ODESSA, Texas (KMID/KPEJ)- The Odessa Police Department arrested two people last weekend after a teen who’d run away early in February was found living with a convicted sex offender. Anita Newton has been charged with Harboring a Runaway and Michael Gene Linthicum has been charged with Harboring a Runaway as well as Failure to Comply […]

Bradley Marchant is Indiana State Police's forensic investigative genetic genealogist and he's already making a difference.

A Venezuelan man who was found dead in Northwest Indiana last week has been identified. Nelson Daniel Ramos-Rivas, a 23-year-old Venezuelan national who lived in Tillamook County, Oregon, was found dead around 9:30 a.

Feb. 24 (UPI) -- State troopers in Indiana ended up in a hoof chase with a "sassy" pony spotted wandering on a highway median. Sgt. Ted Bohner, public information officer for the Indiana State Police Bremen Post, said troopers responded to a report of a pony in the median on the Indiana Toll Road, near the 44 mile marker in LaPorte County.

Law enforcement agencies across the country have used tire deflation devices, more commonly called stop sticks, to stop high-speed pursuits for years.

An Indiana man charged with making threats to Elon Musk on social media told authorities he was just being "edgy."

In a probable cause for his arrest, Cherry explained to Indiana State Police that he was trying to get attention, and he did not intend to carry out any of the threats. An initial hearing for Cherry happened Friday morning. Attorneys for Cherry did not ...

A southern Indiana man is facing attempted murder charges after police say he stabbed a woman, leaving her in critical condition.

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WFFT) — Two women have been arrested for allegedly sex trafficking children. Indiana State Police say a months-long investigation led to the arrest of Leticia Granados, 21, and Harley Cooley, 20.

A man from Indiana was arrested after a multi-state U-Haul truck chase and barricading himself inside the vehicle.

Indiana’s thousands of law enforcement officers were the focus of a Senate corrections committee on Tuesday, as legislators parsed through concerns about red flag laws and “buffer zones.”