In response to a triple homicide Sunday night, local clergy and Indianapolis police have announced a new strategy to keep the northwest Indianapolis' neighborhood safe.

Metal detectors were installed in the fairgrounds' Indiana Farmers Coliseum for the last Indy Fuel hockey season and organizers decided to expand them to the rest of the fairgrounds.

Community members gathered Thursday night for a public safety forum to discuss violence reduction in Indianapolis.

Indiana's dispatch centers now receive an average of between 500 and 600 text-to-911 calls every day.

The Hamilton County Sheriff's Office is partnering with an online crime tracking company to allow residents to search for and report crimes more easily.

Police collected more than 9,000 samples from those arrested for felonies January through March. They got 72 hits from those samples, including an unsolved rape from 2016.

The opioid crisis created a spike in people driving under the influence of prescription drugs.

Terrorist attacks on 9/11 required assistance from thousands of emergency responders, and one thing became abundantly clear: they couldn't really communicate well.

Nobelsville is one of the first cities in the country to use FirstNet, which answered 911 requests for better response technology.

She penned a letter to state and U.S. lawmakers, outlining current policies regarding school safety and urging action.