INDIANAPOLIS — A Texas man was arrested after allegedly sending numerous threats and sexually explicit messages to Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark on social media, according to the Marion County Prosecutor's Office. Michael Lewis, 55, of Denton, Texas, was charged with felony stalking and arrested on Sunday, Jan. 12 in Indianapolis.

The county purchased a fleet of drones that will be used for search and rescue, recovery operations and damage assessment.

A Texas man has been arrested and charged with stalking WNBA player Caitlin Clark. Authorities allege sexually explicit and threatening messages were sent to Clark through social media. Michael Thomas Lewis, 55, is facing a felony stalking charge after being arrested on Sunday in Indianapolis.

Authorities in Indianapolis have charged a 55-year-old Texas man with felony stalking of Indiana Fever ... harassment of the 22-year-old Clark beginning on Dec. 16, the Marion County prosecutor's office wrote in a Saturday court filing.

A man accused of felony stalking of Indiana Fever star and WNBA rookie of the year Caitlin Clark shouted “guilty as charged” in a courtroom on Tuesday. Fifty-five-year-old Michael Thomas

Bruce Mendenhall, a long-haul trucker from Illinois, has been convicted of 2 murders and is a suspect in at least 4 others -- all in 2007.

FAIRMONT — Austin Mullins' trial connected to the Henry Silver Pagan's murder case finally got underway Wednesday afternoon. Frequent interruptions and delays marked Mullins' first day of trial. Marion County Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Sean Murphy's opening statement took the 30,

KENTUCKY ( FOX 56) — Kentucky State Police are searching for a missing woman in Crittenden County. The police said Rachel L. Cook, 32, of Marion, was last seen on Jan. 6 at her parent’s home on State Route 120 in Marion.

McKay High School went into lockdown Thursday afternoon due to a nearby police pursuit of a stolen vehicle in north Salem.

The City of Marion is looking to rejuvenate a trouble neighborhood on the south side of the city with a new unique partnership

(TNS) Kentucky is getting in on the data center boom.

Placing within the top 20, Lexington beat out locations like Asheville, N.C., and Oklahoma City on the popular ranking and consumer advice website. But why? According to U.S. News, cities have to offer good value to residents, as well as a strong job market and high quality of life to place toward the top of the list.