Indy FOP President Rick Snyder stepping down after 12 years
Indianapolis police union president Rick Snyder is stepping down after 12 years.
Indianapolis Zoo workers unionize as zoo works to restore accreditation, replace CEO
Workers at the Indianapolis Zoo have voted to unionize as one of the city's marquee attractions searches for a CEO and pushes to restore its lost national accreditation.
First flu season death confirmed by Indiana Department of Health
The Indiana Department of Health confirmed the first flu death of the 2026-27 season.
Westfield church fundraising after losing worship space
A Westfield congregation is searching for a new home after losing its worship space.
Andrea Eguia was 13, with big dreams. Her mother now waits for answers
Andrea Eguia died after a shooting about 3:50 a.m. Oct. 24, 2026, at the Georgetown Apartments on Bunker Hill Drive, miles away from their home.
Indianapolis officer accused of driving police vehicle while intoxicated
An Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department officer was arrested overnight after allegedly driving a marked police vehicle while intoxicated.
Union Schools win court case for 'targeted' state plan to shut it down
A rural school district in Randolph County will stay open after a judge struck down part of Indiana's property tax relief plan that would've led to its closure.
Judge denies bail reduction for Sophie Cunningham's alleged stalker
The man accused of stalking Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham was denied a bail reduction at a Marion County Superior Court hearing Oct. 23.
2 found dead in northwest Indy apartment in possible murder-suicide
Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department officers are investigating a possible murder-suicide after a man and woman were found dead in a northwest apartment.
Former Ransburg YMCA 'community landmark' for sale
The former Ransburg YMCA, an east-side community staple, is on the market.
Board adjusts IMPD Flock policy after public questioning
Indianapolis will have to keep waiting to view policies for automated license plate readers used by local police.
Retro Indy: Policewomen made history as first to patrol together
Indianapolis Police Department officers Betty Blankenship and Elizabeth Coffal Robinson became the first women in the country to patrol together in their own police car September 1968.
Third teen charged in fatal Indianapolis shooting
Police believe three teenagers were involved in the fatal shooting of 16-year-old Jamell Williams on the northwest side of Indianapolis after a planned robbery.
VIDEO: Indiana DCS investigated family 6 times before 8-year-old died, records show
Indiana Department of Child Services investigated parents and caregivers multiple times before an 8-year-old girl died on Indianapolis' east side, documents show.
Flock concerns spur bipartisan push for Indianapolis surveillance oversight
Indianapolis City-County Council members are planning to address growing concerns over Flock automated license plate readers and other surveillance technologies.
Police, DCS investigations show pattern before 8-year-old died
Indiana Department of Child Services investigated parents and caregivers multiple times before an 8-year-old girl died on Indianapolis' east side, documents show.
Jail recordings reveal plot to hide drugs in clothing, prosecutor says
An elaborate scheme to smuggle drugs into Marion County's jail resulted in charges against five people, three of whom were already incarcerated on murder charges, the prosecutor's office announced on Oct. 8.
Kokomo police officer charged for tracking ex-wife's license plate with Flock
A Kokomo Police Department officer is facing criminal charges over misuse of Flock automated license plate readers.
Tropical Storm Isaias likely to become hurricane, bring rain to Indianapolis
A tropical storm is forecast to become a hurricane, bringing rain to Indianapolis this weekend.
Minivan driver in I-465 school bus crash found, but no charges filed
Indiana State Police are still investigating a Warren Township MSD school bus crash on Interstate 465.
Marion County juvenile detention worker arrested after teen sex sting
A Marion County Juvenile Detention Center employee thought he was messaging a 15-year-old girl when he sent explicit messages and planned to meet in-person.
Fatal stabbing at west side restaurant prompts ATC investigation
Indiana State Excise Police with the Alcohol and Tobacco Commission are investigating a September homicide at a west side restaurant and bar location that's already lost its license once.
'A beacon of light': Daughters remember couple killed in police chase
Sonny and Lori Lawrence had just left the house for a quick errand when a high-speed police chase ended in a head-on crash into their pickup Sept. 26, 2026.
How Caitlin Clark became part of viral Jack Smith's Senate hearing
Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark is no stranger to being name-dropped, but it's usually not during a U.S. Senate hearing..
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