Police in Evansville shot and killed a neglected dog that charged at an officer during an attempted rescue operation; the dog's owner was cited for neglect.

Indiana faces criticism over a bill that could convert public schools into charters, notably impacting Indianapolis Public Schools, with resistance from educators and the community.

IU Health experienced a data breach involving a compromised employee email account, potentially exposing patient's sensitive information, including Social Security numbers.

The NWS forecasts a wintery mix for Indianapolis, with light snow, sub-zero chills, and temperatures as low as 1°F, advising residents to stay updated on weather changes.

IndyGo's Blue Line BRT project in Indianapolis received a $149.9 million federal grant, promising faster commute times and environmentally friendly transport, with a planned 2028 launch.

An officer-involved shooting in Peru, Indiana led to no injuries among law enforcement, while one suspect was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries; two individuals were arrested, and a manhunt ensued for potentially more suspects.

Hamilton County officials celebrated employees' dedication by presenting service awards to 131 staff members for milestones ranging from 5 to 45 years. Four employees reached 45 years of service.

Indiana officials join a multi-state lawsuit against new federal energy standards that could increase new home costs, potentially affecting housing affordability.

The Westfield Police Department is seeking help to locate missing teenager Lamontay Cox, last seen on December 23, 2024. They provided contact details for tips.

A fire at an Indianapolis auto shop killed six dogs and was caused by improperly fueling a heater with gasoline. The blaze required exterior firefighting and caused unknown property damage.

The National Weather Service in Indianapolis warns of slick spots on roads until Tuesday morning, advising caution. Cold temperatures persist with possible snow showers by the week's end.

Two women were arrested in Grant County for drug trafficking, found with 49 grams of fentanyl. They face various charges, with prior records, and are being held for trial.

Two suspects were arrested in Grant County, Indiana, for drug trafficking, uncovering fentanyl and syringes. Charges have been filed and the investigation continues.