Central Indiana faces a severe winter storm with snow, sleet, and possible ice. The NWS advises cautious travel due to hazardous conditions affecting commutes.

Governor Eric J. Holcomb appoints James K. Snyder and Tara Y. Melton as judges in Marion County Superior Courts, replacing retiring Judges Hanley and Stoner.

State Senator Travis Holdman has criticized Indiana's nonprofit hospitals for holding large financial reserves while not doing enough to reduce healthcare costs for residents.

A winter storm warning is in effect in Indianapolis with expected heavy snowfall and strong winds, possibly resulting in downed trees and power outages.

The Colts have benched QB Anthony Richardson due to a back issue, putting Joe Flacco as the starter for the final game. Richardson’s injuries cast a shadow on his career.

Retired Bloomington firefighter Lee Chapman rescued a 21-year-old woman from a burning vehicle after a New Year's Eve crash. The woman, who admitted to drinking, escaped legal consequences by fleeing the scene, later found in a barn and hospitalized.

A gun sale in Indianapolis ended in a shooting that left one man dead and two critically injured. Police are investigating the city’s first homicide of 2025.

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.