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Coroner identifies 15-, 16-year-olds killed in mass shooting in downtown Indianapolis over 4th of July holiday weekend
INDIANAPOLIS — Police say teenagers flood downtown Indianapolis on the weekends — unsupervised. After a mass shooting left two teens dead Saturday morning, police say something has to change. Many people are calling on parents to be more accountable, and religious leaders say it also comes down to the community.
"Parents and guardians have got to step up," IMPD Chief Chris Bailey said. "We are not your children's keepers. You are." ...
IMPD says Clay Liginfelter was last seen in the 9200 block of Garrison Drive, near East 91st Street and the Monon Trail, ...
Matea Glover said she's never been arrested before encountering IMPD Officer Kenneth Pierce, who is accused of pulling her ...
Indy metro police are asking the public for help in locating a missing 18-year-old not seen since July 4. Daniel Bollinger ...
Indianapolis police are seeking the public’s help in an ongoing animal cruelty investigation with a Greenwood connection.
Police in Indianapolis are investigating a shooting early Sunday morning that left one person dead. It happened around 12:50 ...
Indianapolis metro police are searching for a missing 61-year-old man last seen on the city’s north side. Detectives with the ...
Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett and IMPD Chief Chris Bailey pledge to prevent youth violence after fatal mass shooting.
Indianapolis was struck by tragedy early this morning following a mass shooting that left two dead and five injured, ...
Five people were shot in a two-hour span in Indianapolis late Sunday night and early Monday morning. According to the ...
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