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Picture the grocery bill for a birthday party. Now picture walking into a warehouse and finding enough snacks, drinks, and supplies to handle the whole thing in one trip. That is where this Indiana discount warehouse gets interesting. Cases are stacked high, household essentials sit alongside bulk food, and the selecti

If a trip to The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis is on your September calendar, check your dates before loading up the kids. The museum and the entire Riley Children’s Health Sports Legends Experience campus will be closed September 14–25, 2026, with plans to welcome families back on Saturday, September 26.

INDIANAPOLIS — Back in 2017, Indiana State Police investigated maybe a half-dozen freeway shootings in the Indianapolis area. Now that number has exploded to more than 60 a year. License plate readers are a key solution to tracking drivers accused of firing off guns on metro highways. ”The technology has been a game ch

Indianapolis officials and community partners celebrated the opening of Bridges Townhomes at Sherman Park, a $15.1 million residential project featuring housing for lower-income households and permanent units for families transitioning out of homelessness.

An Indianapolis mother, Toni McClure, was found guilty of murder, criminal confinement, and battery in the April 2024 death of her 5-year-old daughter, Kinsleigh Welty.

INDIANAPOLIS — An Indianapolis man faces 40 years in prison after being charged with child molestation as a Level 1 felony. Christopher Carey, 43, was officially charged on Monday with multiple counts of child molestation as a Level 1 felony. He is also charged with child molestation as a Level 4 felony. In Indiana, Le

INDIANAPOLIS — Videos gaining traction online appear to show a surge of ICE arrests across Indianapolis, including incidents along a busy roadway and at a gas station. Cell phone video captured U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents chasing a man across several lanes of traffic on Post Road at Interstate

INDIANAPOLIS — Indy Parks Food Program was hit hard by August’s historic flooding. At least 30,000 pounds of food that goes directly to kids after school was lost. Now, the food program is working to restore lost product. “It makes me emotional,” said Amy Ratliff, Indy Parks Food Program manager. Hundreds of boxes cont

INDIANAPOLIS — An Indianapolis man is in jail, accused of murder and attempted murder following a deadly domestic-related shooting on the city’s west side. Responding to emergency calls for help early Monday morning at an apartment complex on Bayside Drive, IMPD found a woman shot and wounded and a man who was shot and

INDIANAPOLIS — FBI Indianapolis agents announced Tuesday they arrested a wanted California man. Federal agents say Stephen Johnson cut off his ankle monitor and fled to Indiana. FBI agents from Indianapolis and Los Angeles found Johnson and arrested him. The Pike County Sheriff’s Office, Evansville Police Department, a