now deceased, and Paul R. Shepherd. DNA technology aided in the identification. Charges may still be filed if new information emerges.

Lawrence, Indiana has developed parklands into habitats for pollinators, including bees and monarch butterflies, enhancing biodiversity and beautifying parks.

Westfield Police invites the community to Jake Laird Community Day for bonding with law enforcement through activities and demonstrations on August 5th.

The Indiana Fever beat the Dallas Wings 102-83, with Caitlin Clark scoring 14 points and 13 assists, while Kelsey Mitchell led with 20 points. Despite Paige Bueckers scoring 21, the Wings struggled overall.

A man died after a car crash in Richmond; the driver, Billy Goodwin, was arrested for fleeing the scene and faces multiple charges, including a Level 5 felony.

City crews are repaving roads in Anderson, as announced on the City's Facebook page, contributing to the aesthetics and infrastructure, with positive resident feedback.

The Children's Museum of Indianapolis has launched "Take Me There: Peru," an immersive exhibit showcasing Peru's culture, landscapes, and food, with interactive experiences like caring for animals and tasting local cuisine.

Jeremy Smith, a 37-year-old from Anderson, was found dead near a retention pond after being reported missing. His death is under investigation and an autopsy is pending.

A woman was found dead on Indianapolis' east side; a suspect was arrested for her murder by IMPD officers following a disturbance call. The investigation is ongoing.

The National Weather Service warns of thunderstorms in central Indiana, with increased severe weather risk south of Sullivan to Columbus, including heavy rain and lightning.

IMPD is increasing patrols and technology use in Indianapolis and urging community cooperation to combat gun violence following recent shootings, including an enhanced curfew for minors.