SUV plows into Indianapolis home

An Indiana woman driving her SUV at a high rate of speed left the highway and plowed into an Indianapolis home Monday morning, police said.

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A family of six was inside the residence at the time but no one was injured, WTHR reported. The driver also was not hurt, police said.

Witnesses told police that shortly after 9:15 a.m., a 38-year-old woman, driving at a high rate of speed left the road and went through four yards before crashing into the home, WXIN reported. The home was next door to the woman's own residence, WTHR reported.

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