A second person has been accused of helping a suspect wanted in the shooting of an Orange County deputy sheriff.

Sandra Hebert is believed to be driving a 2006 Toyota Avalon with Indiana license plate D407GV. She was last seen on Wednesday, Jan. 15 at 2:30 p.m.

A New Albany woman accused of helping the man charged with shooting an Orange County Deputy appeared in court Monday.

A Charlestown, Indiana man was killed when the car he was operating drove off the roadway and struck a pole early Sunday morning. Around 1:40 Sunday morning, the New Albany Police Department requested assistance from the Indiana State Police with a single-vehicle,

Authorities have arrested a second individual accused of helping a man flee from authorities after he allegedly shot an Orange County Sheriff’s deputy in early

Indiana State Police officials have charged a second person accused of helping Austin Schepers elude law enforcement.

FLOYD COUNTY, Ind. (WAVE) -Indiana State Police are charging a New Albany woman, accusing her of helping the suspect who shot Orange County Deputy Sheriff Zac Andry. Victoria Howard, 35, is charged with assisting a criminal and false informing.

A New Albany, Indiana, woman was arrested for allegedly helping a deputy shooting suspect get from her apartment to Louisville.

On Jan. 10, Indiana State Police arrested Victoria Howard, 35, of New Albany for helping Schepers get a ride to Louisville. At last check, Andry was advancing very well in his recovery but ...

A New Albany woman is facing charges after police said she helped the man accused of shooting an Orange County Deputy over the weekend.

NEW ALBANY, Ind. — A southern Indiana woman was arrested Thursday after police say she helped a man wanted for shooting an officer by ordering him a Lyft from her house. Victoria Howard, 35, of New Albany, is currently in Floyd County Jail. She is charged with assisting a criminal (level 5 felony) and false informing (misdemeanor).

Indiana State Police Superintendent Doug Carter is retiring following a career spanning nearly four decades. Carter began his career with the Indiana State Police in 1984 – following in his father’s footsteps.