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INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department said a person was stabbed overnight while downtown. IMPD officers responded to the 200 block of E Washington Street early Saturday morning. That’s in the area of the City-County Building and just east of Monument Circle. Police initially thought that someon

As the city considers how it will spend nearly $1.9 billion next year, there’s one item on the annual budget that is already locked in: Funding for 1,743 police officers. The city is required to fund that many officers through at least 2028, according to an agreement between the city and the police union — even though

A 74-year-old bicyclist was seriously injured in a collision with a pickup truck at the intersection of Herriman Boulevard and 146th Street in Noblesville, Indiana, on the morning of Sept. 4, 2026.

Businesses in Lawrence, Indiana, suffered a significant downturn in customers following recent U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids.

A house can disappear and still leave a surprising amount behind. A staircase. A window. A hundred tiny decisions made by the people who once lived there. This Indiana warehouse collects those leftovers and puts them back into circulation. Across 5,000 square feet, salvaged architectural pieces sit beside antiques and

INDIANAPOLIS — The Archdiocese of Indianapolis is weighing in after days of immigration enforcement activity across the city. The Archdiocese is offering a dispensation, or exemption, from attending Mass. “The vibe I’m getting is things are pretty tough here in the city, and I think we don’t want to make people feel li

INDIANAPOLIS – An accused thief is in jail Friday night, accused of a series of car thefts and other crimes over the last few months on Indy’s north side. Early Thursday morning, a red Audi was stolen out of a driveway near 50th and Illinois. Hours later, the stolen car was found parked at 39th […]

Living in the modern world requires a lot of data and millions of miles of cables to get that information to phone, computer and TV screens. For years, telecommunication companies used copper cables coated in plastic to transmit data. Some, like AT&T, still do. Now, companies are switching over to fiber optics to get m

INDIANAPOLIS – A suspect faces multiple charges after being accused of shooting his friend and firing a shot at his girlfriend last month. According to court records, 52-year-old Larry Wood Jr. faces one count each of aggravated battery, possession of a firearm by a serious violent felon, attempted domestic battery wit

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Killing bees in Indiana sounds like a question with one clean answer, but the law actually splits into several different tracks depending on which bee you’re dealing with, who owns it, and how it dies. A honey bee buzzing around your porch fal