Indianapolis News

A man and seven minors escaped without injury from a fire early Wednesday morning at their home in Northwest Indianapolis.

Bright skies and light winds Wednesday, and Thursday also looks promising. The dew point temperature - a good proxy for amount of moisture in the air - is down to the 40s in northern Indiana, and falling to around 60 in central Indiana.

You'll be seeing a lot of American flags displayed in the coming weeks as we approach the Fourth of July.

Indianapolis police have revealed the identity of the victim in a fatal shooting last week on the city's Eastside.

Five people were hospitalized tonight after an accident on the city’s Northeastside, fire officials said.

"BRACO" - The Croatian Man Recently Credited by United Nations Community for his Humanitarian Commitment, Brings Uncommon Gift to Indianapolis, Indiana June 26-27.

State regulators ordered a Near-Westside recycling company that burned down during the weekend company to reduce the number of tires stored there last year because it could pose a fire hazard.

The Coast Guard says it can't find any sign of shiny metallic flakes in Lake Michigan that led to beach closures.

Authorities in southern Indiana say a 16-year-old boy handling a rifle accidentally shot his 12-year-old brother in the head.

On June 21, Monument Circle will transform into one giant yoga mat. The summer solstice class, presented by Monumental Yoga, is an opportunity for yogis of all levels to practice their sun salutations, rain or shine.

One day after publicly identifying the lone suspect in the Waynesville quadruple killings, Bartholomew County authorities are now saying the case "will continue to develop over the next several days and weeks."

An Indianapolis father was arrested after, police said, he drunkenly rode his bicycle against traffic -- while carrying his 3-year-old daughter in his arm.

A 48-year-old Indianapolis woman was found dead after a hit-and-run crash late Monday night on the city's Near Northside.

A shooting late Monday night on the city's Near Northside left a 28-year-old man in critical condition.

A former Indiana business partner of hardware kingpin John Menard contends in a lawsuit that the Wisconsin billionaire pressured her to have sex with him and his wife and retaliated by firing her husband as a financial adviser and filing lawsuits against them and some of their friends.

When another Indianapolis manufacturing company closed up and moved overseas a few years ago, L & E Engineering President Greg Sandberg found a golden growth opportunity.

Paula Cooper was 16 when she was sentenced to death for the stabbing murder of a Bible school teacher.

A proposed $33.5 million city bond package meant to clear the way for redevelopment on Massachusetts Avenue includes a loan to the American Red Cross of Greater Indianapolis.

Prosecutors say the 15-year-old accused in a deadly crime spree is simply too dangerous to leave in the juvenile justice system.

An Indiana woman whose death sentence for a killing when she was 15 years old helped change the way juveniles are treated by courts across the country is being released from prison.