The National Weather Service in Indianapolis predicts a week of alternating sunny skies and chances of showers and thunderstorms, with temperatures ranging from the mid-60s to near 80 degrees.

Marion County celebrates National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week; local dispatchers receive meals from the Chiefs Association as a gesture of gratitude.

Lawrence community grieves the loss of Detective Michael McKenna, who passed away after battling cancer, leaving a legacy of compassion and integrity in law enforcement.

The U.S. Attorney's Office honored law enforcement and advocacy professionals for their dedication to crime victims during National Crime Victims' Rights Week.

A car crossing the median on US 31 in Westfield caused a crash with a semi, killing the car's driver and injuring the semi's driver, closing the northbound lanes.

Indiana's Senate approved a bill to improve dental care, modernizing codes and increasing service access, allowing dental assistants to take X-rays under remote supervision.

Monroe County, Indiana, received over $3.7 million in grants for infrastructure advancements, aiming to enhance road safety, accessibility, and transportation.

The Indiana House advanced a bill to tighten voter ID laws, excluding the use of student IDs as valid identification at polls, emphasizing the use of government-issued IDs.

Indiana Senate Democrats' over 60 budget amendments were unanimously rejected by the Republican supermajority, including proposals for education, healthcare, and tax reforms.

Pastor James A. Jackson will be the keynote speaker at Lawrence Community Park's National Day of Prayer event on May 1, focusing on faith and community.

Boone County Commissioners unanimously named the new Justice Center after late former Sheriff Ern K. Hudson, commemorating his impactful law enforcement career and service to the community.

Indiana Governor Braun signs executive orders under 'Make Indiana Healthy Again' to improve health, adjust welfare program eligibility, and promote nutrition and fitness.

A frost advisory in central Indiana warns of temperatures as low as 30 degrees, leading to potential frost damage to tender plants. The National Weather Service forecasts sunny to stormy conditions ahead.