The tool gives officers evidence-based, objective information to help them determine the best course of action.

A long-time Indiana University law professor and his wife are suing the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department and one its officers over a 2016 traffic stop.

Indianapolis police say a man shot by an officer during a struggle over a weapon is expected to survive.

The shooting occurred Thursday afternoon after officers pulled over the suspect's car on the city's far east side.

The billboard on the east side of Indiana's capital depicts Seattle's picturesque skyline and the message that the Washington state city that's 2,000 miles from Indianapolis is hiring police officers, The Indianapolis Star reported .

The shooting happened late Sunday on the city's northwest side, near where people were gathered for a jazz festival.

Indianapolis residents will host more than 140 events across the city as a part of the National Night Out.

The event marks the launch of an exhibit at Central Library, showcasing the history of women on the force with photographs, uniforms, officer profiles and other memorabilia.

A federal appeals court says Indianapolis doesn't have to pay the legal fees of a police officer who successfully defended a lawsuit accusing him of negligence.

Indianapolis City-County Council President Vop Osili and six other councilors from both major parties announced the meetings during a news conference Thursday.