The article describes unpredictable and varied weather conditions in Indianapolis, including cold temperatures, wind chills, possible sunshine, rain, and chances of snow.

Marian University study finds risky behaviors such as binge drinking and drug use prevalent among U.S. medical students, with calls for better mental health support.

IMPD detectives shut down an illegal party at Encanto Banquet Hall for safety violations and underage drinking, issuing citations and making one arrest.

IMPD is seeking help to find Amecheaun Chubbs, a 17-year-old girl missing from Indianapolis. She is 5 feet tall and was last seen on Winterberry Drive.

Indianapolis hosted the record-breaking WWE Royal Rumble event with over 70,000 fans, achieving the highest attendance and viewership for the Royal Rumble to date.

In Anderson, a woman was killed and two others injured in a shooting and car crash early Sunday, prompting an ongoing investigation without arrests yet.

IFD rescued a German Shepherd from a frozen pond in Indianapolis, with the dog unharmed except for cold exposure.

Sgt. Dylan Vetor, a Tipton County Sheriff's deputy, was injured in an early morning crash involving a vehicle that ran a stop sign. Occupants of the other vehicle, suspected to be intoxicated, were uncooperative.

The search for missing 67-year-old Richard Wayne Henderson in Danville continues, with authorities struggling to find leads due to Henderson's lack of a cell phone, vehicle, or significant financial activity.

Indianapolis firefighters battled a significant fire at a vacant former Marsh Supermarkets building, with concerns about structural collapse and squatters possibly being involved. The cause remains under investigation. No injuries were reported.

The NWS Indianapolis forecasts fluctuating weather in central Indiana, with conditions ranging from mild to stormy, including chances for rain, thunderstorms, and wintry mix late in the week.

The U.S. Department of Education will enforce the 2020 Title IX rule focusing on biological sex after a court ruling called Biden's rewrite "unlawful."

The U.S. Department of Education revised charter school grant applications, aligning with Trump-era school choice policies, and released $33 million in funding while banning grant use for DEI initiatives.