This week the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department started a body camera pilot. Officers and supervisors will wear cameras for the busiest shift in the busiest districts, which includes North, East, and Southeast districts.

The city agreed last month to pay Gerald Cole $2.15 million to settle a federal lawsuit stemming from his October 2016 shooting.

When you call 2-1-1 youre connected with someone trained to help with crisis situations. Community leaders call their new awareness campaign Talk it Out, Dont Shoot it Out.

The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Departments Gang Resistance Education and Training program, or GREAT, is holding its second week of summer camp for students in 4th through 8th grade.

Word of the arrests comes after police officials, the FBI Violent Crimes Task Force and the Indianapolis mayor's office met Wednesday to discuss efforts to curb cellphone thefts.

Community leaders and local police department join to announce plans for their violence prevention and youth-focused programs this summer.

AT&T launched an initiative today to reduce violent crime in the city. Believe Indy will invest $275,000 in nonprofits that use community-based approaches to the problem.

IMPD said in a statement that the officer's condition continues to improve. He's listed in good condition and is reportedly in good spirits.

An Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department officer was shot Sunday evening on the city's east side.

The program adds resources and staff to focus on NIBIN, a forensics tool that uses crime scene evidence to quickly identify potential suspects.