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INDIANAPOLIS - An Indianapolis teen was charged after he allegedly murdered a man on the north side, according to court documents.

Azriel Goines, 19, was charged with the following:

INDIANAPOLIS -- Indiana State Police have arrested a man who allegedly fired multiple shots at a vehicle in the northbound lanes of Interstate 465 in August.

ISP has announced the arrest of 19-year-old Logan Quisenberry of Indianapolis for his alleged role in a road rage incident that occurred on Aug. 21 on I-465 NB near I-69. Previous reporting revealed that detectives were actively searching for a motorcyclist accused of firing multiple rounds at another vehicle with an 11-month-old infant inside.

As the investigation unfolded, ISP said detectives received multiple tips from community members as they narrowed their search to identify the suspect. This reportedly led them to Quisenberry's Indianapolis home, where they executed a search warrant on Thursday.

While detectives searched through the residence, ISP noted they reportedly encountered numerous "incendiary devices." Authorities requested assistance from the ISP bomb squad, which helped seize the improvised explosive devices. Detectives also encountered multiple narcotics inside the residence.

Following the search warrant, Quisenberry was placed under arrest and preliminarily charged with the following:

COLUMBUS, Ind. - A Bartholomew County man, imprisoned since 1999 for the murder of Sharon Myers, is no longer guilty.

On Friday, a judge vacated the two-decade-old conviction of Jason Hubbell and ordered a new trial be held on Oct. 2, 2025.

Hubbell, who worked at Arvin Industries with Myers, was found guilty of the 1997 murder of the young mother and sentenced to 75 years in prison. But Hubbell maintained his innocence.

In August, an investigation undertaken by Hubbell from behind prison walls and the Exoneration Justice Clinic at the Notre Dame Law School led to a wealth of new evidence being presented to a Bartholomew County judge.

This evidence pointed to Michael Dean Overstreet as the true alleged murderer of Sharon Myers. Overstreet is currently on Indiana's Death Row for the slaying of Kelly Eckart, which happened just four months before Myers was killed.

Michael Overstreet

According to the new information filed in court, a man matching Overstreet's description was the last person seen approaching Sharon Myers in the parking lot of Arvin in Columbus early in the morning in May 1997. A white van was also in the vicinity.

When Overstreet was convicted of kidnapping, sexually assaulting and killing 19-year-old Kelly Eckart, he was said to have committed the deed in the back of a white van.

The documents also point out that Myers' body, found at Camp Atterbury, was not far from the spot where investigators said Overstreet killed Eckart.

Hubbell's Petition for Post-Conviction Relief claims that investigators found no physical evidence linking him to Myer's murder and no eyewitnesses who put him at the scene.

The petition also includes at least nine instances when detectives either refused to follow through on tips regarding Overstreet's potential involvement in the Myers killing or prosecutors withheld crucial information from defense attorneys that could have led to Hubbell's acquittal at trial.

Hubbell requested a new trial based on this information. On Friday, a judge agreed and vacated the conviction that has kept Hubbell behind bars for 26 years.


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INDIANAPOLIS - An Indianapolis man has been arrested for his alleged involvement in a shooting earlier this month that left two women injured, according to the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department (IMPD).

Police said Antwan Thomas, 35, was preliminarily charged with the following:

INDIANAPOLIS - Three people were taken to area hospitals after a Thursday night crash on Indy's south side.

It happened around 9:20 p.m. near US 31 and County Line Road.

According to the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department, a vehicle heading north on US 31 collided with a southbound vehicle that tried to turn onto County Line Road.

The collision caused one of the vehicles to spin and hit a third vehicle.

Three people-both drivers of the initial vehicles and a passenger-were taken to area hospitals. IMPD didn't disclose the extent of their injuries, saying only that they were in stable condition.

Both drivers submitted to blood draws, which is standard procedure in serious crashes. Police do not suspect impairment.

The crash remains under investigation.

via: https://fox59.com/indiana-news/3-vehicles-involved-in-crash-on-indys-south-side

UPDATE (9/12/2025, 9:17 A.M.): All lanes are now open after a injury crash on I-70 westbound in Hancock County.

INDIANAPOLIS - All lanes of I-70 westbound are closed after a car crash in Hancock County on Friday morning.

According to the Indiana Department of Transportation, the crash occurred on I-70 westbound at the 106 mile marker at approximately 8:19 a.m.

The eastbound left lane has reopened after being closed for emergency vehicles.

It is unclear how long the lanes will be closed. Information will be updated as it becomes available.


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OREM, Utah (AP) - President Donald Trump said Friday that the suspect in the Charlie Kirk killing has been captured.

"With a high degree of certainty, we have him," Trump announced in a live interview on Fox News Channel on Friday morning.

Trump said a minister who is also involved with law enforcement turned in the suspect to authorities.

"Somebody that was very close to him said, 'Hmm, that's him,'" Trump said.

Kirk was killed by a single shot Wednesday in what police said was a targeted attack and Utah's governor called a political assassination. Kirk co-founded the nonprofit political organization Turning Point USA and was a close ally of Trump.



