The Indianapolis Colts host the San Francisco 49ers on "Monday Night Football" tonight, Dec. 22. The Colts (8-6), losers of four straight games, have turned to 44-year-old quarterback Philip Rivers in the wake of a season-ending injury to Daniel Jones.

The Indianapolis Colts have a 3% chance of making the NFL playoffs according to the New York Times Playoff Simulator entering Monday Night Football against the San Francisco 49ers. Here's what they need to happen: This is almost impossible:

The Indianapolis City-County Council Democratic Caucus announced plans to elect Councilor Maggie A. Lewis as council president and Councilor John Barth as vice president for 2026.

Having lost four games in a row and five of six, the Colts enter this week at 8-6 on the season. They are two games back of the Jaguars ' (10-4) division lead and are on the outside looking in at the AFC playoff picture, trailing the 9-5 Houston Texans for the final wildcard spot.

One week after officially ending a five-year retirement from the NFL, St. Michael head football coach Philip Rivers will make his second start Monday for the Indianapolis Colts. Rivers will make his second consecutive start for the Colts (8-6) as the team hosts the San Francisco 49ers (10-4).

The 49ers (10-4) face NFL rushing leader Jonathan Taylor and unretired QB Philip Rivers on Monday night in Indianapolis against the Colts (8-6).

The expected and wise move from the San Francisco 49ers has come to fruition. Kyle Shanahan announced on Saturday at his final Week 16 press conference that the

INDIANAPOLIS — Three people were injured, at least one critically, in two overnight shootings in Indianapolis. The first shooting was reported around 12:45 a.m. Dec. 22 in the 3200 block of Teakwood Drive, near Shelby Street and East Troy Avenue on Indy's south side.

Experience a unique Christmas Eve tradition at Witherspoon Presbyterian Church in Indianapolis. Join the 101st annual Candlelight Christmas Eve service.

This Christmas will be a warm one. Near-record high temperatures in the 60s are possible on Christmas Day, according to the National Weather Service Indianapolis office. Unseasonably mild conditions are expected from Christmas Eve through the day after the holiday.

A man is dead after an early morning shooting on Indianapolis' northwest side, police said.