‘Rivers are meant to flow:’ Demolition of Emrichsville Dam begins
INDIANAPOLIS — In a FOX59/CBS4 update, demolition of the Emrichsville Dam has begun. The project will remove the controversial dam from White River on the city’s west side. Locals said that when it’s completed, the river will have endless potential. “One day we will be in that river with our shoes off. We’ll start ther
Additional teen formally charged after shooting at Greenwood festival
GREENWOOD, Ind. — Another Indianapolis teen has been charged in adult court after law enforcement officials allege he was the one who fired shots at the Our Lady of Greenwood Parish Festival in June. According to court documents filed in Johnson County in late September, 16-year-old Aivan Caldwell has been officially c
Investing in America: Inside Republic Services Polymer Center on Indy’s south side
INDIANAPOLIS — Do you know what happens to plastic – like a bottle or a jug after it’s tossed in the trash? In the past, it was recycled into carpet, clothing or even other materials that have fewer options to be recycled many times. In this month’s Investing in America, we’re telling you how Republic […]
5 Bankers Receive Top Honor from Indiana Bankers Association
The Indiana Bankers Association recognized five members of the state’s banking community with Leaders in Banking Excellence awards, the Association’s highest honor. The awards were presented at a recent ceremony as part of the IBA’s Annual Convention at the French Lick Springs Resort. CLASS OF 2026 HONOREES.
Mohr Capital Sells 1M-SF Industrial Facility Near Indianapolis
Mohr Capital announced the sale of Lot 6, a 1,057,350-square-foot industrial facility within Mohr Logistics Park in Whiteland, Indiana. Terms of the transaction and the buyer are not publicly disclosed. Located at 5741 North Graham Road, approximately 20 miles south of Indianapolis, Lot 6 offers modern bulk warehouse s
Amid rules changes, Indiana retailers watch SNAP legal challenges
INDIANAPOLIS — There's new information this week about Indiana's restrictions on what Supplement Nutrition Assistance Program recipients can buy. The United States Department of Agriculture said it has not taken enforcement action against an Indiana retailer over the new SNAP rules since they took effect, but there are
Docs: Indy Men Stalked Victim Before Home Invasion
FISHERS, Ind. — Police have arrested two Indy men believed to be part of a group that stole thousands of dollars during a violent home invasion and robbery after following the victim from Indianapolis to his home in Fishers. According to court documents, 21-year-old Billy Weathers III and Michael Weathers face the foll
$1 Billion Proposal Could Reshape Part of Downtown Indianapolis
INDIANAPOLIS — A billion-dollar proposal includes notable changes that would reshape West Street in downtown Indianapolis. The Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce and the Rethink Coalition are working on a plan that would lower portions of West Street below street level, from around 10th Street to Walnut Street. The propo
2 more northeast Indiana counties catch measles case
There are 24 known measles cases across Indiana in 2026.
Indianapolis Zoo lioness dies at 20 years old
INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis Zoo continues to be in the headlines as it mourns the loss of Zuri, a 20-year-old lioness. Zoo officials said Zuri was being treated for kidney disease, which is a common diagnosis for ageing cats, both big and small. Although Zuri continued to receive medical treatments to make her comf

















