A 43-year-old Fairland man died after his Harley struck a semi-trailer on the 400 N. overpass above I-74. Investigators say the crash remains under review.

Columbus Public Works has moved into a 75,000-square-foot facility five times larger than its former home, adding room for fleet maintenance, storage and city services.

A 19-year-old Anderson man faces six felony counts after investigators say he used a fake teen identity to contact two children. Court documents detail allegations involving Snapchat, nude images and repeated sexual assaults.

A crash near South Fairfax Road and East Dillman Road killed an 18-year-old driver and injured three others. One passenger was flown to Indianapolis for treatment.

A Greenwood man faces a felony charge after a child reported years of alleged sexual touching. Court documents describe repeated incidents dating back to 2019.

A former IPS teacher accused of encouraging classroom fights is expected to plead guilty to felony neglect Tuesday. The case has already led to civil litigation and a six-figure settlement.

Indianapolis gets a foggy start Tuesday before sunshine takes over. Storm chances return Thursday and Friday, followed by a warmer, mostly drier weekend.

Indianapolis’ Eclipse Drum & Bugle Corps is headed to Lucas Oil Stadium for its historic DCI World Championships debut.

A planned gun trade and marijuana purchase allegedly became an armed robbery and double shooting on Indianapolis’ southwest side. Court documents now detail the chaotic seconds inside the getaway car.

Seven IU fraternity members face felony hazing charges after two pledges were hospitalized with rhabdomyolysis following a prolonged initiation event.

Indianapolis officials are warning that fentanyl is being mixed with a growing roster of dangerous synthetic drugs. Medetomidine is already appearing in Marion County overdose data.

A Bloomington toddler was found wandering in the road around 2 a.m. Prosecutors say the child’s mother knew the escape problem was not new.

Three Indianapolis landowners received $415,326 after the Nickel Plate Trail conversion triggered a federal property-rights fight.