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INDIANAPOLIS — An 86-year-old survived a heavy fire after it ripped through several apartments Sunday morning, according to the Indianapolis Fire Department. This happened inside the independent living section within the Rosegate Commons American Senior Community. Firefighters say the man was slightly hurt, and he told them he heard a smoke alarm sounding for over […]
STATEWIDE — Indiana is going to have a chance for storms everyday throughout the work week, according to Mike Ryan, a meteorologist at the National Weather Service in Indianapolis. “No day is going to be a washout, but there will be scattered showers and storms around, really beginning as soon as Sunday night and then […]
LAFAYETTE, Ind. — A man was shot and killed by officers in Lafayette Saturday afternoon, according to the Lafayette Police Department. They say a man, who was under the influence, pointed a gun at another person on Stillwell Street, near Underwood and Greenbush streets, at around 12:15 p.m. Officers say they told the man to […]
INDIANAPOLIS–An argument over Pokemon cards led to a shooting at a Kroger parking lot on the near east side of Indianapolis Saturday night, according to IMPD. Officers say they were called to the Kroger on Twin Aire Drive, which is less than a half mile away from the Marion County Jail. When police got there, […]
INDIANAPOLIS–A girl was hurt in a stabbing at Castleton Square Mall in Indianapolis Friday night. IMPD says they were called to the mall and discovered that the girl had been stabbed. She was rushed to a hospital. The girl is alive and is considered “stable”. Police think several people may have been involved in this […]
RUSHVILLE, Ind.- Indiana State Police are investigating an officer-involved shooting in Rushville that occurred during a domestic disturbance call Friday night. Officers say they responded to a home where they saw the man walking out with a woman while holding a gun. Police say they told the man to drop the gun and he didn’t […]
INDIANAPOLIS — The NCAA has released Final Four attendance numbers. More than 86,000 people attended the Fan Fest at the Indianapolis Convention Center during the Final Four Weekend. It broke the overall attendance record and single-day records for Friday, Saturday, and Monday. The NCAA says more than 142,000 people attended the semifinals and the national […]
INDIANAPOLIS –– IMPD detectives have a man in custody following a shooting in downtown Indianapolis early Friday. It happened before 3 a.m. near the intersection of South Meridian Street and East Georgia Street. That’s not far from Gainbridge Fieldhouse. Officers say they weren’t able to find the victim at first. The victim later walked into […]
STATEWIDE–The Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission has been hosting listening sessions to let Hoosiers voice their concerns about rising utility costs. Their latest listening session was Thursday April 9 at Noblesville City Hall. “All in all, we want to create a vision over the next few years that will change the…maybe the culture of the IURC […]
INDIANAPOLIS – Indiana lawmakers are sending out warnings as a new wave of phishing scams targets Hoosiers through sophisticated text messages and emails. These fraudulent messages often impersonate court officials or toll agencies, using high-pressure tactics to demand immediate payment or threaten legal consequences. State officials warn that while the messages may appear official, they […]
STATEWIDE–There are possibilities for rain every day next week across Indiana. “We are going to get into a wetter pattern, especially Monday through Thursday,” said Jason Puma, meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Indianapolis. Puma says they are watching the potential for severe storms closely, but nothing indicates severe weather is possible at this […]
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind — With Tax Day coming up on April 15, many people filing their returns are seeing larger refunds this year. A Purdue University professor says several small changes in federal tax rules are behind the increase. Larissa Adamiec, a clinical associate professor in Purdue’s College of Health and Human Sciences, said most […]