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INDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis police are investigating what led to a man being shot and killed early Sunday morning on the city’s near west side. IMPD officers were called to the 500 block of N. Pershing Ave. for a death investigation shortly after 1 a.m. on Sunday, June 4. While investigating, responding officers discovered a man […]

LAWRENCE, Ind. — Three people were shot at a Lawrence park Sunday night. Lawrence Police Department officers responded to a shots fired call around 10:15 p.m. at Lawrence Community Park, located at 5301 N. Franklin Road. Upon arrival, officers found three individuals with gunshot wounds. One was taken the hospital after being shot in the […]

INDIANAPOLIS — Monday night the City-County Council will get its first look at Proposal 156 which would enact sweeping changes to gun laws in Marion County, but only if the General Assembly agrees. ”I think that the mayor of Indianapolis is definitely trying to make a statement that these are measures that he thinks are […]

INDIANAPOLIS – An Indianapolis man is asking for your help solving his brother’s murder.   It’s been two years since 22-year-old Timothy “Alek” Hood was shot and killed on Indy’s south side. His family says they aren’t giving up hope as they continue to search for justice.   “It hurts every day,” said Alek’s brother, Zackary Hood. […]

INDIANAPOLIS — IMPD homicide detectives are investigating a shooting that left one person dead early Sunday. Officers were called to the 500 block of North Pershing Avenue around 1 a.m. Sunday for a death investigation. When they arrived, they were notified of a man who had reportedly been shot.

Skies are mainly clear and temperatures have cooled in the overnight! A great start to a new workweek and very comfortable out-the-door to begin your morning. Rain chances low but more comfortable air has returned!. Skies are mainly clear and temperatures have cooled in the overnight! A great start to...

📣🎉 Hey, friends! Do you have any plans for this weekend? If not, I have some exciting news for you! 💥. Have you ever wondered why toxic relationships are becoming the new norm? Do you want to know what happens when two people cheat, lie, and abuse each other but can't seem to let go? Then you don't want to miss the upcoming event "Till Toxic Do Us Part" happening this Saturday, June 11th, at 5 PM! 🤔💔

When it comes to seeing the outdoors, there is no shortage of options. From climbing up cliffs and hiking through forests to tubing down rivers and fishing in lakes, Indiana offers limitless ways to spend time enjoying nature. In this article, we'll talk about one of the most amazing ways to take in all the natural beauty the Hoosier State has to offer along the scenic French Lick Railway.

When Amber Hagerman was abducted in 1996 there was a witness who saw a man and a distinctive car near where she was taken. But there was no way to get this information out to the mass public in time and to this day the mystery of what happened to Amber still remains. But her story changed the way the country handles child abductions and a precedent to issue an Amber Alert in situations like hers, was made.

Indianapolis is becoming a deadlier city for cyclists. Driving the news: There were 4.5 fatal bicycle crashes on average for every million Indianapolis residents from 2017-2021, per data from the League of American Bicyclists via the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration — up 75% from 2012-2016 and far above the national average.

HAMILTON COUNTY, Ind. — Around 1,000 gallons of unleaded fuel was spilled in Westfield Sunday after a fuel tanker flipped over while traveling on State Road 32. Westfield Fire Department officials on the scene confirmed that the fuel tanker was transporting an estimated 8,500 gallons of gasoline when it lost control in a roundabout at the intersection […]

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (WPTA) - A statewide Silver Alert has been issued Sunday for a missing woman from Indianapolis. Jeanetta Harvey, 63, was last seen around Friday, June 2 at 6:30 p.m. Harvey is described a a white female, 5 feet tall, 160 pounds, brown hair with green eyes, last seen...

An Indiana man who claimed to be former President Donald Trump and the son of Bill and Hillary Clinton was sentenced to 82 years in prison on Thursday after his conviction for the 2022 murder of his father.

According to Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department four people were shot in separate shootings in Indianapolis in less than 24 hours.

JOHNSON COUNTY, Ind. — An off-duty IMPD detective and an off-duty Lawrence firefighter were arrested Friday for domestic battery in Greenwood. The Johnson County Sheriff’s Office responded to a domestic dispute at the 2200 block of Marina Court in Greenwood around 11:10 p.m. Friday night. Joseph Lee Gourley, 37, and Katie Elizabeth Gourley, 33, were […]

The Rev. D.A. Graham stepped to his A.M.E. pulpit in Indianapolis. He often read from the Gospels or spoke about the love of Jesus, but on this day, he decried the mistreatment of Black Americans. Over the past seven years, there had been more than 1,200 lynchings of Black Americans,...

Update (6/3/23): IMPD confirmed that Katherine McCrory has been found safe and thanked the community for their assistance. INDIANAPOLIS – Indianapolis police are asking for the public’s help in finding a missing 19-year-old. Police said Katherine McCrory was last seen Friday, June 2nd on William Penn Places off of Sergeant Road. Katherine is described as […]

📣 Hey, friends! Do you have plans for this weekend yet? How about meeting one of your favorite artists in Indianapolis? 🤩. We are excited to announce the Meet & Greet event exclusively for ticket holders of Alexandra Kay's concert at 8 Seconds Saloon in Indianapolis on June 10th, 2023. 🎉

Wild dashcam footage shows an hour-long chase involving a stolen school bus and multiple law enforcement agencies Tuesday morning. The post Hijacked school bus leads cops on wild chase through corn fields across state lines first appeared on Law & Crime.

A homicide suspect who was on the run was discovered and arrested in Indiana Friday, March 31.