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Even amid pandemic, people found ways to celebrate. → Read More
The shooting left one woman dead, police said. → Read More
The shooting happened in the 2600 block of North Sherman Drive. → Read More
IMPD officers were called around 4 a.m. to the 2700 block of South Hunter Road. → Read More
Vaccination pace is expected to pick up after the holidays, Dr. Lindsay Weaver said. → Read More
The extension keeps Indiana in a state of emergency through Jan. 24. → Read More
At least nine New Year's Eve parties are planned at Indianapolis bars and restaurants, and some are already sold out. → Read More
The person was pronounced dead at the scene from apparent trauma. → Read More
Here are the updated COVID-19 case and death numbers from the Indiana State Department of Health on Thursday, Dec. 24. → Read More
A third man was transported to the hospital after the shooting. → Read More
Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb and health officials provided a regular update on the battle against coronavirus on Dec. 22. → Read More
Birchfield had been with the IFD for more than two decades. → Read More
The victim was initially reported to be in critical condition after the shooting at 38th Street near Emerson Avenue. → Read More
Thomas L. Kirsch II was previously the U.S. attorney for the Northern District of Indiana. Now he'll fill the seat left open by Amy Coney Barrett. → Read More
The incident occurred at 6300 Maidstone Road on the city's northwest side, Indianapolis Metropolitan Police said. → Read More
The incident involving a Zionsville Community School Corporation substitute teacher reportedly took place off school grounds. → Read More
Alcohol is not believed to be a factor in the crash that happened around 5:30 p.m. Thursday. The driver is not facing charges at this time. → Read More
Kristin A. Tomalia, 37, and Rene C. Tomalia, 43, were pronounced dead at nearby hospitals, police said. → Read More
The fight originated over Facebook, according to court documents. → Read More
Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb and health officials provided a regular update on the battle against coronavirus on Dec. 16. → Read More