Early-morning violence in downtown Indianapolis in recent weekends has grabbed widespread public attention, prompting ...

Curbing youth violence and crime prevention are the focus of Indianapolis public safety leaders this year as the city continues its violence-reduction goals. In an update given Thursday ...

Indy Peace, a group aimed at reducing gun violence in Indianapolis, has set up pop-up events in communities to provide ...

Indianapolis public safety leaders reflect on 2024, share priorities for next year. Story by Lauren Kostiuk • 2mo. 2024 has been a challenging and busy year for IMPD as the department continues ...

Shreve accused Hogsett of failing to improve Indianapolis' public safety and of not having a plan. The Hogsett campaign criticized Shreve's plan as not being a serious set of policies.

Indianapolis public safety leaders reflect on 2024, share priorities for next year 13News sat down with Chief Chris Bailey and the city’s deputy director of violence reduction. To stream 13 WTHR on ...

Indianapolis today announced a $37 million upgrade to the public safety radio communication system. "This state-of-the-art communication system will provide clearer transmissions, improved ...

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced the creation of a National Public Safety Partnership to combat violent crime on Tuesday. The plan includes 12 cities that are joi… ...

Lt. Scott Kulig, Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department (IMPD) body worn camera system administrator, demonstrates IMPD's new BodyWorn police cameras on Tuesday, Sept. 15, 2020. "It dings to ...

Funding for the Office of Public Health and Safety will continue to fund its clinician-led response team downtown and on the east side 24/7. In the proposed budget, the Marion County Sheriff’s Office ...

The Indianapolis Department of Public Safety could save $8.6 million over the next five years by replacing 1,035 non-patrol vehicles with plug-in electric hybrids, according to an internal review ...

Early-morning violence in downtown Indianapolis in recent weekends has grabbed widespread public attention, prompting politicians on the state and city level to weigh in on the situation.