Small business director goes door-to-door to help local entrepreneurs succeed
In a neighborhood where longtime business owners have weathered decades of change, a new grassroots push is working to ensure small businesses and residents not only stay, but thrive.
People Drive From All Over Indiana For The Southern Fried Chicken At This Humble...
Tucked away at the corner of 30th and Shadeland in Indianapolis sits a red-sided building that might not catch your eye at first glance, but has Hoosiers putting miles on their odometers just for a taste of what might be the state’s most magnificent fried chicken. His Place Eatery...
10 Underrated Flea Markets In Indiana That Are A Bargain Hunter’s Dream Come True
Looking for amazing flea markets in Indiana that won’t break the bank?. These 10 flea markets offer great deals and hidden treasures!. 1. Me & My Sisters Flea Market (Shelbyville) You know what makes a great flea market?. It’s when you walk in and feel like you’ve stepped into...
Sons of the American Revolution hold a ribeye cookout
The John Martin Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution held a ribeye cookout to raise money for their services in the community, which include providing coffee and cookies to veterans, marking and dedicating graves, and making donations to veterans.
Drive-In Theaters Still Operating Across the Midwest
Drive-in theaters bring back memories of summer nights, buttery popcorn, and watching movies under the stars. While many have closed over the years, the Midwest still has amazing drive-ins that keep this classic experience alive. These outdoor theaters offer families a unique way to enjoy films together in the...
Serial rapist who lived in Indiana identified using DNA; police fear more victims nationwide
NOTE: This article discusses sexual assault. Victim resources available at the bottom of the article. (WXIN/WTTV) — Police in California have used DNA evidence to identify a nationwide serial rapist who killed himself in 1997 after becoming a suspect in a central Indiana rape investigation. Sean Patrick McNulty, who...
INDOT Expands Automated Speed Enforcement In Work Zones
INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Department of Transportation is expanding its automated worksite speed control program, adding new enforcement locations in Hancock and Steuben counties beginning next week. The Indiana Safe Zones initiative, which uses truck-mounted devices to capture images of vehicles exceeding posted...
ISP, FBI investigating sextortion case involving Indiana Rep. Maureen Bauer
SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- The Office of Indiana State Rep. Maureen Bauer (D-South Bend) announced the FBI and the Indiana State Police are currently investigating a case of sextortion targeting her. Bauer's office stated they are aware of a photo of Bauer that has been digitally manipulated and is a...
2 firefighters hurt while battling early morning fire on north side
Two IFD firefighters were injured while battling a house fire on the city's north side.
Mark Zuckerberg — the Indianapolis one — sues Facebook over account suspension
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Imagine sharing the same name as high-profile Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg. That’s what happened to a bankruptcy attorney in Indianapolis. Zuckerberg, the Indianapolis one, is suing the other Mark Zuckerberg, the more famous one, because his Facebook account has been suspended multiple times....
