Indiana Launches New Permit To Catch Invasive Carp
Indiana has launched a new permit allowing anglers to harvest and sell invasive carp in an effort to protect native fish populations.
Is it Legal To Drive Barefoot in Indiana?
Driving without shoes in Indiana? Turns out, it’s not against the law. But does that mean it's the best choice for safety?
Indy Leaders Plot Bold Plan To Bury I-65/I-70 and Reconnect Downtown
Downtown Indianapolis’ most notorious tangle of concrete could be in for a major makeover. Civic leaders yesterday rolled out a plan to sink and cap the stretch where Interstates 65 and 70 meet, freeing up land for parks, housing and businesses while keeping traffic moving below and stitching back together the...
Family of Herman Whitfield III reaches settlement with Indianapolis, IMPD in wrongful death lawsuit
The family of Herman Whitfield III has reached a settlement with the city of Indianapolis and six IMPD officers concerning their son’s death while in police custody four years ago. Gladys Whitfield called 911 on April 25, 2022 to request help for her son while he was experiencing a...
65 workers fired after logistics company closes Plainfield warehouse
PLAINFIELD, Ind. — Over 60 Hoosiers are now out of a job after a logistics company announced the closure of its Hendricks County warehouse. WIT Logistics LLC plans to permanently close its Plainfield facility at the end of May, according to a notice filed with the state. The WARN notice says 65 jobs will be […]
‘Renaissance man’ Paul Poteet leaving WKRC-TV’s weather staff
Paul Poteet has worked is last "Caturday" at WKRC-TV. After 40 years as forecaster, mostly in Indiana, Poteet is leaving his Channel 12 Saturday-through-Wednesday morning TV job after nine years to free up his weekends for the grandkids — or whatever he decides to take on next. “I’m cutting...
The Unbelievable Arguments Against Voter ID
Congressman claims voter ID laws will prevent women from voting, especially those who changed names after marriage. Host argues getting an ID is not that difficult, citing examples like getting a driver's license or COVID vaccine passport. Debate over whether voter ID is necessary, with claims it's already a...
Witnesses claim shooting that left 21-year-old dead on near north side was justified
INDIANAPOLIS — The name of a 21-year-old man killed in a shooting on the near north side of Indianapolis over the weekend has been released by the Marion County Coroner’s Office. At the same time, witnesses are sharing more information about what led to the fatal shooting. IMPD officials said the investigation is...
Zionsville man ID’d as man found dead in Purdue’s Physics Building
LAFAYETTE, IN — A 19-year-old Zionsville student was found dead March 11 at the top of an out-of-the-way staircase, Tippecanoe County's coroner said. Truman Greaves was found in the stairwell with a bag over his head, Coroner Carrie Costello said last week after an autopsy. His preliminary cause of death was...
Governor Braun signs bill to reform nursing home Medicaid transition
INDIANA — Governor Mike Braun has signed legislation that will significantly alter how Indiana’s long-term care residents receive Medicaid benefits, moving a specific population away from managed care. Starting July 1, 2027, nursing home residents who have stayed for 100 days or longer will be transferred from...

















