The event — which invites female volleyball players aged 11-18 and their coaches, teams, families, advisors and officials — ...

A man was found dead on the scene of a 6-vehicle crash Friday afternoon on Indy's northeast side. IMPD is still working to ...

INDIANAPOLIS — IMPD said Thursday afternoon a 45-year-old woman missing from Indianapolis' near northwest side "has been located and is safe." The department had been asking for the public's help in ...

INDIANAPOLIS — Students, IMPD officers, and members of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives gathered at The Edison School of the Arts on Monday to celebrate the 6th graders' ...

This story contains mention of domestic violence. Abuse can be reported by calling the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233 (SAFE) or 1-800-787-3224 (TTY). After an hours-long ...

Indianapolis police said a deadly shooting at a northeast apartment complex began as a domestic dispute Jan. 13, 2025 and ended with a police standoff.

INDIANAPOLIS — IMPD investigated a vehicle believed to be suspicious on Market Street in downtown Indianapolis on Monday afternoon. The department announced it was investigating a semi-cab just before ...

As of Monday, no arrests have made. IMPD urges anyone with information into this shooting to contact Detective Douglas Swails at (317)327-3475 or email him at [email protected].

Medics were called to the complex, but the girl was ultimately pronounced dead at the scene. IMPD indicated that it has not arrested any suspects at this point in its investigation of the shooting.

He is described as a 5’11”, 168-pound man with gray hair and brown eyes. If you see him or know anything about where he might be located, please call 9-1-1, the IMPD Missing Persons Unit, or Crime ...

This new option was described Tuesday as a 24/7 collaborative effort where the fire department, EMS, and the police department will join forces and respond together. Bailey said, “IMPD will ...

“A law enforcement response is not always necessary or appropriate for these runs,” said IMPD chief Chris Bailey. The plan going forward is for first responders with Indianapolis EMS and the ...