Indianapolis police arrested Jeremy McBride for a shooting that injured a pregnant woman, resulting in the unborn child's death, relying on community tips and technology.

NWS Indianapolis issued a cold weather advisory until Wednesday with wind chill values down to -20°F in parts of Indiana; frostbite possible within 30 minutes.

A Texas warehouse supervisor, Dwight Oliver, was sentenced to 15 months in prison for stealing about $2 million worth of Fitbit devices which he sold online.

Indiana Governor Mike Braun replaced DEI programs with a "Merit, Excellence, and Innovation" initiative, inciting criticism for stepping back from fostering diversity.

Indiana State Rep. Vernon G. Smith introduces nine bills aimed at improving education and public safety, including studying student absenteeism and disarming domestic violence offenders.

Indiana Rep. Bartlett proposes bills focused on public safety, including drug testing for officers after using deadly force and tougher penalties for law enforcement sexual misconduct.

Indiana Sen. Buchanan is addressing concerns about rising property taxes by considering bills for tax relief, including Gov. Braun's proposal in Senate Bill 1 and other bills to reduce taxes and increase transparency.

Ascension St. Vincent in Indianapolis moved 76 patients, including 63 infants from the NICU, into its new $325M Women and Infants Hospital for enhanced continuity of care.

Two members of Indiana AG Todd Rokita's team, Lori Torres and Patricia Erdmann, received the Sagamore of the Wabash award from Gov. Eric Holcomb for their service contributions.

Indianapolis police investigate a fatal shooting at The Retreat on Washington apartments; a man was found deceased, a person of interest detained, with no ongoing community threat.

NWS issues a Cold Weather Advisory in Indianapolis until Wednesday with dangerously low wind chills expected, advising residents to stay warm and protect pets.

Indianapolis firefighters battled a garage fire at a colleague's house, resulting in two getting injured, with one hospitalized. The family and dog were safe, but the home suffered damage.

The IMPD is seeking public assistance in locating missing 41-year-old Sabrina Lynch, last seen on December 27, with concerns for her medical well-being.