Indianapolis police partner with community organizations to connect with kids breaking curfew, promoting mentorship and support.

Gov. Mike Braun warns of state intervention if gun violence in Indianapolis persists. Braun blames local leaders for "dereliction of duty".

The governor also took direct aim at Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett and Marion County Prosecutor Ryan Mears, saying the city and county's criminal justice system isn't holding criminals accountable.

Speakers from youth organizations said they hope to build positive long-term relationships with teens brought in for curfew violations this weekend.

In a press conference addressing public safety ahead of All-Star weekend, Braun stated, “Indianapolis' own justice system is ...

The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department (IMPD) and the Office of Public Health and Safety announced a safe and secure ...

Seven additional people are charged following the violent July 4 weekend in downtown Indianapolis, according to a press ...

On Tuesday, Gov. Mike Braun said a weekend like the one here Indianapolis almost two weeks ago doesn’t do Indiana or ...

Turns out that the active shooter alert was a false alarm, but in real time it caused everyone at the Kentucky Expo Center a ...

The head of the Indianapolis police union said the city's push for an earlier youth curfew is "shallow and shortsighted." He wants Gov. Braun's help.

A juvenile male died after officers for the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department found him and another adult male shot ...

There had been discussions about a mass suicide. In some circles, there were practice drills,” one survivor recounted to The ...