Indianapolis IN

Indiana has been declared free from highly pathogenic avian influenza, but owners of all flocks need to remain vigilant in biosecurity and prevention of the virus.

INDIANAPOLIS — Court records show that a mother shot a convicted child molester after she told police he was sexually assaulting the woman’s 12-year-old daughter in a hotel room. On May 24, police responded to the shooting incident at the Baymont Inn on Eagle View Drive on the west side of Indianapolis. The woman...

Gurdev Singh, an immigrant lacking permanent legal status, was arrested at a U.S.-Canada border crossing after being wanted in Indiana for child solicitation.

Big Bear Shaved Ice will be participating in the Juneteenth Foodways Festival, offering a special lemonade papaya shake-up inspired by historical recipes and celebrating cultural heritage through food.

Whether you're a lifelong Hoosier or just passing through the cornfields and crossroads of Indiana, chances are you've heard a few odd sayings that sound more like wives' tales than wisdom. I'm talking about those weird, wonderful, and silly Midwestern superstitions - where spilled salt is a serious situation and...

Indiana has already doubled the state's annual tornado average and will likely get many more this year. Here are the counties at the highest risk of major tornado damage. According to the National Weather Service, Indiana has had an average of 22 tornadoes a year over the last 75 years. Indiana has experienced over...

An appeal from Elizabeth Fox-Doerr, the widow who was convicted of the murder of her husband, firefighter Robert Doerr, has been denied by the Indiana Court of Appeals. Fox-Doerr argued the court abused its discretion in admitting several pieces of evidence, including her Grand Jury testimony and phone records. She...

INDIANAPOLIS — Governor Mike Braun held a ceremonial signing for two laws on May 28. The Governor officially signed Senate Enrolled Act 324 and House Enrolled Act 1014 into law earlier this month. In the room with Governor Braun this time though, lawmakers and Hoosiers, some with personal connections...

Gov. Mike Braun said a new law “raises the bar” on dealing fentanyl to ensure Hoosiers are better protected against the drug. Braun highlighted legislation Wednesday that reduces the amount of the drug someone has to possess in order to trigger harsher criminal penalties. According to the Centers...

The Assessment and Intervention Center in Indianapolis opened in 2020. Since then, they have seen an increase in the number of people they have referred to recovery programs.