Indiana State Police issue a Silver Alert for Merrill Andrews, an 83-year-old man with dementia and diabetes, missing from Marion and considered in extreme danger.

One person died and ten were injured at a Fort Wayne high school party shooting, with investigations ongoing and police urging witnesses to come forward.

The National Weather Service predicts a week of warm, sunny weather in Indianapolis, with daytime highs in the 70s and clear skies, though there's a slight chance of showers towards the end of the week.

Richard Allen's trial for the Delphi murders began with emotional testimonies, as the community seeks justice for the deaths of Abby Williams and Libby German.

An Indiana trooper, injured by a suspected drunk driver while investigating a crash, is now recovering at home. The incident highlighted the dangers of impaired driving.

Two fatal shootings occurred on a single night in Indianapolis, with victims on North Oxford Avenue and North Drexel Avenue. IMPD is investigating, while other non-fatal shootings also took place.

Indianapolis is set for a week of sunny skies and mild temperatures in the 70s starting October 20, 2024, marking a pleasant weather pattern for the region.

A statue of John Mellencamp, made by artist Michael McAuley, was unveiled at Indiana University Bloomington, celebrating the musician's impact and connection to the university.

Indianapolis is set for a week of clear skies and warm temperatures, with highs near 71-77 degrees and lows in the mid-40s to 50s. A slight chance of showers midweek won't disrupt the sunny trend.

Victor Johnson was sentenced to 87 years for violent attacks on women in Indianapolis, after pleading guilty to multiple charges including attempted murder and attempted rape.

Two people were seriously injured in a downtown Indianapolis shooting, near Eskenazi Hospital. IMPD is investigating and seeking information from the public.

A shooting on Indianapolis' near east side left one person critically injured, with police investigating and seeking public assistance for information.

An Evansville felon, Marquel D. Payne, receives a seven-year federal sentence for creating a "ghost gun" and machine gun converters using a 3D printer.