Search underway for driver involved in school bus crash
Police are still looking to identify one of the drivers involved in the rollover crash on I-465.
Indiana set to launch first-of-its-kind anonymous tip line for schools
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) — The State of Indiana is launching a first-of-its-kind anonymous tip line for all K-12 schools to help report school safety concerns. In a video published on Friday, Indiana Governor Mike Braun said the tip line is designed to allow students, parents and faculty to anonymously report bul
Popular Convenience Store Chain Announces First Indiana Store For 2027
INDIANAPOLIS – Sheetz, the convenience store chain known for restaurant-quality food, will open its first Indiana location in the Nora neighborhood. Construction on the store at 1505 E. 86th is expected to begin in spring, the Altoona, Pennsylvania-based company announced on Sept. 29. The store is slated to open...
NASCAR Reporter Jamie Little Opens High-Protein Eatery Near Monument Circle
A new fast-casual spot built around protein-packed bowls, burritos and smoothies has opened just off Monument Circle, bringing a Chicago-born chain to downtown Indianapolis for the first time. Protein Bar & Kitchen's debut local franchise occupies a ground-floor storefront at 6 W. Washington St. inside the historic eig
Indianapolis EMT arrested for strangulation, domestic battery
NOBLESVILLE, Ind. — An Indianapolis EMT has been arrested for strangulation and domestic battery in the presence of a minor. According to the Noblesville Police Department, officers were called out Thursday at approximately 12:50 p.m. for the report of a domestic battery. Officers arrived and located the victim, who to
Renewal by Andersen Faces Class Action Over Telemarketing
Renewal by Andersen is facing a federal class action lawsuit after an Indiana consumer alleged the company engaged in an illegal campaign of unsolicited telemarketing calls and promotional text messages. The lawsuit, Perish v. Renewal by Andersen LLC, was filed Sept. 10, 2026, in the U.S. District Court for the...
Indiana interstate highway construction costs soar amid inflation, state’s own ambitions
Indiana is building additional interstate capacity where other states are focused on road maintenance or federal bridge funding.
Property tax debate should focus on addressing assessed value
Property taxes are a perennial thorn in the side of Indiana lawmakers. The state doesn’t receive any of the revenue, but legislators write the rules that infuriate citizens. Many residents agree on one thing: the assessment system for properties needs to be revamped. Hoosiers deserve some stability in these values that
How This COZY Breakfast Spot Turned Bold Plates Into an Indianapolis Morning Tradition, Indianapolis,...
Open Thu- Mon 8AM - 3PM | (closed Tue–Wed) Tucked along the vibrant, tree-lined stretch of Massachusetts Avenue in the heart of Indianapolis, Love Handle has quietly but confidently become one of the city’s most cherished and talked-about morning destinations for both locals and visitors alike. 🍳✨
5 Ways Hoosiers Get Money Back From Meijer After They’ve Already Paid
Meijer opened its 45th Indiana store on Sept. 30, a smaller grocery-only location in Fishers. Every one of Meijer’s Indiana stores, its new one included, runs the same handful of policies that hand cash back to a shopper who already checked out. Not every shopper knows to ask. These...

















