INDIANAPOLIS — An arsonist was arrested for dumping burning trash at the entrance to a far eastside school. Sunday morning around 6:00 a.m., Indianapolis Metro Police say they were called to Renaissance Elementary School – it is also The Jane Pauley Community Health Center – and saw the front of the building was on fire. […]
STATEWIDE — It’s an unseasonably cold Sunday with a freeze warning in place, but things will stay the same for most of the week. Clouds might roll out of central Indiana later into the afternoon after some possible rainfall, but the biggest thing to watch out for is freezing temperatures. Almost all of Indiana is […]
KOKOMO, Ind. — Kokomo police are hunting down a thief who stole from a Rural King by swapping out price tags. The Kokomo Police Department says they responded to a report of the theft on the evening of April 7th, but it actually happened March 1st. The suspect swapped out the UPC code stickers on […]
UPDATE (4-27-23): The judge has decided to keep the accused Noblesville school shooter locked up for now. A psychological exam was ordered and the judge will schedule a review in the coming months. NOBLESVILLE, Ind. — The Noblesville school shooter might not get out of Juvenile prison soon, as he is now accused of assaulting […]
WHITELAND, Ind. — Tornadoes ripped through Whiteland, leaving the town in a state of emergency and in need of federal help to rebuild. FEMA will be arriving to help, but Whiteland’s residents need help recovering mentally just as much as physically rebuild their homes. “The mental health is a huge component that we’re learning is […]
LEBANON, Ind. — As Eli Lilly broke ground on their new manufacturing park in Lebanon, they announced a major new investment. Eli Lilly will commit another $1.6 billion and create 200 more jobs at the park. The new investment to Lilly’s LEAP Innovation Park brings to total to over $3.5 billion and 700 jobs coming […]
INDIANAPOLIS — The statehouse is pushing a bill to require school corporations to share the money they receive from taxes with charter schools. If it is signed into law, Marion, Lake, Vanderburgh, and St. Joseph will have to follow the new rules for any taxes received after May 10th. Monday, the Indiana House Republicans passed […]
UPDATE: IMPD has said that the child died at Riley Hospital. Police are still investigating. INDIANAPOLIS — A child is in critical condition with a likely self-inflicted gunshot wound. The Indy Metro Police Department responded to a person shot on the far eastside, at the Amber Woods Apartments on John Jay Drive by Mitthoefer Road. […]
UPDATE: All four walk-in gunshot victims are in stable condition. IMPD says one of them was shot Friday, but did not get to a hospital until Sunday morning. Another was shot at a party at a rental property Saturday night. INDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis Metro Police say that multiple shootings from Saturday night into Sunday morning […]
STATEWIDE — FEMA announced federal disaster assistance for 12 Indiana counties that were hit hardest by severe storms and tornadoes in late March into early April. President Biden approved the Major Disaster Declaration for Indiana on Saturday. Funds from the Federal Emergency Management Agency will go to affected individuals in Allen, Benton, Clinton, Grant, Howard, Johnson, […]