Four juveniles were arrested after a Garfield Park robbery attempt left a teen shot in what police describe as self-defense. The Marion County prosecutor will review charges.

Former IU guard James Blackmon Jr., 31, was arrested in Carmel on suspicion of operating while intoxicated; police obtained a warrant for a blood draw and results are pending.

Court documents say 43-year-old Antonio Lee was charged with attempted murder after a south-side shooting captured on video following an alleged overdose.

Extreme heat grips Indianapolis today: highs near 94°F and heat indices in the 100s. Late-day storms could bring brief damaging gusts.

A 20-year-old and a juvenile were arrested after a man was stabbed seven times in an Indianapolis apartment hallway. Court records say the adult faces aggravated battery and other counts.

Thirteen people — including six juveniles — were arrested after search warrants in Indianapolis and Greenwood; police say guns, ammo, phones and marijuana vapes were seized.

Two men linked to a Chicago-based ring pleaded guilty in Missoula to obtaining oxycodone with forged prescriptions; sentencing is set for Nov. 10, 2026.

A 51-year-old Plymouth man died after his vehicle left U.S. 6 and struck a tree in Marshall County. Authorities identified him as Robert Neiswender Jr.; an autopsy will be scheduled.

A raid on a Madison home led to three arrests and the seizure of multiple guns and narcotics, police say.

Scott Dixon informed Chip Ganassi he won't return in 2027, ending a 24‑year partnership. The six‑time champion's departure immediately reshapes IndyCar's driver market.

A Franklin County jury convicted Mt. Carmel resident David Neanover of battery with a deadly weapon; a judge imposed the six‑year statutory maximum after prosecutors said the attack involved a baseball bat and children were present.

Stephen R. Baber, 36, was arrested in Peru and charged with dealing in a controlled substance resulting in the death of a man, police say.

Jeffersonville and other Southern Indiana libraries warn an FCC review of the E‑Rate program could threaten the free, high‑speed internet they provide to patrons.