The IMPD is seeking the public's help to find Jacob Evans, a 27-year-old missing since January 14. He may be driving a white Chevrolet Malibu, plate 114DRG, and might need medical attention. Tips can be reported with potential for a reward.

A 55-year-old man was arrested by Indianapolis Police for a New Year's Day shooting and illegal firearm possession due to his status as a serious violent felon.

U.S. Attorney Zachary A. Myers announces his resignation effective January 18, 2025, highlighting achievements in combating crime and promoting public safety during his tenure.

Shamar Duncan's trial begins for the murder of Dutch soldier Simmie Poetsema in Indianapolis. Duncan's defense seeks a lesser charge of reckless homicide.

One person died in an accidental house fire caused by smoking material in Bloomington, as per Monroe Fire Protection District and Indiana State Fire Marshal’s Office.

Indianapolis Police arrest 20-year-old Jason Powell in connection with a January homicide and attempted murder. Powell is charged but presumed innocent until proven guilty.

Indianapolis will host the AT&T WNBA All-Star 2025, featuring a logo that reflects the Indiana Fever's legacy. The event will offer fans basketball and community activities, with tickets going on sale in the spring.

Central Indiana faces light snow, gusty winds, and ice jam flooding, with sub-zero temperatures expected tonight. The NWS advises caution due to possible hazardous travel conditions.

A missing Indiana teenager was found safe after a Silver Alert was issued and the community rallied to assist. The St. John Police confirmed her recovery and canceled the alert within hours.

Enrique Gaspar Miguel from Seymour, Indiana, was arrested for child molestation of an 11-year-old, with multiple sources reporting on the investigation and charges.

The IUPD has increased safety measures following two incidents involving students at IU Bloomington, including a man photographing sorority applicants and another man offering false ride shares.

Police closed a section of Market Street in Indianapolis due to a suspicious vehicle investigation, with details about the threat remaining undisclosed.

A Texas man was charged with stalking WNBA player Caitlin Clark, sending her explicit and threatening messages that escalated to actual violence threats.