Indianapolis IN

Gov. Braun thanks Indiana State Police for protecting the Circle City. “I am proud of the critical support the Indiana State Police offered this weekend to protect our state capital. At the request of IMPD, who is doing tremendous work in an increasingly difficult environment, Indiana State Police deployed troopers...

Barbara Boyd, 96, is going viral on social media for her style, energy, and storytelling decades after retiring from a career in broadcast journalism. The former WRTV anchor built her career without formal training and once shared her breast cancer battle from a hospital bed in the 1970s. Boyd remains...

Mentors and community leaders are advocating for a combination of enforcement and community support to accompany a proposed expansion of Marion County's curfew.

INDIANAPOLIS — The estate of Gary Harrell has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the city of Indianapolis after Harrell was shot and killed during a traffic stop involving the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department in August 2023. The lawsuit claims that Douglas Correll, a veteran of IMPD, “used excessive,...

INDIANAPOLIS — As crews make way for the new Henry Street Bridge, they’re also unearthing a centuries-old chapter of Indianapolis history. Construction site passersby may notice it’s beginning to take some shape. The first beams have been placed while archaeologists continue their efforts to document the stories of...

INDIANAPOLIS – Today, Governor Mike Braun held a signing ceremony to celebrate education wins for Hoosiers, like universal school choice, increased teacher pay, sending more dollars to the classroom in the state budget, and bringing A-F accountability ratings to ensure Indiana schools are performing for Hoosier...

WARSAW – With the increase in the cost of tobacco products that began on July 1, many may see this as an ideal opportunity to consider quitting tobacco. The tax on packs of cigarettes rose by about $2 on July 1. Whether motivated by health, financial goals, or the...

INDIANAPOLIS — More information has been released about the Indianapolis teen who was arrested after a reported armed robbery led to a shooting on the near northwest side late last month. According to court documents recently filed in Marion County, 17-year-old Cincere Hall has been charged with: This comes after...

Indianapolis police are looking for the public's help after arresting a woman for animal cruelty and finding animal remains, as well as 13 live animals, in her rented van.

The Indianapolis City County Council is looking to issue a city -wide curfew for young Hoosiers following the mass shooting downtown over the Fourth of July. The proposal would make it unlawful for teens between 15 – 17 years old to be in public after 5pm on Friday/Saturday nights and after 9pm Sunday – Thursday. The...