A house fire in Monroe County led to the death of a cat, while firefighters rescued four dogs. No humans were injured. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

A 21-year-old former Dollar General employee in Fort Wayne was arrested for a Level 6 felony after allegedly stealing $8,000, transferring it to his CashApp over three weeks.

Indianapolis faces a mixed week of weather with brisk winds, possible rain and thunderstorms, and sun, with varying temperatures and continued strong wind gusts.

Indiana's Senate passes House Bill 1521, aiming to protect citizens' genetic information, requiring informed consent for its use, and emphasizing privacy rights. The bipartisan bill now awaits further House consideration.

Indianapolis has seen a 113% rise in accidental self-inflicted shootings, with a notable increase among juveniles. The IMPD is emphasizing the importance of gun safety and proper storage to prevent such incidents.

Lawrence invites neighborhood associations to clean up their area with city-supplied trash bags and gloves, and a city pickup of the garbage on April 28.

Two Fishers natives, Emily Boezeman and Marielle McConnell, are interning at the Indiana Statehouse, aiding legislators like House Speaker Huston during the legislative session.

Indianapolis experienced frost on a chilly Saturday morning with a Freeze Warning in effect. The weather improved later, but the weekly forecast suggested changeable conditions, including rain and potential thunderstorms.

Indiana Governor Mike Braun declared a state of emergency for 18 counties affected by severe weather, including tornadoes and flooding, to hasten recovery efforts.

Indiana's AG Todd Rokita promotes the recovery of unclaimed property, teaming up with icon Sammy Terry to remind residents to check for lost assets they may be entitled to.

Senator Niezgodski reacts to Indiana's proposed Senate budget amendment, supporting its balance and reserves but criticizes underfunding of critical programs. He remains committed to pushing for amendments that benefit Hoosiers.

Lawrence Fire Department adds four experienced firefighters through lateral transfers, announced by Mayor Deb Whitfield and Fire Chief Bob Wallace. They bring expertise and commitment to the department.

Attorney General Todd Rokita intensifies actions against robocallers, warning voice service providers of their illegal activities and collaborating with federal agencies.