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INDIANAPOLIS — Police have made an arrest in Tuesday’s SWAT standoff on the north side of Indianapolis. Indianapolis Metro Police were called to Harcourt Road around 2:15 Tuesday afternoon on a report of a person shot. Police arrived to find a man laying in the road. He had been shot, and later died from his […]

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INDIANAPOLIS — The pace car for this year’s Indianapolis 500 was revealed by the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Wednesday. The 2024 Corvette E-Ray 3LZ coupe will be leading the back for the opening lap and yellow flags this year. The E-Ray 3LZ is an electric all-wheel drive vehicle. It uses two separate propulsion systems to […]

Miesha Webster and James Osborne III “straw purchased” at least 37 firearms from federally licensed firearms dealers in Indiana. Straw purchasing occurs when a person who is allowed to legally purchase a gun from a federally licensed dealer falsely states that they are purchasing a firearm for themselves, when they know that the gun is actually intended for someone else—frequently someone who is legally prohibited from making the purchase themselves.

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INDIANAPOLIS — Gas prices cycled recently in Indianapolis, going up around 20 cents a gallon. The average for a gallon of gas in the capital is now at $3.63, which is up from $3.46 last week. Prior to this most recent cycle gas had been on the decline since mid-April. Gas Buddy’s Patrick Ge Haan […]

Police in Anderson looking for a suspect in a stabbing that happened at an Anderson gas station. The victim was located sitting in a vehicle at the Marathon station near the intersection of 19th and Jackson Street. Earlier, the 36 year old male victim pulled into the gas station's parking lot and was approached by a white male. An altercation ensued, and the suspect pulled a knife, stabbing the victim. He then fled the scene.

INDIANAPOLIS—Today, Indiana is in for another bout of severe weather, possibly with tornadoes, powerful winds, and large hail. While the risk of tornadoes isn’t as high as on Tuesday, Hoosiers in the southern part of the state should be especially cautious. “We have a wide variety of risks for tornado strength today in that Southern […]

STATEWIDE — There were several school referenda on the primary ballot Tuesday. In Indianapolis, Pike Township voters decided to approve a slight tax increase to help invest more in the district. The increase will be about 24 cents per $100 of assessed property value. In total, the district expects to take in roughly $116 million […]

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — The ACLU of Indiana is suing the state over a law recently passed that aims to protect free speech on college campuses. Senate Bill 202, more commonly known as the intellectual diversity law, was authored by State Sen. Spencer Deery with the hope of harboring a more inclusive environment for different […]

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INDIANAPOLIS — Running for Congress wasn’t in the playbook, but now Republican Jefferson Shreve has his sights set on Washington. “You know, it wasn’t a premeditated plan,” Shreve tells WIBC/Network Indiana, “the opportunity to serve Indianapolis, my home site of Indianapolis and the district was not an opportunity that I had in my flight path.” […]

INDIANAPOLIS — You may not have seen him in many debates this Spring, but current Senator Mike Braun still managed to beat his opponents and secure the Republican nomination to be Indiana’s next governor. Braun got about 39% of the votes Tuesday evening, with Suzanne Crouch getting 22% and Brad Chambers getting 17%. Democrat Jennifer […]