Three suspects were arrested in Monroe County for the theft of a $100,000 tractor and for drug possession, with the stolen items and drugs found during traffic stops and a property search.

A man was fatally shot on Indianapolis' near north side; the initial person of interest was released after questioning. Authorities are investigating and seeking information from the public.

Four individuals were arrested for prostitution at three massage parlors in Marion, Indiana after an undercover investigation.

A Blue Alert has been issued in Indiana for Austin Schepers, wanted for shooting an Orange County deputy during a traffic stop. He is considered dangerous and may be driving a silver Pontiac Grand Prix.

Two bodies were discovered in a burning home in Francisco, Indiana, leading to the arrest of homeowner Michael R. Kegg Jr. on murder charges. Investigations suggest the fires were not accidental.

A fire broke out at a vacant Tyson Foods distribution center in Indianapolis, with no reported injuries and the cause under investigation. Firefighters quickly controlled the blaze, suspected to involve squatters.

A family in Indianapolis and their pets safely escaped a damaging garage fire on Tuesday evening, with firefighters containing the blaze in 20 minutes. The fire's cause is under investigation.

IMPD responded to gunfire at a Fountain Square short-term rental in Indianapolis, detaining several individuals, seizing guns and suspected narcotics, and highlighting issues with such rentals. No injuries reported.

The NWS forecasts snowfall in central Indiana with accumulations of 1-2 inches expected, advising caution on roads due to possible slick conditions. A winter storm may bring more snowfall, and subzero wind chills are anticipated next week.

The Marion Police Department warns residents of a phone scam using AI to mimic officers and relatives, asking for money via transfer apps like Zelle and PayPal.

Indianapolis hospitals celebrated the arrival of their first babies of 2025, with Angel Gael being born at Ascension St. Vincent Kokomo, followed by other newborns across the city.

The Hamilton County Drainage Board has issued an order for the partial vacation of a drainage area along the Nickel Plate Trail, with a review period now open for local residents.

The article reflects on Noblesville's achievements and challenges in 2024, highlighting efforts in mental health, economic development, infrastructure, public safety, and community programs. Mayor Jensen anticipates more advancements for the city.