Authorities recovered a high-powered, bolt-action rifle near the scene and had said the shooter jumped off a roof and vanished into the woods after the shooting.

Kirk was speaking at a debate hosted by Turning Point at Utah Valley University at the time of the shooting. He was taken to a local hospital and pronounced dead hours later.

Federal investigators and state officials on Thursday had released photos and a video of the person they believe is responsible. Kirk was shot as he spoke to a crowd gathered in a courtyard at Utah Valley University in Orem.

More than 7,000 leads and tips had poured in, officials said. Authorities have yet to publicly name the suspect or cite a motive in the killing, the latest act of political violence to convulse the United States.

Grisly video shared online

The attack, carried out in broad daylight as Kirk spoke about social issues, was captured on grisly videos that spread on social media.

The videos show Kirk, who played an influential role in rallying young Republican voters, speaking into a handheld microphone when suddenly a shot rings out. Kirk reaches up with his right hand as blood gushes from the left side of his neck. Stunned spectators gasp and scream before people start running away.

The shooter, who investigators believe blended into the campus crowd because of a college-age appearance, fired one shot from the rooftop, according to authorities. Video released Thursday showed the person then walking through the grass and across the street before disappearing.

"I can tell you this was a targeted event," said Robert Bohls, the top FBI agent in Salt Lake City.

Trump, who was joined by Democrats in condemning the violence, said he would award Kirk the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the highest civilian honor in the U.S. Vice President JD Vance and his wife, Usha, visited with Kirk's family Thursday in Salt Lake City. Vance posted a remembrance on X chronicling their friendship, dating back to initial messages in 2017, through Vance's Senate run and the 2024 election.

"So much of the success we've had in this administration traces directly to Charlie's ability to organize and convene," Vance wrote. "He didn't just help us win in 2024, he helped us staff the entire government."

Kirk's casket was flown aboard Air Force Two from Utah to Phoenix, where his nonprofit political youth organization, Turning Point USA, is based. Trump told reporters he plans to attend Kirk's funeral. Details have not been announced.

Kirk was taking questions about gun violence

Kirk was a conservative provocateur who became a powerful political force among young Republicans and was a fixture on college campuses, where he invited sometimes-vehement debate on social issues.

One such provocative exchange played out immediately before the shooting as Kirk was taking questions from an audience member about gun violence.

The debate hosted by Turning Point at the Sorensen Center on campus was billed as the first stop on Kirk's "American Comeback Tour."

The event generated a polarizing campus reaction. An online petition calling for university administrators to bar Kirk from appearing received nearly 1,000 signatures. The university issued a statement last week citing First Amendment rights and affirming its "commitment to free speech, intellectual inquiry and constructive dialogue."

Last week, Kirk posted on X images of news clips showing his visit was sparking controversy. He wrote, "What's going on in Utah?"

Attendees barricaded themselves in classrooms

Some attendees who bolted after the gunshot rushed into two classrooms full of students. They used tables to barricade the door and to shield themselves in the corners. Someone grabbed an electric pencil sharpener and wrapped the cord tightly around the door handle, then tied the sharpener to a chair leg.

On campus Thursday, the canopy stamped with the slogan Kirk commonly used at his events - "PROVE ME WRONG" - stood, disheveled.

Kathleen Murphy, a longtime resident who lives near the campus, said she has been staying inside with her door locked.

"With the shooter not being caught yet, it was a worry," Murphy said.

Meanwhile, the shooting continued to draw swift bipartisan condemnation as Democratic officials joined Trump and other Republican allies of Kirk in decrying the attack, which unfolded during a spike of political violence that has touched a range of ideologies and representatives of both major political parties.

via: https://fox59.com/news/national-world/officials-plead-for-help-in-finding-charlie-kirk-assassin

HENDRICKS COUNTY, Ind. - A person died in a crash involving a motorcycle on I-70 in Hendricks County.

This was initially reported around 11:05 p.m. on I-70 eastbound near mile marker 67, which is near State Road 267.

Indiana State Police confirmed this was a single-vehicle crash involving a motorcycle and a fatality.

The circumstances surrounding the crash remain under investigation.

via: https://fox59.com/indiana-news/deadly-i-70-motorcycle-crash-under-investigation

INDIANAPOLIS - A man was critically hurt after being shot on the east side early Friday morning.

Officers with the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department were dispatched at 1:07 a.m. to the 6200 block of East 11th Street. They found a man who'd been shot.

He was taken to an area hospital in critical condition, police said.

IMPD said the circumstances surrounding the shooting remain under investigation.

via: https://fox59.com/news/indycrime/man-critically-injured-in-east-side-shooting

This morning brings clear skies and another great start! Dry weather remains on lock for your Friday.



This afternoon brings a jump in temperatures with the warmest in over three weeks!



Saturday will usher in added clouds and a jump in dew points, creating a stickier feel. Late afternoon, highs will reach the upper 80s and few storms or passing showers will likely dot the area.









An additional shower chance will remain on Sunday with dry time, too.


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