Indy councilors seek public input on IMPD Flock camera policy
Indianapolis city-county councilors are asking the public for input on their draft policy on police usage of Flock cameras .
Officials identify Indianapolis man found dead in White River
Officials are investigating after a man was found dead in the White River over the weekend.
Prayers and a push for change after boy hit by car at Thompson Park
Ezekiel "Zeke" Levi Crittenden died near Thompson Park.
Monumental Marathon: What to know about road closings, schedule
The annual CNO Financial Indianapolis Monumental Marathon, half marathon and 5k is back this weekend.
Former Indianapolis police union president seeks national FOP spot
Former Indianapolis Fraternal Order of Police President Rick Snyder is seeking a national office, he announced Nov. 6.
Lincoln Party eyes Hogsett, 2027 mayor's race as it gains automatic ballot access
After gaining automatic ballot access, Lincoln Party founder Nathan Gotsch's next goal is more straightforward: win elections.
As Lincoln Party secures automatic ballot access, Libertarians may fall short
Future candidates for the new party, the Lincoln Party, can now easily get on the ballot thanks to Greg Ballard's performance in the election. Libertarian candidates, though, may not be so lucky.
Indiana gas tax pause extended another month by Gov. Braun
Gov. Mike Braun has once again paused Indiana's gasoline excise tax.
Indiana Democrats pick up second statewide race win with comptroller
Republican comptroller Elise Nieshalla, an incumbent, conceded to her Democratic challenger Jessica Bailey.
Coroner identifies boy fatally struck by SUV on Indy's southeast side
The Marion County Coroner has identified a 9-year-old boy fatally struck by a driver on the southeast side of the city.
Rep. Andrew Ireland concedes to Democrat challenger David boyd
Indiana Rep. Andrew Ireland, R-Indianapolis, announced his concession to Democrat challenger David Boyd as final votes are counted.
Video shows Avon firefighter engulfed in flames after vehicle explodes
The Avon Fire Department has confirmed that a firefighter engulfed in flames by a vehicle explosion along U.S. Route 36 did not suffer serious injuries.
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.
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