A man with a gunshot wound entered a Popeye's in Indianapolis, prompting a police investigation into the incident allegedly related to a nearby McDonald's.

The Indiana State Fair reported an increase in attendance for 2024, with 854,236 guests, up from 2023, despite a heat wave. The event also saw higher vendor sales and longer stays by attendees.

Maya Moore's No. 23 jersey was retired by the Minnesota Lynx in a ceremony during their sixth consecutive win against the Indiana Fever, ending 90-80.

Monroe County Sheriff's Deputy Jeffery L. Freeman, Jr. has been charged with sexual battery and strangulation after a woman's accusation, leading to his arrest and termination.

A Silver Alert for Melvin Perry, a missing 71-year-old from Fort Wayne, was canceled after he was located. His disappearance had prompted concern due to potential medical needs.

A woman was fatally stabbed on Indy's west side, and a suspect is in custody. IMPD is investigating with no further details on the motive. Roads were closed for the probe.

The Indianapolis City-County Council is investigating sexual harassment allegations within city government and considering new policies for prevention and accountability.

Indianapolis anticipates a sunny week with rising temperatures, potentially hitting a high of 97 degrees by Tuesday, while also facing a chance of showers and thunderstorms.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell signals a shift towards potential interest rate cuts due to signs of easing inflation and to support the labor market, despite ongoing high prices and recession concerns.

A Silver Alert has been issued for 26-year-old Andrew Adams missing from Avon, Indiana. Authorities consider him in extreme danger and possibly in need of medical assistance.

IMPD is investigating a police-involved shooting in Lawrence, IN, where SWAT discharged a weapon while serving a warrant. No officers were injured. Details remain limited.

A Chicago man was sentenced to 18 months in prison for check fraud, involving altered checks from Indiana businesses, plus ordered to pay $189,850 in restitution.

Joseph R. Quinones from Nevada was sentenced to 150 months in prison for unlawful firearm possession as a felon, following an incident at a Fort Wayne fast-food restaurant.