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WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — A first-of-its-kind electric vehicle charging highway is planned for West Lafayette, and it could be the first step towards a new way to travel. “Basically, what we’ll be doing is installing these panels that allow for the charging to wirelessly charge these cars,” says Blake Dollier, Public Relations Director for the […]

INDIANAPOLIS — A juvenile girl is in serious condition after being shot on the northeast side of Indianapolis Wednesday afternoon, say police. Indianapolis Metro Police say the shooting happened just before 4 o’clock at the Villages at Mill Crossing apartment complex on Blue Spruce Lane near the intersection of 38th Street and North Sherman Drive. […]

STATEWIDE — Your governor has signed an executive order ahead of the April 8th solar eclipse. In a press email Wednesday, the office of Governor Eric Holcomb says this executive order will allow Indiana to tap into the emergency resources of other states, including transportation, communication, and critical infrastructure support systems. Thousands of visitors are […]

STATEWIDE — Water is one of the most important resources for any town or city. The state of Indiana is working to find out how much water it might need over the next five decades. The North Central Indiana Water Study is exactly what it sounds like: a report on the water demand and supply […]

INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis Colts are taking their brand and fan base overseas, as the NFL expands it’s relationship with countries across the world. In a press release Monday, the NFL announced the Indianapolis Colts have been approved to take part in the league’s Global Markets Program. Launched in 2022, the program aims to grow […]

INDIANAPOLIS — You may watch a police shooting video or hear about an officer’s actions and think ‘this is what I would’ve done.” Police in Indianapolis offer the community a chance to put that thinking to the test. Indianapolis Metro Police have introduced a community-based training day in which regular people, city councilors, news reporters, […]

RANDOLPH COUNTY, Ind. — If you were affected by the severe storms and tornados that hit Winchester and Randolph County, the state has more resources that you can tap into. Governor Eric Holcomb announced Wednesday that three locations in the area affected by the storms will be staffed with government workers who can help you […]

CARROLL COUNTY, Ind. — Two men who claim to be Delphi Murders YouTubers have been banned from future court proceedings by Special Judge Fran Gull. During a break in Monday’s court hearing, two men who claim to be content creators who cover the Delphi Murders case, Rick Snay and David Noe, apparently got into an […]

INDIANAPOLIS — The violence in Broad Ripple is just the latest example of the failure to hold criminals accountable, so says a local police leader. “I think it’s another classic example of as the door turns,” says Rick Snyder, president of the Indianapolis Fraternal Order of Police. Snyder tells WIBC’s Hammer and Nigel show the […]

WASHINGTON — Making college more accessible is the goal of a bipartisan bill created by Indiana’s senior senator. The Fast Track To and Through College Act, reintroduced by Indiana Republican Senator Todd Young and New Hampshire Democrat Senator Maggie Hassan, would provide more college credit resources for high school students across the country. The bill […]