New Indiana law benefits chronic pain sufferers
For many Hoosiers, chronic pain isn’t just a challenge; it’s a constant battle. The CDC reports that one in four adults in Indiana lives with chronic pain, a statistic that highlights a widespread need for better support and treatment. Now, a new state law is set to significantly improve the quality of life for those...
Irvington Pride 2025 promises family fun and dazzling drag show
Irvington Pride is set to enliven the neighborhood on June 28th with a vibrant celebration featuring diverse activities and performances. The event, free and open to the public, will honor the legacy of Marsha P. Johnson and highlight the contributions of local businesses.
New Indiana law targets high hospital prices, boosts transparency
Gov. Mike Braun recently signed a bill into law aimed at reducing health care costs in Indiana. Authored by State Rep. Martin Carbaugh of Fort Wayne, the legislation focuses on nonprofit hospitals. Gov. Mike Braun has signed a new law aimed at curbing health care costs and ensuring nonprofit hospitals...
Free construction training at Mary Rigg Neighborhood Center
Get the skills you need to get a good job in the construction industry at these free classes at the Mary Rigg Neighborhood Center. The center is partnering with Indianapolis-based BY Construction Training to provide fundamental training from June 30 to Aug. 29 on Mondays and Wednesdays. The training will...
Devington residents struggle without power for days
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — No power for three days and counting. Severe weather caused power outages for thousands. Devington residents said they have been left in the dark not knowing when their power will be switched back on. “I’m going day by day, charging my phone in the car,” said Jay Bailey, a resident. “Just doing...
Abandoned Marsh: Eagledale Plaza in Indianapolis
The Marsh Supermarket at Indianapolis’ Eagledale Plaza opened in 1957. The store later became LoBill Foods and Marsh Hometown Market before it closed in 2014. Today, the building appears to be vacant. “Abandoned Marsh” was my project to stylistically document the Marsh Supermarkets closed by Sun Capital Partners, an...
9 Cities In Indiana Where You Can Comfortably Retire On Social Security Alone
Looking for affordable cities in Indiana where Social Security goes further?. These 9 underrated places offer lower costs of living and plenty of small-town charm!. Fort Wayne offers big-city amenities with a small-town cost of living. Indiana’s second-largest city somehow keeps housing prices remarkably affordable....
Hancock County Man Sentenced to 7 Years for Domestic Battery and Additional Charges
Indiana man Kyle A. Kafoure has been sentenced to 7 years for a series of violent offenses, culminating in a domestic battery charge that has left the community of Hancock County shaken; the announcement came yesterday from the county's Prosecutor's Office. In a stark recount of the case, Hancock County Prosecutor...
Former Center Township deputy constable charged with impersonating public servant
INDIANAPOLIS — A former Center Township deputy constable is in jail facing felony charges after being accused of impersonating a public servant. The investigation began when an IMPD officer spotted the suspect working security and traffic enforcement outside a nightclub that was open after hours, located along West...
13 recruits graduate from IMPD recruit class
13 new probationary officers are gearing up to serve Indianapolis neighborhoods after graduating from the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department Academy on Friday.