Juneteenth inspires community action in Indianapolis
Juneteenth is the federal holiday that commemorates June 19, 1865. Community groups around Indianapolis marked the day of liberation with celebration and inspiration.
Gov. Braun Signs a Few New Health Care Bills Into Law
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Gov. Mike Braun and state lawmakers from both parties on Wednesday said a raft of laws passed this spring will lower health care bills. Braun held a ceremonial signing for 10 health care-related bills lawmakers approved during the 2025 session. Among them is a new law that requires health...
Power restoration efforts underway after severe storms
Severe weather in Central Indiana on Wednesday resulted in wind gusts reaching 70 MPH, causing extensive power outages for over 100,000 residents.
As power outages linger, dangerous heat puts vulnerable Hoosiers at risk
Central Indiana is facing a dangerous heat wave, with high temperatures expected to reach the low 90s, and officials urge residents without power to stay hydrated and seek out public cooling centers.
Indianapolis Man’s 87-Year Sentence for 2020 Violence Spree Affirmed by Court of Appeals of...
On a two-day spree of violence in June 2020, Victor Johnson engaged in a series of attacks against multiple women in Indianapolis; the acts were so egregious that they led to his conviction on numerous counts, including attempted murder and attempted rape. Drawing on the ruling of the Court of Appeals of Indiana,...
Indy woman accused of hit-and-run that left man with severe brain injuries
INDIANAPOLIS — An Indianapolis woman has been arrested and charged in connection to a hit-and-run on the city’s east side that left a man with permanent, possibly life-threatening injuries. At the same time, leaders of the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department insist that investigators are working hard to keep...
Watch: Severe weather drops mysterious dome on Indianapolis road
Severe weather that swept through Indianapolis left something unusual in its wake: a mysterious dome-shaped object.
Toddler dies after found shot outside car in drugstore parking lot
A toddler found shot outside a car in a parking lot in Indianapolis later died, in what police believe was an accidental shooting. Police said it's a reminder for people to lock up their guns and keep them unavailable to juveniles.
Mother, who was on supervised release for her 6-month-old daughter’s death, left her 8-year-old...
Indiana – In a shocking case in Indiana, a 27-year-old mother, identified as T. Echols, who was on supervised release for the 2019 death of her 6-month-old daughter, has been arrested once again—this time for leaving her four children alone in unsanitary conditions for an extended period while placing an 8-year-old...
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. Carbaugh said the law, House Enrolled Act 1004, addresses high prices at nonprofit hospitals and promotes transparency...
