News for Indiana

Meteorologists say March was unseasonably and stubbornly warm across the continental U.S., making it the most abnormally hot month in the last 132 years of record-keeping.

IMPD confirms that no officers were injured in a police shooting on the south side of Indianapolis on Wednesday night.

If the ceasefire in Iran allows oil to flow, experts say, gas prices in the U.S. could start declining over the next weeks.

Sophie Cunningham posted on Instagram that she will be joining the broadcast team with USA Sports for WNBA games and contribute to studio coverage.

A new federal program passed under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act aims to help children build savings from birth by offering a $1,000 seed payment from the government.

A section of southbound I-65 in downtown Indianapolis is set to close this weekend to remove the abandoned railroad bridge north of Fletcher Avenue and preparing for pavement replacement.

NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte met with President Donald Trump on Wednesday to try to smooth over the president's anger with the military alliance over the Iran war.

The university announced on Wednesday that 2005 Butler alum Maria Marchesano will be replacing former coach Austin Parker.

An Indy man is accused of accidentally shooting and killing his girlfriend while playing with a gun on the couch, according to court documents.

Oil prices plunged below $95 per barrel, and stock markets surged worldwide Wednesday after President Donald Trump pulled back from his threat to destroy Iran.

NASHVILLE, Ind. - Without full-time firefighters on site 24/7, it can take upwards of 20 minutes for someone to respond to the Brown County Volunteer Fire Department during an emergency in Nashville - a reality those in charge say is dangerous and unsustainable. Those 20 minutes aren't even counting the travel time between the station […]

INDIANAPOLIS — A suspect was wounded while exchanging gunfire with police on the south side of Indianapolis on Wednesday night while inside a home containing two children. According to the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department, officers were called to the 1200 block of Sumner Avenue around 8 p.m. to investigate a shooting. When police arrived at […]

NOBLESVILLE, Ind. — Five different women across three separate businesses in Noblesville have been arrested for prostitution. According to the Noblesville Police Department, from March 18 to April 6, NPD received multiple complaints of possible illegal activities coming out of three different foot spas in the city. NPD's Street Crimes Unit then initiated an investigation. […]

TIPPECANOE COUNTY, Ind. -- A woman has been found guilty in connection with the targeted shooting of a Tippecanoe County judge and his wife. Amanda Milsap has been found guilty of the following counts: Bribery (Level 5 Felony), Obstruction of Justice (Level 6 Felony) and Invasion of Privacy (Class A Misdemeanor). The verdict was delivered […]

INDIANAPOLIS — A semi-driver was fortunately not seriously injured after his load crashed through the back of his cab. The Indiana Department of Transportation issued an alert about the crash at 2 p.m. on Wednesday. The incident occurred on I-465 northbound on the east side of Indianapolis near 56th Street. Indiana State Police Sgt. John […]

INDIANAPOLIS -- Construction for IndyGo's Blue Line is steadily underway, connecting Marion County residents across the east-west corridor. However, the early months of road work have already put a strain on local businesses nearby. Crews are currently moving dirt along Washington Street in Irvington, as pipes are being relocated ahead of the bus route construction. […]

After a frosty morning, a warm front moved across the state and temperatures were 20 degrees warmer than they were Tuesday afternoon. Even warmer weather arrives tomorrow with more “May-like” highs in the 70s. The combination of milder temperatures, low relative humidity and gusty 30 mph winds, will bring an elevated fire weather risk for […]

INDIANAPOLIS -- Reckless homicide charges have been filed against an Indianapolis man following an accidental shooting that turned deadly on Indy's east side. Just before midnight, inside a home on Caryle Place on April 1, a single gunshot turned tragic when a woman was shot in the neck. The victim was rushed to the hospital […]

INDIANAPOLIS -- A Georgia-based developer is looking to build a new data center on the east side of Indianapolis, marking the latest data center to be announced in Indiana. According to DC Blox, it plans to invest over $2 billion to construct a three-building data center campus at the site of the former Ford Visteon […]

MECHANICSBURG, Ind. — A drive-in movie theater that has been entertaining Boone County audiences for the last 80 years is no longer. M.E.L.S. at the Starlite Drive-In in Mechanicsburg announced over the weekend on Facebook that it is permanently closed after the property was sold to new ownership. Opened in 1946, the theater operated at […]