The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department released its 2021 homicide report Monday, which found 45.76% of homicide cases are unsolved. The other 54.24% of homicides are considered to be “cleared” meaning they have resulted in an arrest.

The county’s justice system starts its move in the next month from downtown to a neighborhood southeast of Indianapolis. The campus was originally set to open in December, but due to pandemic-related supply chain issues, it will begin to open early next year.

The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department seeks the public's help for information regarding a hit-and-run that left an 11-year-old boy dead.

Indianapolis broke its annual homicide record this weekend. Deaths include non-criminal homicides that do not result in criminal charges.

Newly released data found racial disparities in Indianapolis’s criminal justice system, creating a cradle to prison pipeline.

The Indiana Criminal Justice Institute awarded $6.5 million to more than 200 police departments across the state to address reckless driving.

Indianapolis broke its yearly homicide record again, with 218 criminal homicides reported as of Monday afternoon.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation recently released data which showed there were 186 hate crimes reported in Indiana in 2020, more than double the amount that was reported the previous year.

A new study from Butler University shows the benefits of hiring workers who have a criminal history.

Victims of non-fatal shootings in Indianapolis have been reluctant to provide law enforcement with information about who shot them.