Indianapolis IN

Witherspoon Presbyterian Church in Indianapolis will host a Kwanzaa celebration on Dec. 28, featuring a fashion show, performances, and activities to promote community bonding and celebrate African heritage.

INDIANAPOLIS — Students and alumni of Martin University are calling for changes in leadership following the Indianapolis college’s decision to pause operations because of financial and enrollment challenges. More than two dozen people gathered Wednesday, Dec. 17 to urge the resignation of Board of Trustees Chairman...

(Undated) – The national average for a gallon of regular unleaded is well below last year’s holiday average. According to GasBuddy.com, the national average is $2.89, thirteen cents lower than a year ago. Here in Illinois, the statewide average is twenty-nine cents lower than last year at $2.95 a gallon. Across the...

Early childcare providers across the state are shutting their doors following state cuts to voucher programs and other childcare assistance

Several stores in Indianapolis have adjusted their hours for Christmas Eve, with Walmart, Kroger, and Meijer closing at 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. respectively, Costco closing at 5 p.m., and Target closing at 8 p.m.

Troopers from the Indiana State Police (ISP) Bremen District spent last Friday on what the agency called “a focused Wolfpack Patrol.”. “The cold weather did not deter proactive policing in our community,” ISP stated in a press release posted on Facebook which outlined the operation. According to ISP’s...

INDIANAPOLIS — Two men charged in a deadly hit-and-run crash on the west side of Indianapolis asked for lower bail during a hearing in Marion Superior Court 7 Tuesday morning. The immigration status of the defendants complicates how justice system in this case. Angel Osuvaldo-Franco, 21, raised his right...

A year and a half after splitting from IU, Purdue University is officially opening its own library in Indianapolis. Starting Thursday, Jan. 1, Purdue students and staff will no longer be able to borrow books from the IU Indianapolis library. Instead, the university is encouraging students to use the new...

Derrick House spent seven years incarcerated in Indiana — nearly his daughter’s entire life. During that time, prison lockdowns often limited visits. He remembers one visit in particular where he was told he couldn’t even hug his daughter. “She ran up to me like, ‘Daddy!’” he said....

INDIANAPOLIS – The holiday spirit was on full display in Indianapolis as the “Tiny Lights for Big Hearts” toy drive culminated in a massive, lit-up parade to deliver hundreds of gifts to local pediatric patients. The initiative, led by Riley Electric and Hix Wrecker Service, saw an overwhelming community response...