Austrian Painter horse renamed after complaint it referenced Adolf Hitler
LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) — The Jockey Club has ruled that a racehorse known as Austrian Painter has been renamed Merrylegs after a review of a complaint that alleged it was a reference to Adolf Hitler. The horse’s name drew attention after winning his debut Monday at Horseshoe Indianapolis Racecourse....
Indiana Is Getting Its First Buc-ee’s, But Greenwood Has Some Concerns
Here's one I never ask...how much Buc-ee's swag do you have?
Speeding on Kessler Blvd to be addressed on Indy DPW’s 2027 construction schedule
INDIANAPOLIS — Happening Thursday night, the Indy Department of Public Works is releasing its findings from a traffic study along Kessler Boulevard. The roadway between College and Keystone Avenues is on the city’s high injury network and after a number of serious crashes they are looking for ways to improve it. “It’s
‘A perfect child’: Siblings remember younger sister found dead on Indy’s east side
INDIANAPOLIS — A growing memorial of stuffed animals, candles and pictures sits outside of Miracle Bryan’s home on the east side. The 8-year-old was found dead early Wednesday morning. ”I was there from the beginning to the end,” her 20-year-old sister Karma Mitchell said. “7:30 in the morning, she was unresponsive; sh
Rokita lawsuit against IHSAA alleges racial discrimination
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita filed a lawsuit against the Indiana High School Athletic Association in a bid to eliminate a race-based quota for the association’s board of directors, which reserves two of its 19 seats for minorities. The lawsuit, filed in Marion County Superior Court Wednesday, alleges the IHSAA
Neighbors fume as developer moves ahead with Stringtown Apartment plans
INDIANAPOLIS — There’s a mostly vacant lot at Koehne and Saulcy streets in the Stringtown neighborhood just across the White River from IU Indy where more than a dozen lots were bought up by an owner several years ago. Neighbors say there was a time when single-family and duplex homes were planned for the site. […]
Rep. VanNatter: Indiana’s Pre-1996 Teachers’ Retirement
STATEHOUSE (Sept. 24, 2026) –State Rep. Heath VanNatter (R-Kokomo) applauded the announcement at today’sInterim Study Committee on Pension Management Oversight that Indiana’s Pre-1996 Teachers’ Retirement Fund is expected to be fully funded a decade earlier than projected. The Pre-96 fund supports pension payments for
Statewide Silver Alert issued for missing 74-year-old southern Indiana man
A statewide Silver Alert has been issued for a missing southern Indiana man. James Goodson, 74, was last seen Thursday, Sept. 24 in Floyds Knobs, which is in Floyd County in southern Indiana. Goodson is described as 5-feet, 11-inches tall, 192 pounds and is bald with blue eyes. He was...
Man in His 20s Found Dead in Broad Ripple Park Bathroom, Cause and Manner...
The discovery came during an Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department patrol around 6:30 a.m. Thursday in the Broad Ripple Park area. WISH-TV reported that officers found a man unresponsive inside a portable bathroom and that he was pronounced dead at the scene. Officers also found an unoccupied vehicle nearby; auth
Court Failures: Two Fathers Speak Out on Judge Gaither
INDIANAPOLIS — On September 14, 2026, the Indiana Commission on Judicial Qualifications filed formal judicial misconduct charges against Marion Superior Court Nine Judge Geoffrey A. Gaither. The Commission’s charges detail a multi-year pattern of excessive delays, administrative neglect, and an extraordinary backlog of

















