The Hoosier Homestead Award has been given to Indiana farms in operation for over 100 years, acknowledging their contribution to agriculture and the state's economy.

IMPD is seeking public assistance to identify a person linked to a 2023 homicide at a Shell gas station, resulting in the death of 19-year-old Antwain Turentine Jr.

The Indiana Senate passed a bill mandating local law enforcement to notify federal immigration officials if they have probable cause to suspect someone arrested is unlawfully present in the U.S.

Two juveniles were arrested after a vehicle chase in a stolen Jeep ended with them hiding in a garage. They face charges for resisting law enforcement and vehicle theft.

Hamilton County Sheriff's Office partners with Autism Society of Indiana to launch an emergency preparedness program for individuals with autism, offering training and resources in April.

The Marion County Sheriff's Office is seeking help to find Sweeney L. Woodson, a 26-year-old wanted for not registering as a Sex or Violent Offender. Public assistance is requested via Crime Stoppers or the Safe Surrender line.

The NWS forecasts varied weather for Indianapolis, with showers, sunny spells, and potential thunderstorms over the week, with fluctuating temperatures.

Construction on the 32 Connects project in Westfield will begin next month, overhauling State Road 32, with initial road closures and detours planned.

The City of Fishers awards $422,582 in grants to 23 neighborhoods for community enhancement projects, including green space improvements and accessibility upgrades.

The Pooler Farm in Clark County received the Hoosier Homestead Award for 100+ years of family ownership and farming, as acknowledged by Indiana State Senate Republicans.

A drug ring in Muncie was taken down, with five members receiving a combined 70 years for distributing drugs, including the ringleader, Jamarr Hill, sentenced to 17 years.

The Indiana General Assembly supports March 21st as World Down Syndrome Day to raise awareness and inclusion, influenced by Rep. Goss-Reaves and her personal connection to the cause.

Indiana postal workers protested against proposed USPS privatization, part of a national "Fight Like Hell" campaign, voicing concerns over service and cost impacts.