A fatal crash involving a Kokomo police officer's vehicle and a Ford, reportedly driven by an impaired driver, claimed the life of a passenger and injured others. Indiana State Police are investigating the incident.

A $25,000 reward is offered for information on fugitive ex-councilman Steven Sumner, facing child molestation charges.

Ex-Indiana congressional candidate Gabriel Whitley is set to plead guilty to falsifying FEC reports by inflating campaign contributions and inventing donors.

The Southern District of Indiana's U.S. Attorney's Office collected over $33 million in criminal and civil actions in Fiscal Year 2024, emphasizing asset forfeiture and victim restitution.

The Brownsburg Community School Corporation reported a data breach affecting student data due to a hack of the PowerSchool SIS platform, impacting schools nationally.

The National Weather Service in Indianapolis issues a Winter Weather Advisory for central Indiana, with 2-4 inches of snow expected and potentially hazardous travel conditions.

Aaron McClure was rearrested in connection with a Dec. 23 shooting at Castleton Square Mall following new evidence, despite initial charges being dropped.

Morgan Killebrew was arrested on felony charges after a Kokomo shooting left two teens injured. The victims were hospitalized, one in critical condition. The incident reportedly stemmed from a prior dispute.

One cat died and another was rescued from a house fire in Columbus; the fire caused an estimated $150,000 in damages. Firefighters faced intense conditions to save the pets and battle the blaze. An investigation into the cause is ongoing.

Police in Evansville shot and killed a neglected dog that charged at an officer during an attempted rescue operation; the dog's owner was cited for neglect.

Indiana faces criticism over a bill that could convert public schools into charters, notably impacting Indianapolis Public Schools, with resistance from educators and the community.

IU Health experienced a data breach involving a compromised employee email account, potentially exposing patient's sensitive information, including Social Security numbers.

The NWS forecasts a wintery mix for Indianapolis, with light snow, sub-zero chills, and temperatures as low as 1°F, advising residents to stay updated on weather changes.