BREAKING — Two people were found shot to death inside a home on Indy's far north side. IMPD confirms officers were called to a home on Discovery Drive, near 96th and Allisonville Road just after 1 p.m. for a welfare check. When officers arrived, they found two people who had been shot. Sadly, both were pronounced dead. Our crew is heading to the scene to confirm more information for you. An IMPD spokesperson is heading there as well. More as we get it.

Back home❤️ An Indianapolis native who was killed while working in the armory at a Marine base in California earlier this month is now back home. Riley Alstatt was returned to Indianapolis this morning with military honors. A Marine was by his side the entire way home. His mother shared this picture with me. Alstatt was stationed at Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center Twentynine Palms, where he worked as an armorer. Alstatt died Sept. 10 after an incident inside the armory on base. He was 22 years old. While his death is still under investigation, his family says they were told it was likely an accident. The young man was recently married, just learned he was set to become a father and preparing for deployment to Okinawa, Japan this month. He will be laid to rest at Crown Hill this weekend.

This story just breaks my heart 💔 An Indianapolis native was killed while working in the armory at a Marine base in California earlier this month. Riley Alstatt was 22. A fine young man. Disciplined. Building the life he'd worked for. He just recently married his wife, Anna, and was preparing for his first overseas deployment to Okinawa, Japan, in October. Alstatt was stationed at Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center Twentynine Palms, where he worked as an armorer. His parents tell me they got every military family’s worst nightmare in the middle of the night Sept. 11. Two Marines arrived at their door. His parents knew what it meant that they were there. Alstatt died Sept. 10 after an incident inside the armory on base. While his death is still under investigation, his family says they were told it was likely an accident. More than two weeks later, Alstatt's family is still searching for answers. The Marine Corps has released few details about what exactly happened. His parent said they have been told Riley's death was not a suicide, but investigators have not yet determined whether the incident was accidental. In another gut punch, his family says he just learned the week before that his wife was pregnant with their child. His legacy lives on. Now, his family is preparing for his body to come back to Indy Thursday. He will be treated with military honors. A marine will escort him the entire way home. Riley was a Roncolli grad and played lacrosse and football in high school. His parents want him to be remembered—not for how he died—but for the life he lived. Caring. Compassionate. Goofy. Loving. Hard working. Prayers to his entire family.

BREAKING — Tyler Thomas, of Columbus, Ohio is indicted federally with the death of 17-year-old Hailey Buzbee. The U.S. District Attorney just announced the indictment during a press conference. Thomas is charged with: - Attempted enticement of a minor - Travel with intent to engage in illicit sexual conduct with a minor - Travel with intent to engage in illicit sexual conduct with a minor resulting in death - Transportation of a minor with intent to engage in criminal sexual activity - Transportation of a minor with intent to engage in criminal sexual activity resulting in death - Kidnapping resulting in death - Sexual exploitation of a minor - Obstruction of justice - Accessing with intent to view child pornography The feds say discussions about seeking the death penalty will come at a later date.