‘Tell them you’re okay or I’m going to shoot you’: IMPD bodycam footage shows...
INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department has released edited bodycam footage documenting the moments leading to a police shooting during a hostage situation on the city’s north side. According to a graphic that appears at the beginning of the video, officers responded shortly before 11:30 a.m. on
‘Told you your a— whooping was coming’: Woman accused of orchestrating attack on sleeping...
Robin Jackson is accused of orchestrating an attack on a man as he slept in his Indiana home, leaving the victim with a collapsed lung. The post 'Told you your a— whooping was coming': Woman accused of orchestrating attack on sleeping man, leaving him with collapsed lung first appeared on Law & Crime .
Indiana FOP Leader Pushes for Statewide Guardrails on Flock Cameras
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WOWO) — As Fort Wayne prepares to decide the future of its Flock license plate reader system, a top Indiana Fraternal Order of Police official says the state needs legislation establishing clear rules for how the technology can be used by law enforcement. Mitch McKinney, vice...
Class action lawsuit filed against NIPSCO over Northwest Indiana power outages
A law firm has filed a class action lawsuit against NIPSCO, alleging the utility's failure to manage trees and vegetation has left thousands of Northwest Indiana residents without power for up to two weeks.
Indiana police increase DUI patrols for end-of-summer push
Bloomington-area law enforcement agencies will increase patrols and conduct sobriety checkpoints through early September as part of the national “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” campaign. The effort is being coordinated by the Monroe County Traffic Safety Partnership, according to a community announcement. Supported by
Suspect accused of shooting two IMPD officers on Indy’s west side charged
Marion County prosecutors have filed attempted murder charges against the 37-year-old suspect in a police shooting that injured two IMPD officers.
Braun touts start of universal school choice in Indiana
Indiana’s K-12 school voucher program reached a new milestone when students returned this month: All Hoosier students are now eligible for the state’s publicly funded choice scholarship to offset the cost of private school tuition, regardless of family income. Gov. Mike Braun toured Cardinal Ritter Catholic High School
‘I’m Exhausted, Hot, Irritated, And Hungry’: Indiana Woman Living In A Blackout Has Gone...
An Indiana woman posts updates about living in a blackout for over a week. According to her TikTok channel, the power outage was caused by a tornado that went through her town of Gary. Her first two videos had the tally at 6 days without power. Additionally, she claims the situation is even more stressful as she lives
Male flown to Indianapolis after crashing to avoid animal
A male motorcyclist was flown to an Indianapolis hospital after crashing near Rosedale due to an animal running into his path.
Red crown rot is closer than you think
You spot a patch of dying soybeans from the road. They have yellowing on the leaves, and as you squint to get a better look, you silently confirm to yourself that it’s sudden death syndrome. But what if it’s not? And now, you’ve written it off as another problem...

















