The Indianapolis pastor whose wife was killed in a home invasion last week spoke publicly for the first time about the case. In an interview with "Good Morning America" Tuesday, Davey Blackburn says he's "baffled" why anyone would want to kill his wife, Amanda.

Indianapolis police investigators said Friday they've identified a suspect in the killing of Amanda Blackburn, the pastor's wife who was shot to death during a robbery at their home on the northwest side.

Three people were shot inside Washington Square Mall Wednesday evening after a fight escalated into gunfire, according to police.

A push by Indianapolis to increase the number of cops on the street means a crowded police academy.

Police said the four were shot in the front yard of a home where about a dozen people had gathered for the memorial for an elderly person had died a few days earlier.

Officials formally unveiled the proposed 2016 budget for Indianapolis police during a Wednesday night City-County Council committee meeting.

Police are frequently first responders to a mental-health crisis, situations that can be fraught with uncertainty -- and sometimes, danger. And mental-health issues often go untreated or overlooked, until there's a crisis.

The Indianapolis City-County Council decided after a lengthy debate to not override a mayoral veto for the second time over funding for new police cars. And BlueIndy electric rental cars parked downtown risk being towed away.

Attorneys for the estate of a black man fatally shot when an Indianapolis police officer and a security guard opened fire on him claim in a federal lawsuit he was unarmed at the time.

Federal prosecutors claim David McMichel, 31, led the trafficking operation from his west-side Jackson Street residence, all while serving out the remainder of a prison sentence on home detention stemming from a third felony conviction.