INDIANAPOLIS-A person was found shot to death on the south side of Indianapolis Tuesday afternoon. IMPD says they received “an incomplete 911 call” just before 4 p.m. Tuesday from the 4100 block of Continental Court. That’s at the Capital Place Apartments, located off East Hanna Avenue between South Meridian and South East streets. The victim […]
STATEWIDE–You might remember in 2021 when Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita said he was releasing a “Parents Bill of Rights.” On Tuesday, he said he’s adding to it. “I’m beyond excited to announce our fourth and what may be our final installment to the Parents Bill of Rights. In its full form, it’s 108 pages. […]
STATEWIDE–Gas prices will be going down slightly in Indiana this week, but GasBuddy is urging you to not have lofty expectations on that. “I wouldn’t get too excited. I wouldn’t expect prices to go back down to where they were a month ago when prices were around $3.22 in Indianapolis, for example,” said Patrick DeHaan, […]
EVANSVILLE, Ind.–A woman in Evansville is accused of cutting a man with a machete Sunday night. A machete is a broad blade used either as an agricultural implement similar to an axe, or in combat like a long-bladed knife. Police say it happened behind a gas station on E. Louisiana Street. WFIE says they found […]
INDIANAPOLIS–The final stage of Red Line enhancement work starts today in Indianapolis. IndyGo says this work is being done along College Avenue, happening between Kessler Boulevard and Broad Ripple Avenue. That will include bus pad reinforcement and concrete pouring on the Broad Ripple station. These improvements are supposed to continue through late August. Traffic is […]
INDIANAPOLIS–GenCon will be staying in Indianapolis through 2030. It is the largest tabeltop gaming convention in North America with more than 50,000 people attending it every year. The convention just wrapped up and was held at Lucas Oil Stadium and the Indiana Convention Center. “The economic impact of this event is huge. Visit Indy and […]
INDIANAPOLIS–People in Haughville are angry with the Buckingham Foundation and their colleagues for what they call “scheming and executing an ill-conceived permanent supportive housing project.” They aired their grievances in a news conference Friday morning. “They decided to open it up regardless of what we had to say,” said one man at the news conference. […]
ANDERSON, Ind.–A woman from Anderson has been sentenced for nearly five years in prison after she pled guilty to wire fraud. The Department of Justice says Lisa Raines routinely stole money for her own personal use over a period of time lasting more than 10 years. Court documents say in March 2006, around the time […]
WESTFIELD, Ind.–There was a crash involving an assisted living facility shuttle bus and an SUV in Westfield Wednesday morning. The Westfield Police Department says it happened at U.S. 31 and East 151st street. The bus is from Sanders Glen Assisted Living in Westfield. They believe the bus crashed with a 2010 Cadillac SRV SUV and […]