MARION COUNTY, Ind. — A mother was killed right in front of her own children, and it was the kids who helped put the suspect behind bars. It was October 27th, 2020, when Indianapolis Metro Police were called about a woman shot on Grand Prix Drive, just north of West 21st Street and I-465 on […]
INDIANAPOLIS — You have plenty of GOP gubernatorial candidates, but none with the proven record of Curtis Hill. That’s the word from the former Indiana attorney general. In the latest gubernatorial candidate interview on WIBC’s Kendall and Casey program, former Indiana attorney general Curtis Hill says his opponents may have more money, but he has […]
STATEWIDE — February is becoming slightly unpredictable when it comes to your weather forecast. This week has already set a warmer trend with temperatures reaching near 50 Monday, and that will continue today, “highs Wednesday and Thursday are going to be in the 50s. We may push 60 degrees to the south of Indianapolis by […]
STATEWIDE — If you live in central Indiana but can’t seem to find the healthcare option for you, Community Health Network may have the solution. Community Health Network is expanding its services with two new locations: one in Kokomo and one in Carmel. The Kokomo site will share space with the Walgreens on 3609 South […]
DALEVILLE, Ind. — A man is critical at a Muncie hospital after apparently shooting himself while surrounded by cops Friday. Delaware County sheriff’s deputies tried to pull Trenton Patterson over Thursday, but he apparently got out of the car and fired a shot at police. No one was hurt but Patterson did manage to escape. […]
STATEWIDE — The ACLU of Indiana is in court today trying to defeat a state law that prohibits gender-affirming health care for Hoosiers under 18. The law was signed by Governor Eric Holcomb last year, alongside a series of bills called a “slate of hate” by opponents. Those bills included one that would prevent “human […]
INDIANAPOLIS — A man from Indianapolis is heading to prison for the attempted murder of another man in 2022. It was March 13th, 2022 when Indianapolis Metro Police were called to an apartment complex on East 10th Street. When officers arrived, they spoke with a witness who said he heard two men yelling at each […]
STATEWIDE — One GOP Senate candidate may no longer be allowed on the May primary ballot. In a ruling issued Thursday, the Indiana Supreme Court removed the injunction that originally allowed John Rust to run on the GOP ballot. Rust set out to challenge Congressman Jim Banks for Senator Mike Braun’s seat in Washington. Senator […]
WHITELAND, Ind. — The family of a student who drowned in Whiteland last year has filed a federal lawsuit. The lawsuit, which targets the district, school and staff, says Alaina Dildine’s mother reached out before the May 16th drowning about concerns, she had when Alaina began having seizures. Alaina’s mother claims she asked for other […]
INDIANAPOLIS — There’s a new top cop in Indianapolis, and he has plenty of goals as the new chief of police. “We’re going to collaborate more with our officers and we’re going to listen to them more than maybe we have over the last four years,” says Indianapolis Metro Police Chief Chris Bailey, “that’s not […]