Luis Martinez

A former Indiana fire chief is facing a fresh round of child sex crime charges, and the woman who says he abused her as a teenager is now speaking out publicly.

A 15-year-old Anderson boy has been sentenced to 100 years in prison for the shooting death of 26-year-old Dayla Swain outside a local bar.

With the new installment of Spider-Man, something similar happens as with the old dilemma (or just confusion of a bad student) between enough and necessary.

An Indianapolis woman accused of fighting Metro PCS workers inside a store allegedly returned three days later with a brick and attacked two of the

A former IMPD deputy chief was wounded in the ankle Friday night after a 53-year-old man allegedly opened fire at an east-side home, turning a late-night doorstep confrontation into a gunfight that sent both men to hospitals.

Three Indianapolis landowners have won $415,326 from the federal government after the Nickel Plate Trail was built across property tied to the former railroad corridor.

Indianapolis' own Eclipse Drum & Bugle Corps is about to trade rehearsal fields for the bright lights of Lucas Oil Stadium, making its first appearance

More than 120 golfers are expected to trade the office for the fairway next Thursday, when Boys & Girls Clubs of Indianapolis hosts its annual Fore the Kids fundraiser at Coffin Golf Club.

A North-Central Indiana mortgage lender is heading into a federal review with a fair-housing group pressing regulators to examine what it says are years of racial and economic disparities in home lending.

MISSISSAUGA, Canada—In a historic moment for organized labor, 800 Walmart workers at a warehouse in the Toronto suburb of Mississauga voted overwhelmingly to approve their first-ever collective bargaining agreement with the retail giant. The workers are members of Unifor Local 252, and their vote marks the first time that a union contract has been reached with Walmart anywhere in North America.