Mayor Jim Cooney terminated Police Chief Tom Vaughn, leading to community tension and speculation; Vaughn disputes the decision, which will be reviewed by the Board of Public Works and Safety.

The Indianapolis Colts signed wide receiver Greg Ward and defensive end Derek Rivers while waiving safety Kendell Brooks and receiver Ethan Fernea due to injuries.

Lawrence introduces Starry Nights Films at Fort Ben, with "Breakfast at Tiffany's" debuting on August 27, 2024, offering residents outdoor movies in a communal setting.

Hendricks County is holding a public hearing to discuss banning truck traffic on certain roads, addressing resident concerns about noise and road wear.

Larry Gibson of Plainfield has been sentenced to eight years for robbing three Indianapolis businesses in 2019 using a toy gun. He admitted to the robberies and is also facing three years of supervised release.

Indiana AG Todd Rokita dropped a lawsuit against IU Health regarding the privacy of a 10-year-old Ohio girl's abortion, with existing privacy practices affirmed.

Joseph Smith was arrested in connection with a series of suspected arsons in Kokomo, involving multiple vehicles and structures, with community evidence aiding the investigation.

Two people died in a collision between a Ford and a semi-truck in northwest Indiana, with both drivers succumbing to their injuries at the scene and hospital, respectively.

Southport Mayor Jim Cooney fired Police Chief Thomas Vaughn after 11 years, citing a desire for change. Vaughn claims the firing was retaliation for reporting Cooney's overstep of authority. Interim Chief Nate Williams steps in amid community unease.

A former Indianapolis police officer, Thomas Nolan, carried out a murder-suicide, fatally shooting his wife, Ashley, and injuring their two daughters.

One person died in a collision between a semi and a sedan in Greenwood, with the crash occurring at Graham and Allen Road around 2:15 a.m. The sedan's driver was pronounced dead at the scene.

Indianapolis is set for sunny weather and rising temperatures with possible pop-up showers and thunderstorms later in the week, according to the National Weather Service.

Convicted felon Glenn Taylor Tenbarge was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison for possessing a firearm, with an additional three years of supervised release planned post-incarceration.