A Nebraska man, Louis McGlothlin, opened fire in a Lafayette laundromat, killing Keith Ford and others, before committing suicide; his actions were influenced by mental illness and delusions.

Indianapolis man Wesley Clark Jr. is charged with the August 2024 murder of Yolanda Shields, whose blood was found in his SUV.

Sen. Niezgodski reflected on budget hearings, stressing the need for full funding of the Child Care Development Fund and improving teacher pay and retention.

The National Weather Service Indianapolis warns of severe weather in central Indiana, including strong winds and potential severe thunderstorms with risks of damaging winds, hail, and tornadoes. Safety precautions are advised.

The Indiana House unanimously supported renaming a bridge for the late Capt. James Baugh, a Putnam County sheriff and Vietnam veteran, honoring his service and sacrifice.

Hendricks County Sheriff's Office hosted Area 31 law enforcement students for practical insights into police work.

Indiana Governor Mike Braun signed executive orders aimed at balancing environmental conservation with economic growth, adopting federal environmental standards as state benchmarks.

David Amos, a fugitive featured in a prior roundup, was arrested in King County, WA, thanks to efforts by multiple law enforcement agencies, for failing to comply with sex or violent offender registration requirements.

Sheriff Tony Harris introduced the Indiana Sheriffs' Association Membership Program aimed at supporting local law enforcement via community participation. Details of the membership benefits are not fully disclosed.

Hamilton County Sheriff's deputies were invited to an ice cream party by Legacy Christian School, which also celebrated Sgt. Rumer's birthday. The event aimed to foster positive police-community relations.

Indiana's House Bill 1095, aiming to expand the Crime Guns Task Force to include Lake County, unanimously passed the Senate Committee, enhancing efforts to trace and combat gun-related crimes.

The Boone County Sheriff's Office in Indiana released its 2024 annual report, highlighting a year of law enforcement and community engagement, as shared by Sheriff Tony Harris on social media.

Duke Homes was named the 2025 Small Business of the Year by the Indiana Chamber of Commerce, recognized for their community and economic impact in Indiana.