An Indianapolis caregiver has been charged with battery for allegedly assaulting a disabled man, captured partially on video by coworkers. The case is under investigation.

An Indiana man, Curtis Logan Tate, was sentenced to 63 months for assaulting police during the January 6 Capitol riot with weapons and social media documentation of the acts.

A Venezuelan man died from electrocution while setting up a food vendor at the Howard County 4-H Fairgrounds; investigations by sheriff's office and IOSHA are ongoing.

Indiana Supreme Court Chief Justice Loretta Rush seeks another term and aims to be reappointed as chief justice, highlighting the importance of public trust.

Indiana Governor Eric J. Holcomb announces that the state will host the first SEMIEXPO In The Heartland in 2025, spotlighting Indiana's growing microelectronics industry.

Eli Lilly plans to acquire Morphic for $3.2 billion, expanding its drug portfolio with oral therapies for inflammatory bowel diseases. The deal waits for customary closing conditions.

Indianapolis police are searching for a missing family of five, including three children believed to be in danger after disappearing on July 4th. A Silver Alert has been issued.

Indiana resident Joshua Lee Schatz was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison for child sexual abuse material possession, followed by 15 years of supervised release.

INDOT begins roadwork on I-465 northbound between I-65 and I-70 in Indianapolis, leading to a full closure for pavement and bridge repairs, with completion expected by August 5.

The remains of a woman were found in a wooded area in Indianapolis, leading to a homicide investigation by IMPD, with no suspects or cause of death released yet.

A woman was fatally shot near a gas station in Indianapolis, with 21-year-old Tyreana Terrell identified as the victim; police suspect a dispute led to the shooting.

Indianapolis City-County Council introduces Vision Zero proposal to eliminate traffic fatalities by 2035, focusing on the safety of vulnerable road users such as pedestrians and cyclists.

The article discusses ex-NFL player Daniel Muir's legal challenge over his bail denial following his arrest for obstruction of justice and domestic battery. His son was rescued from a religious compound with signs of physical punishment.