BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Pro-Palestine protests have spread to several different colleges across the United States, including Indiana University. Thirty-three protesters, including students and staff, were arrested Thursday after refusing to take down tents on Dunn Meadows. IU policy, updated only one day before the protest, says tents cannot be set-up. The people arrested Thursday are […]
INDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis is going after a Major League Soccer club, but there’s still questions about the future of Indy’s own soccer team. In a brief press conference Thursday, Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett made the announcement that the city is now going through the application process to bring a Major League Soccer team to the […]
GRANT COUNTY, Ind. — An Indianapolis man is dead following a three-vehicle crash in Grant County Thursday morning. State Police say Darren Davis was heading up I-69 when he rear-ended another car near mile-marker 269. This impact then caused the other car, driven by Michael Cavacini, to hit a semi. Davis died at the scene. […]
CARROLL COUNTY, Ind. — You’ve heard calls for transparency in the Delphi murders case. Despite that, the special judge has once again denied any media broadcast rights for the May trial. In a court filing Wednesday, Special Judge Fran Gull denied WTHR-TV, ABC57 News, and the News Media Coalition’s requests to broadcast the trial of […]
FISHERS, Ind. — Everyone should have their voices heard, especially when it comes to reproductive rights, so says the Democrat candidate for Indiana governor. That’s why she’s calling out the other candidates to come discuss in person. In a press release Tuesday, Jennifer McCormick laid out the challenge: three town hall meetings to be held […]
CARROLL COUNTY, Ind. — The prosecutor in the Delphi murders case is now going after the employment records of a key defense witness. During the March 18th hearing, former Rushville police chief Todd Click was called by the attorneys for suspect Richard Allen. It was during Click’s testimony that he detailed a previous investigation into […]
STATEWIDE — Indiana’s unemployment rate tells a story about jobs in the Hoosier State, for both good and bad. “Filling jobs continues to be a big issue,” says Gerry Dick with Inside Indiana Business. Indiana’s unemployment rate for March came in at 3.5-percent, but Dick tells WIBC’s Tony Katz that rate doesn’t show much improvement. […]
MARION COUNTY, Ind. — When you send your kids to school, you want to be sure they’re safe. School police departments are key to keeping the kids safe, and that’s why one of the top cops in Indianapolis want school police departments supported. In a statement released Friday, Marion County Sheriff Kerry Forestal said he […]
INDIANAPOLIS — A two-year transportation planning study called ProPEL Indy will determine INDOT’s next major projects. The study will focus on improving the roads within the I-465 Loop in Indianapolis. Leaders say its goal is to improve transportation, fairness, economic opportunities, and overall well-being. The main focus will be upgrading I-65 and I-70 inside the […]
INDIANAPOLIS — It was announced on Wednesday that the city of Indianapolis would be receiving $500,000 grant from the Department of Energy to help reach their “climate goals.” These grants are part of the DOE’s Energy Futures Grants program which awarded a total of $27 million in financial and technical assistance. The Indianapolis Office of […]
