Indianapolis News

Indianapolis Metro Police have arrested a man who allegedly heated up a bottle for a crying baby during a violent home invasion robbery.

An Indianapolis man convicted of killing three children and four adults during a home invasion robbery three years ago is facing a sentence of life in prison.

A southwest side man suffered serious injuries after two men forced their way in, attacked him and ransacked his home.

People who buy stamps, mail packages and keep post office boxes at the Diplomat Plaza station won't have to change their habits.

More ceremony than substance will fill the agenda today when the state's 150 lawmakers return to the Statehouse for their annual Organization Day.

Two Lafayette middle school students were being treated for burns received when a flash fire broke out during a science experiment Wednesday.

The Indianapolis Executive Airport, 11329 E. Ind. 32, announced earlier this month that it has received the Aviation Association of Indiana's 2009 Airport of the Year award.

An Indianapolis mother is pleading guilty to neglect and will testify against her boyfriend in the death of her daughter.

Protesters have been unable to change the decision to stop fielding football teams at three Indianapolis high schools.

On Tuesday morning around 11am, Noblesville Police Department responded to an accident that happened on the southbound lanes of State Road 37 and Pleasant Street.

The Indianapolis Civic Theatre is planning to move to the new Carmel Performing Arts Center in two years.

Lawrence Township trustee Russell Brown is expected to introduce a resolution to the advisory board, expressing the interest to merge the Lawrence Fire Department with Indianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS - Indiana hopes to win $250 million or more in competitive federal stimulus grants for schools - money the state superintendent says it deserves because of recent changes lawmakers made to education policies.

When the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra takes the stage these days, it will carry the weight of a $2.8 million deficit on its shoulders -- the largest in its 79-year history.

Witnesses reported seeing teenagers entering what was a supposedly vacant house on the Eastside that caught fire and burned this morning.

Some Indiana University professors are working on plans to start a boarding school nearly half a world away for inner-city youths from around the state.

CNN host Lou Dobbs, whose outspoken views on U.S. immigration have made him one of the most controversial figures on television, said on Wednesday he is leaving the 24-hour cable news network immediately because he wants a freer platform to state his opinion.

A 45-year-old Indianapolis man may spend three years behind bars for helping to spin a web of mortgage fraud that entangled hundreds of Indianapolis houses.

Indiana voters are getting a taste of direct democracy thanks to a 2008 referenda law, and so far so good.

They just had to say thank you. Thank you to the lobbyists who supplied the 50 members of the Indiana Senate with popcorn, milk, soft drinks, bottled water, candy and even a Wal-mart gift card throughout the General Assembly's 2009 regular session.