Marion County Sheriff's Office honors the late Major Paul J. Ernst on the anniversary of his passing due to a motorcycle accident in 1992, believed to have been caused by a heart attack.

The Hamilton County Sheriff's Office has expanded its semi-annual training to include intensive defensive tactics, focusing on officer preparedness and public safety.

Indiana passed a resolution supporting congressional term limits, joining a national movement to restrict career politicians' tenure in the federal legislature.

A hazardous weather outlook issued for central Indiana warns of strong winds, with gusts up to 40 mph. Outdoor caution is advised. The week ahead looks mostly calm, with variable temperatures and chances of rain and snow showers.

The Hendricks County Sheriff's Office invites people to apply for law enforcement careers, promoting benefits and requirements on their Facebook page through PoliceApp.com.

Boone County Sheriff warns residents of a scam call wave, cautioning against fake charges and demanding money, promoting vigilance to avoid sharing personal information.

Special edition milk pints featuring Indy 500 winners' faces are available for six weeks in eight Midwestern states, celebrating the race's milk-drinking tradition.

Sen. Jean Leising visited Everton Elementary sixth graders, discussing her role and the legislative process, aiming to inspire interest in public service and enhance civic education.

Goshen Fire Department's Central Station has installed its first Safe Haven Baby Box, offering anonymous and secure surrendering of newborns in crisis.

Christopher Jones was arrested in Marion County with help from the public. He faces drug charges and had two active warrants. The IMPD caught him after receiving tips about his location through social media.

The National Weather Service issues a hazardous weather outlook for central Indiana, warning of strong wind gusts, potential thunderstorms, and fluctuating temperatures.

Seven suspects were arrested in Indianapolis for alleged involvement in a criminal organization dealing with drugs and firearms, following months-long investigation by IMPD and other agencies.

The Pittsboro Town Council approved the rezoning of over 600 acres of farmland for a data center, despite some local opposition and without public discussion.