Downtown Indy’s empty offices
As the Indianapolis metro celebrates another office vacancy win, progress downtown is trending in the opposite direction. Why it matters: The vacancy rates are a sign that conditions post-COVID haven't returned to "normal" in the heart of the city. Meanwhile, an uptick in mixed-use developments and...
Report: Indiana judges could ease impact of 70,000 yearly eviction filings
Housing is cheaper in Indiana, compared with other states, but the state’s eviction rate is still one of the highest in the country. Around 70,000 evictions are filed against Indiana residents each year. A new report outlines how courts could reduce that filings rate. Advocates and lawyers say that would give much...
Man struck on Sagamore Parkway, transferred to Indy hospital with serious bodily injuries
LAFAYETTE, IN — An eastbound box truck struck a pedestrian who walked in front of it on Sagamore Parkway about 11:10 a.m. Monday. The pedestrian suffered serious bodily injuries, according to Lafayette police. Paramedics rushed the man to a Lafayette area hospital, and he was transferred to an Indianapolis hospital...
Remains found in Owen Co. in 2003 now identified
OWEN CO., Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) – Indiana State Police have identified the remains of a female found in Owen County in 2003. Detectives from the Indiana State Police’s Cold Case Unit identified the woman as Deanna Smith, of Indianapolis. She was reported missing in 1999. Her remains were found in the area of South...
‘Barbaric’: Family claims 16-year-old blind student was abused, files lawsuit against Metropolitan School District...
INDIANAPOLIS — The parents of a disabled student have filed a lawsuit against the Metropolitan School District of Wayne Township, alleging the student endured physical and emotional abuse. Attorneys Tammy Meyer and Catherine Michael are representing the family who filed a federal suit Thursday in Marion County...
New trash carts start rolling out Monday
Christmas is coming early for many Indy residents. Driving the news: Starting Monday, crews are dropping off new trash carts to more than half of the city in preparation for a change in solid waste collection provider next year. There's no charge for the new carts. The big picture: The...
Fishers police responds to complaints of ‘disruptive’ e-bike riders
An increase in “unsafe and disruptive” use of e-bikes, dirt bikes and motorized scooters on streets and trails in the City of Fishers has prompted a warning from the Fishers Police Department. FPD announced Oct. 6 that it had received reports of juveniles blocking and riding in traffic,...
Residents Jump From Windows To Escape Apartment Fire In Indianapolis
Firefighters in Indianapolis arrived at an apartment fire early Friday to find residents jumping out of windows to escape the flames, officials said. The Wayne Township Fire Department said crews responded at around 3:15 a.m. Friday to a fire with “reported entrapment” at a two-story apartment building on the 5700...
Indiana Tops List as Most Polluted State
Indiana ranks 50th for pollution and natural environment, with poor air and water quality highlighting challenges for Hoosier health.
Beau Bayh, son of former Indiana governor, announces run for secretary of state
Beau Bayh, son of former Indiana Governor and U.S. Sen. Evan Bayh, has announced his candidacy for Indiana Secretary of State, vowing to fight corruption and make sure elections are secure and fair.

















