The New Palestine Dragons won their fourth Class 4A state championship in football, beating East Noble 56-26, with standout performances marking a dominant season.

The Indianapolis community breathed a sigh of relief as the IMPD confirmed Andrea Castro and her daughter were found safe after a kidnapping incident involving Castro's boyfriend.

Brownsburg High School won their first state football championship since 1985 with a 22-17 win over Westfield, showcased in a tightly contested game marked by strategic plays and a decisive interception.

The NWS forecasts light snow in Central Indiana with potential slick roads. Up to 3 inches could accumulate southwest of Bloomington. Wind chills near single digits expected; residents advised to drive carefully.

A juvenile was critically injured in a shooting on the east side of Indianapolis and was taken to Riley Hospital for Children; the circumstances remain unclear and no suspects have been named.

The Indianapolis Colts offer no-fee tickets for select games during a Black Friday through Cyber Monday promotion, with themed game perks, though credit card or service fees may apply.

A study by King's College London shows an injectable drug, Benralizumab, reduces treatment failure for severe asthma/COPD, potentially changing emergency care protocols.

The Indiana Cybersecurity Hub warns consumers of increased risks of identity theft and online fraud during the holiday shopping season, urging vigilance and offering security tips.

A man died in a single-vehicle crash late Thursday on Lafayette Road in Indianapolis. The IMPD is investigating the incident. The man's identity has not been released.

An IMPD officer, Herman Edgar Means III, was arrested on allegations of domestic battery and strangulation. He is currently on administrative leave, with all police authority suspended.

Indianapolis weather forecast predicts near-freezing temperatures, possible flurries, and gusty winds, with some sunny days and chances of snow through the next week.

The Mozel Sanders Foundation continued its Thanksgiving tradition by preparing nearly 10,000 meals for Indiana's needy, with volunteers and notable figures helping in the effort.

The Lighting of the Square event in Noblesville will be alcohol-free, as reminded by county officials, despite the new DORA ordinance. Violators will be fined.