Sean Brown was arrested for pointing a rifle at players and spectators at a youth soccer match in Indianapolis.

IMPD and PAL are hosting a "Play Like A Girl" basketball clinic to empower young females and challenge stereotypes in sports, featuring ex-WNBA player Rushia Brown.

Deonta Williams was sentenced to 66 years for stabbing two officers after luring them with a fake 911 call. He pleaded guilty to attempted murder and weapons charges.

Indiana University released results from Cooley, LLP's investigation into the Dunn Meadow protests, revealing policy inconsistencies and recommending changes to improve campus safety and protest management.

Two Indianapolis residents were arrested for a road rage shooting on I-65 that left a semi driver in critical condition. Charges include criminal recklessness and aggravated battery.

A 9-year-old boy died in a pileup involving two semi-trucks on I-465 in Indianapolis, which also injured a 5-year-old girl. Excessive speed by the driver of a semi is being investigated as a possible cause.

The City of Carmel, Indiana, celebrated the opening of the expanded Carmel Police Department, now capable of serving its over 100,000 residents and accommodating the Carme City Court and Clerk’s Office.

A police chase in Indianapolis led to a three-vehicle crash, involving a stolen car, police SUV, and a gray vehicle, resulting in hospital evaluations for involved drivers. Suspects from the stolen car fled and remain at large.

An Indianapolis man was sentenced to two years in prison for sending antisemitic threats to ADL offices. He admitted to making threats motivated by religious bias.

Greenwood officials unveiled a draft comprehensive plan to guide the city's future growth, focusing on modernization, historic area charm, and development.

NASG is closing its stamping plant in Muncie, Indiana, affecting 62 workers, with no severance or continued health benefits, as part of a strategic consolidation to remain competitive.

Jacksonville man, Robert Howard III, faces federal charges for meth distribution and could receive a prison sentence of 10 years to life if convicted.

A mistrial was declared in Raymond Childs III's murder case after a courtroom incident may have biased the jury.