State Rep. Chris Campbell introduces bills focused on health care improvements, with legislation on medical cost containment, transgender youth rights, and addiction recovery oversight among others.

Indiana Sen. Deery's bill to prevent overfishing in state waterways passes the Senate Committee, garnering bipartisan support and aiming to protect aquatic life from net fishing practices.

State Sen. Gary Byrne has introduced Senate Bill 289 in Indiana, requiring schools and agencies to publish educational materials online for transparency on what is taught, particularly about nondiscrimination and related topics.

A water main break caused a sinkhole on Indianapolis's east side, prompting lane closures. Jennifer Stowers's car fell in; repairs and roadway restoration are underway. Citizens Energy Group is aiding affected motorists.

An 18-year-old was seriously wounded in a shooting while riding in a car in Anderson. Police seek information on the incident which occurred on E. 38th Street.

One man is critical after a shooting following an attempted robbery at a shopping center in Indianapolis; the would-be victim fired on the perpetrators, and police are investigating.

The article discusses a hazardous weather outlook issued by the National Weather Service for central Indiana, detailing severe cold, potential snow, and impacts on the region.

The IMPD is seeking the public's help to find Jacob Evans, a 27-year-old missing since January 14. He may be driving a white Chevrolet Malibu, plate 114DRG, and might need medical attention. Tips can be reported with potential for a reward.

A 55-year-old man was arrested by Indianapolis Police for a New Year's Day shooting and illegal firearm possession due to his status as a serious violent felon.

U.S. Attorney Zachary A. Myers announces his resignation effective January 18, 2025, highlighting achievements in combating crime and promoting public safety during his tenure.

Shamar Duncan's trial begins for the murder of Dutch soldier Simmie Poetsema in Indianapolis. Duncan's defense seeks a lesser charge of reckless homicide.

One person died in an accidental house fire caused by smoking material in Bloomington, as per Monroe Fire Protection District and Indiana State Fire Marshal’s Office.

Indianapolis Police arrest 20-year-old Jason Powell in connection with a January homicide and attempted murder. Powell is charged but presumed innocent until proven guilty.