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IMPD enforces curfew law for children under 18

By FARAH YOUSRY The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department announced they will enforceĀ the state’s curfew lawĀ for people under 18 starting Friday. The decision comes in response to...

Downtown Indianapolis mass shooting leaves 7 children wounded

Seven children were wounded by gunshots in a mass shooting outside the downtown mall minutes before Easter Sunday.

Pro-Palestinian activists demand ceasefire in Gaza during All-Star Weekend

As celebrities and public figures flocked to Indianapolis for the NBA All-Star weekend, pro-Palestinian activists were hoping to draw attention to calls for a ceasefire in Gaza.

Indianapolis city leaders lay out public safety plans ahead of NBA All-Star weekend

By JILL SHERIDAN City leaders announce public safety plans for NBA All-Star game at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. (Jill Sheridan/WFYI) It’s all hands on deck as Indianapolis gets...

Indianapolis mayor names new IMPD chief of policeĀ 

Mayor Joe Hogsett announced that Christopher Bailey is being appointed as the new chief of the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department on Monday, Feb. 12.Ā Ā 

Black and blue

Last week the Minority Police Officers Association (MPOA) held a press conference at which it announced its support for a badge that commemorates the...

ā€˜It’s about respect’: IMPD Black history month badge delay causes concern for minority officers, supporters

The Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance (IMA) held a press conference on Wednesday, Jan. 23 in support of the Minority Police Officers Association (MPOA). Volunteers for...

Hogsett gives Violence Reduction Strategy update

Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett gave an update on the $150 million Violence Reduction Strategy, now in its third year, Jan. 4. He was joined...

Who will be the next IMPD chief?

After former IMPD Chief Randal Taylor released a statement announcing he would be stepping down from his position in early December 2023, the question...

Behind the badge: Randal Taylor reflects on time as IMPD chief

Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department Chief Randal Taylor announced his resignation Dec. 15. He reflects on his time and leadership as IMPD chief and the department’s growth and challenges.
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