Semis allow Indiana State Police troopers a larger viewpoint when searching for traffic violations.

The Indiana Black Expo held the Governor's Award Reception to honor seven African-American Hoosiers for their service across the state.

Over 2,000 volunteers gathered in Lucas Oil Stadium today in an attempt to break the Guinness World Record for simultaneous sandwich-making.

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.

Organizers have reached their public fundraising goal toward building a memorial park for two teenage girls who were killed while out on a northern Indiana recreation trail more than two years ago.

The Ten Point Coalition, an anti-crime group, announced last month that its expansion to the citys far east side was a success. But the message angered some in the community.

Authorities say a woman and her 18-month-old twin daughters died in a fiery, seven-vehicle crash on an Indianapolis freeway.

A visitation was held Saturday for Eva Kor, Holocaust survivor and founder of the CANDLES Holocaust Museum and Education Center in Terre Haute. She died July 4 at age 85.

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

Railroad operator CSX says in a statement that two locomotives derailed at the train yard in Avon and spilled diesel fuel, which caught fire.