An Indianapolis man died in a collision on U.S. 421 after losing control of his car and crashing into a semi; the truck caught fire, injuring the driver. Speed may have contributed; the investigation is ongoing.

The National Weather Service reports a cold, foggy Thanksgiving for Indianapolis, with poor visibility and high humidity. Expect a chilly night and a sunny but brisk Friday, with possible snow flurries over the weekend.

Marion County announces Thanksgiving closures for county offices, including libraries and Solid Waste facilities; parks and libraries will reopen on Nov. 30, while regular schedules resume Dec. 2.

An ex-Avon school music teacher, Kayvon Emtiaz, is charged with child pornography and solicitation felonies after an investigation sparked by a CyberTip.

An IMPD officer, Herman Means, was arrested on charges of domestic battery and strangulation, allegedly committed in a child's presence. He's suspended and under investigation by Internal Affairs.

Noblesville experiences a municipal system security incident, and an investigation is underway. Meanwhile, Lebanon High School's students protest against their principal over verbal abuse allegations.

The National Weather Service in Indianapolis forecasts rain and snow for central Indiana, with minor accumulation. Temperatures will drop, impacting travel slightly.

Marion County Utilities announced a precautionary boil water notice for four addresses in Marion Oaks due to a 6" water main installation and new fire hydrant work.

A boil water notice is issued for nine addresses in the Copperleaf community by Marion County Utilities due to water main improvements, effective on December 3rd, 2024.

Indianapolis man, Brandon Williams, receives 9.5 years in prison for felon firearm possession, following a home search where drugs and a gun were found.

House fire in West Lafayette claims a 67-year-old man and an animal; the cause of the blaze remains under investigation.

Former Anderson police officer Joshua Senseney was charged with child solicitation and misconduct after allegedly sending inappropriate texts to students.

A family in Noblesville was displaced by a morning house fire; the male resident was injured but refused hospitalization. The fire is under investigation.