In response to a steep increase in gun violence in Indianapolis, the city announced plans to expand a gun intelligence program.

Clark County Circuit Judge Andrew Adams and fellow Clark County judge Brad Jacobs were shot and seriously wounded during a May 1, 2019, fight that followed a night of bar-hopping as they were in Indianapolis for a judicial conference.

Officers responded about 10:30 p.m. Wednesday to reports of shots being fired and found three men and one woman with apparent gunshot wounds. They were pronounced dead at the scene.

A quadruple shooting on the east side of Indianapolis leaves four dead. The violence comes just hours after civic leaders debated a proposal for a public safety study.

The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department released final 2019 non-fatal shooting information this week.

Three of the six people shot are minors and that two of the six were hospitalized in critical condition. The others suffered less serious wounds.

Marion County court records show felony charges against Clark County Circuit Judge Andrew Adams were dismissed but that he pleaded guilty to one misdemeanor battery charge.

Indianapolis police say a 16-year-old boy and his 15-year-old sister have been shot to death in an apartment on the city's northeast side.

A bipartisan group of local and state officials joined the crowd to talk about what they and activists can do to reduce gun crime in Indiana.

Police say a 17-year-old boy was shot and wounded while walking to a school bus stop on the east side of Indianapolis.