A city review in Carmel revealed that the non-essential, city-run gift store, All Things Carmel, was not financially viable, leading to its closure after $1.2 million in subsidies.

Two shootings on Indianapolis' northeast side left one dead and one critical; the dead victim, initially thought to be a juvenile, was later identified as an adult male. The IMPD is investigating with no arrests made yet.

The Marion County Sheriff's Office is seeking help to locate Edward D. Averitte for violating sex offender registration terms, issuing an arrest warrant.

An Indianapolis police officer shot a suspect alleged to have been involved in a double shooting, following the discovery of two gunshot victims, one deceased and one critical.

Two people were charged after a La Porte County sting that linked them to controlled substance dealings and the theft of tools from a Chick-fil-A construction site.

The Wayne County Sheriff's Office in Indiana is recruiting corrections officers, highlighting its values and offering career growth, as seen on their Facebook page.

The boil water advisory on Indianapolis' east side has been lifted following a water main break, but some might still experience low pressure during ongoing repairs.

Indianapolis forecast indicates overcast morning, scattered showers, and potential severe thunderstorms with a high near 73°F and gusts up to 28 mph. Risk of flooding considered in a Hydrologic Outlook.

The Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office hosted a resource fair to help formerly incarcerated individuals reintegrate into society with job opportunities and transition services.

Two long-serving Hamilton County reserve deputies, Jeff Larkin and Kurt Delong, retire with a ceremony attended by family and officials, receiving accolades and congressional recognition.

The Hamilton County Sheriff's Office honored the late Deputy Doug Sanford on the third anniversary of his death, celebrating his legacy and commitment to animal welfare on social media.

Indiana Rep. Goss-Reaves sponsors a bill to simplify licensure for mental health professionals, addressing the state's workforce shortage in this field.

The Indiana State Department of Agriculture will launch an online portal to assist farmers with information and resources, following a new law signed by Gov. Braun.