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..
Rokita signs agreements with ICE for deportations, immigration cases
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita announced an agreement with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
'A Haughville kid.' Father remembers daughter; driver under ICE hold
Tamara Renee Thomas lived and died on the west side of Indianapolis. She grew up a "Haughville kid," just like her parents and the generations that came before, her father Howard "Tommy" Thomas said.
Indy couple killed in crash after being struck by driver fleeing police, ISP says
The driver who fled police before crashing head-on into a pickup and killing a married couple on the southeast side of Indianapolis remained hospitalized, according to an Indiana State Police news release.
'What did she take?' Mom charged after 8-year-old found dead
When her 8-year-old daughter was found dead in her home on the east side of Indianapolis, her mother's first thought was "what did she take?"
IMPD Chief says more Flock investigations involving officers ongoing
A day after the Marion County Prosecutor said charging five Indianapolis police officers with crimes tied to misusing Flock cameras was "just the beginning," the city’s police chief confirmed investigations are ongoing.
IMPD officer accused of using Flock to track ex-wife more than 1K times
An Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department officer admitted to his ex-wife and detectives that he misused Flock technology more than 1,000 times, court records show.
Court docs: IMPD officer tracked 9 plates, 1.3k searches with Flock
An Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department officer has been suspended and faces 16 criminal charges over allegations that she misused Flock license plate readers.
Court docs: IMPD officer made 4k Flock searches for wife, friend, firefighter
An Indianapolis police officer suspended more than a month ago for allegedly misusing Flock cameras now faces criminal charges.
WWII veteran who died in Pearl Harbor returned to Indiana for burial
A World War II veteran killed on the Dec. 7, 1941, attack on Pearl Harbor will finally be laid to rest in Indiana.
Police investigating death of 8-year-old girl in Indianapolis
Authorities are investigating the death of an 8-year-old girl on the east side of Indianapolis.
Delphi murder trial was unfair, unconstitutional, defense says
Lawyers for Richard Allen, a Delphi man convicted of the shocking killing of Abigail "Abby" Williams and Liberty "Libby" German, argued his trial was unfair.
Man wanted in Indianapolis killing brought back to U.S. from Honduras
A Honduran national accused of fatally shooting a man in Indianapolis before fleeing the country has been returned to the U.S. to face criminal charges.
ICE says more than 400 arrested in Indiana over 5-day operation
The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement action that captured social media attention across Indianapolis earlier this month now has a name: Operation Safe Community-Indiana.
Toddler critically injured after north side shooting
A toddler was shot in a home on the north side near the Indianapolis Motor Speedway late Sept. 13.
Girl critically injured in ISP chase, crash tied to Maryland abuse case
A 14-year-old New Jersey girl is in "very critical condition" after an Indiana State Police car chase ended in a crash into Fall Creek north of downtown Indianapolis.
IMPD drafts new rules on Flock cameras, now audits officers' searches daily
About a month after one of its officers was suspended for misusing Flock cameras, the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department gave city-county councilors a copy of its proposed new policy surrounding the technology's use.
Family challenges IMPD's claims on fatal shooting body camera footage
Family members and police are sharing conflicting information about body camera footage depicting the death of a 21-year-old man accused of shooting at officers.
'Toxic, authoritarian': Pike School Board responds to staff concerns
The Pike Township's Board of Education is trying to work on "serious challenges to the district’s culture and climate," according to a message to parents and community members.
Indiana rescuers share 9/11 memories 25 years later
Indiana was one of 28 states to send Federal Emergency Management Agency-sponsored teams to Ground Zero. The team was specially trained to respond to natural disasters, building collapses and terrorist attacks.
Judge gives ex-Indy teacher probation in child sex abuse material case
A former Indianapolis schoolteacher and conductor will not serve prison time after admitting to possessing sexually explicit images of children.
Before viral ICE sightings in Indy, data shows thousands targeted
Even before a wave of U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement detentions were seen in early September and shared across social media, thousands of people were being targeted by the agency in Indiana.
Woman behind false Buttigieg DCS report won't face Indiana charges
The Marshall County prosecutor will not pursue criminal charges against the woman whose false tip led Michigan child welfare officials to investigate former South Bend mayor Pete Buttigieg.
Cause of Whistle Stop Inn fire revealed; when Indy bar could reopen
Cleanup of the Whistle Stop Inn is underway after an electrical fire damaged part of the popular bar and restaurant.
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