‘Disappointed with the system’: Teen victim’s mother calls for accountability amid multi-county investigation of...
INDIANAPOLIS — A former EMT now faces charges in two central Indiana counties, accused of sexually assaulting teen girls in his care. Delaware County investigators say 37-year-old Ronald Elliott Jr. touched a young girl in the back of an ambulance while he was on duty in March, taking her to a hospital in Bloomington.
Central Indiana expects storms, wildfire smoke and heat index near 100 through this weekend...
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Smokey air will hover around this morning, followed by storm chances this afternoon. Today: Storms and Wildfire Smoke A weather disturbance moving through a hot, humid air mass will bring scattered showers and thunderstorms this afternoon. Although widespread severe weather is unlikely, some stron
Knozone Action Day in Indiana Called Friday Due to Canada Wildfires
INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis Office of Sustainability has issued a Knozone Action Day for sensitive groups because of the smoke from the Canada wildfires. Winds are carrying the smoke south, bringing high levels of particle pollution and creating risks for those in Central Indiana with asthma, COPD, and many other d
Zionsville homeowners fight back against proposed gas station
ZIONSVILLE, Ind. (WISH) — Homeowners in Zionsville are fighting back against a proposed gas station near Holliday Farms and U.S. 421. Mann Brothers Holdings LLC has petitioned to build a Friendly Market convenience store and gas station. Homeowners contacted Indiana’s I-Team about the proposal. “It’s basically going to
Multiple people rescued following unsafe river conditions along White River
Unsafe conditions resulted in several rescues on the White River near Noblesville July 12. According to Bryan Melton, a lieutenant with the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office, there were several individuals enjoying the river recreationally when rising water levels and a swift current, resulting from heavy rainfall the p
Pedestrian killed after being hit by vehicle at West 38th Street, Michigan Road
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — A pedestrian died early Friday morning after being hit by a vehicle on Indy’s near north side, according to the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department. Online police reports show a call for an accident with injuries came in around 6:02 a.m. at the intersection of West 38th Street and Michigan
1 dead after being struck on Indy’s northwest side
INDIANAPOLIS — A person is dead after being struck by a vehicle on Indy’s northwest side Friday morning. The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department was dispatched to W 38th St. and Michigan Rd. at around 6:02 a.m. on Friday on a report of a crash. A person was found at the scene to have been struck […]
Carmel Clay Schools updates student cellphone policy
Starting this upcoming school year, a new state law requires Hoosier students to keep their cellphones put away for the entire school day. In response to Senate Enrolled Act 78, the Carmel Clay Schools board of trustees adopted a new bell-to-bell cellphone policy at their June 24 meeting. Emily Bauer,...
Argument over price of flat tire repair allegedly led to fatal shooting
INDIANAPOLIS (TCN) -- A 21-year-old man has been charged with murder in connection with a fatal shooting that allegedly stemmed from an argument over the cost of a flat tire repair. According to unsealed court documents obtained by WXIN, a group of people driving hit a pothole on May 5...
10 Recreational Areas In Indiana With The Highest Reported Tick Populations This Summer
Before you lace up your hiking boots and hit the trails this summer, there is one small outdoor hazard worth keeping on your radar. Some recreational areas are more likely to see reported tick activity because of their wooded paths, tall grasses, and natural surroundings. That does not mean you...

















