Authorities confiscated their cellphones and were reportedly able to uncover numerous messages that indicated they had killed and burned multiple children.
Fredy P. Felipe-Pascual, 31, of Seymour, Indiana, was arrested Saturday on charges of practicing dentistry without a license and criminal recklessness.
Dominique Washington, 29, of Richmond, Indiana, has been charged in the murders of 40-year-old Christina Michelle Dixon and 41-year-old Matthew Joseph Johnson, court documents state.
Briley Shayne Turner, 25, was originally charged with attempted murder and aggravated battery in connection with the Aug. 18 incident at her Bloomington, Indiana, apartment, court records show.
Dana Shepherd, 52, was arrested in Columbia, Missouri, in connection with the 1993 killing of 19-year-old Carmen Van Huss, the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department announced Tuesday.
Caden Smith, 19, was 16 in October 2021 when a police officer happened upon the bodies of Joseph Thomas, 18, Michael James, 22, and Abdulla Mubarak, 17-all had been shot to death and staged next to one another on a path lined by tall grasses.
The bodies of two teenage girls were found Tuesday afternoon along Deer Creek in Indianapolis. The girls went missing Monday while hiking on the Delphi Historic Trails with investigations underway for a possible homicide.
Donald Trump just won the Indiana Primary clearing his path to the GOP nomination. He needs only 190 delegates in order to reach the needed 1,237 delegates and many are projecting that he will get more than that.
US presidential candidates Ted Cruz and John Kasich plan on working together to prevent Donald Trump's triumph in the upcoming primaries in Indiana, New Mexico and Oregon. The primaries will be crucial in increasing their GOP delegates.
Planned Parenthood of Indiana and Kentucky filed a lawsuit against the state of Indiana, saying the new state law restricting abortion is unconstitutional.
The act of aborting a fetus due to its genetic abnormalities like Down syndrome is now illegal in Indiana. Governor Mike Pence recently affixed his signature on the bill making it a law in the state.
Indiana Gov. Mike Pence says his "strong bias for the public's right to know" will weigh heavily as he decides whether to veto a measure that would protect police departments at Notre Dame and private colleges from following the same crime reporting requirements.
Lawmakers in the Republican-dominated statehouses of Indiana and Arkansas on Thursday approved fixes to religion acts that had provoked a storm of criticism from rights groups and big U.S. companies because the measures were seen as allowing for discrimination against gays.
