Indianapolis IN

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — An Indianapolis woman is demanding accountability from local law enforcement and the judicial system after her ex-husband was released from jail early, only to resume a campaign of terror just 11 days later. Kelly Humphrey has endured four years of escalation by her ex-husband, David, ranging from

INDIANAPOLIS — An Indianapolis man is accused of attempted murder following a shootout with IMPD that left two officers and the suspect wounded on the city’s west side. Around 2 p.m. Friday, an undercover IMPD officer put 37-year-old Kreshaun Brinkley under surveillance. Court records claim more than 200 shots were fir

At least seven people died from Tuesday, Aug. 11, 2026, through Sunday as severe storms and flooding swept Indiana. The deaths, which happened in cities including Gary to New Castle, involved people ranging in age from 4 to 86. Causes included falling trees, a storm-impacted traffic signal, and a house explosion.

“Our hearts are with his family, and we are supporting them and our team during this difficult time,” SunCoke Energy said in a statement

INDIANAPOLIS – After authorities rescued 16 children last month who had been confined to a single room in a home in rural Ohio, attention turned to their mother, who had been 15 and pregnant when she married their father. The child endangerment case has recharged a national conversation around...

Days after severe weather swept through Indiana, thousands remain without power. According to NIPSCO's website, around 115,000 people were in the dark as of Monday morning. At the peak of the outages, more than 60% of NIPSCO's electric customers were without power, making it the largest outage event in the company's hi

MOORESVILLE, Ind. – FOX59/CBS4 witnessed a water rescue Monday morning in Morgan County. FOX59/CBS4’s Hannah Follman first learned about the incident just before 7:20 a.m. This happened in the 6700 block of East Centenary Road in Mooresville. According to authorities, a delivery driver drove around barricades into high

Hoosiers are grappling with the fallout from this week's historic flooding.

SPENCER, INDIANA — While rain has stopped across the state, flooding remains an ongoing concern, with many rivers and tributaries still sitting at minor to moderate flood stages across Indiana as of Monday, August 17. White River Crests in the North, Still Rising in the Southwest. The White River...

About 107,000 NIPSCO customers remain without power Monday morning as crews continue working to repair widespread damage from a series of severe storms across northern Indiana.