An Indianapolis man was arrested after fleeing a traffic stop and leading police on a high-speed chase in Morgan County, facing multiple felony and misdemeanor charges.

The National Weather Service warns of icy roads and hazardous conditions in Indianapolis, with bitterly cold temperatures, strong winds, and potential blowing snow affecting travel. Relief is expected with milder weather forecast for the weekend.

FBI searched the home of former Pickleball Rocks owner Rodney Grubbs in connection with an alleged investment scheme.

David Letterman filmed an episode of his Netflix series with basketball athlete Caitlin Clark at Long's Bakery in Indianapolis, engaging in dialogue amidst the shop's confections.

Rytonio Depriest, a 40-year-old wanted sex offender, was arrested by Grant County deputies after a foot pursuit, aided by a K-9 unit, for failing to register and other warrants.

Governor-elect Mike Braun of Indiana unveils his "Freedom and Opportunity Agenda," targeting tax relief, government efficiency, healthcare reforms, and investment in education and workforce development.

A group in Indiana advocates for charter schools to receive a share of property tax revenue, aiming to address funding disparities with public schools.

A Richmond woman, Lorena Scott, was found dead in a creek after going missing following a car crash. The search involved multiple agencies, but the cause of death remains under investigation with no foul play suspected.

Marc A. Yates was arrested in Terre Haute for attempted murder after allegedly assaulting his ex-girlfriend and another man, despite a protective order.

The National Weather Service in Indianapolis warns of freezing rain, snow, and high winds in central Indiana, cautioning against travel disruptions and possible power outages.

Curt Cignetti was named Big Ten Coach of the Year after leading Indiana University's football team to an 11-1 season, with a strong defense and expectations for the College Football Playoffs.

Carmel has resolved short-term rental violations with Vacation Homes LLC, imposing a $5,000 daily fine for future breaches and enforcing local rental ordinances.

Hamilton County has granted $149,725 to local programs under its HOPE initiative to combat opioid misuse, with entities like ASPIN and Launch Hope among recipients for services ranging from treatment to recovery.