NWS Indianapolis predicts mixed precipitation and cold temperatures in Indianapolis, with snow and rain expected over the coming days and cautious driving advised.

A 3-year-old boy is taken off life support after a fatal crash in Indiana involving a police chase, where his 2-month-old sister also died. The suspect faces multiple charges. The community supports the grieving family.

Purdue senior Ryan Riddlesperger interns at the Indiana Statehouse, assisting with bill analysis and policy research for the Senate Majority Caucus during the 2025 session.

Senator Fady Qaddoura expressed concerns about Senate Bills 1 and 518, warning they may cut over $200 million from traditional school revenues in three years and unfairly affect urban schools and renters.

Indiana House passed a bill allowing FFA and 4-H students excused absences for program events, emphasizing the development of leadership and practical skills.

Indianapolis city leaders met to discuss the Vision Zero initiative, aiming to eliminate traffic fatalities by 2035, facing challenges in enforcement, funding, and community engagement.

Columbus Police are investigating after Christopher Pool died when his car submerged in a pond; despite rescue attempts, he was pronounced dead at the scene.

Carson Kitchen is interning with the Indiana Senate Majority Caucus, working for State Sen. Andy Zay, gaining legislative experience and conducting policy research at the Indiana Statehouse.

Indianapolis police arrested Tyrese Rendell for the murder of Ariel Calhoun, who was found shot dead in December 2023. Rendell faces murder and robbery charges.

Central Indiana is under a Winter Weather Advisory with expected snow and ice accumulations, potentially affecting the evening commute with slick roads.

Indiana State Representative Cindy Ledbetter introduced a bill to extend a pilot program for veterans with PTSD to receive hyperbaric oxygen therapy until 2027.

Indiana Rep. David Abbott introduced House Bill 1189 to expedite the removal of squatters from properties and make intentional property damage a Level 6 felony.

A previously issued Silver Alert for 66-year-old Portland Johnson from Evansville was canceled after she was found safe; Johnson, who suffers from dementia, had been missing since Tuesday morning.