Death investigation underway after 19-month-old pulled from Lawrence retention pond
LAWRENCE, Indiana — Lawrence police confirmed a young child was pronounced dead after being pulled from a retention pond at an apartment complex Monday. First responders were called shortly before noon July 6 to the 7000 block of McIntosh Lane, just east of Interstate 465 and just south of East 56th Street at The Life
Elevated E. coli found in three Fishers open-water sites
The Fishers Health Department announced July 6 that recent E. coli testing in three locations showed elevated bacteria levels. Fall Creek at Canal Place close to Harbor Bay Drive. According to the FHD, these results often are seen following periods of heavy rainfall. The Fishers Health and Water Quality program...
What Most Indiana Residents Don’t Know About Crows Sitting on Power Lines
No matter where you travel in Indiana, chances are you’ll eventually notice them. A row of black crows quietly perched on overhead power lines. You might see them lining country roads outside Lafayette, watching traffic in Indianapolis suburbs, gathering above cornfields near Fort Wayne, or stretching across utility wi
Peek inside historic $8 million estate in heart of Indianapolis
INDIANAPOLIS — For the first time in 45 years, the historic estate known as Lane’s End has hit the market, allowing the curious public a glimpse inside this luxurious home. Originally built in 1928 for Eli Lilly executive Nicholas H. Noyes and his wife, Margaret Lilly, Lane’s End sits on Sunset Lane on a sprawling […]
‘A lot of things went right’ | IMPD chief reflects on peaceful Fourth of...
INDIANAPOLIS — It was a tale of two Fourth of July weekends in Indianapolis. Compared to the stain of violence that overshadowed last year's celebrations, this year remained largely peaceful. “From a public safety standpoint, a lot of things went right, and I’m incredibly proud of that,” IMPD Chief...
The Worst Driving Behaviors in Indiana – Are You Guilty of These 5?
We see a lot of annoying drivers on the roadways. Are these behaviors the worst?
New 215-acre nature preserve opens in Zionsville
Zionsville, Ind. — A new 215-acre nature preserve is now open in Boone County, giving visitors a chance to explore miles of trails while protecting one of Central Indiana’s natural landscapes. The Carpenter Nature Preserve transforms what was once the 18-hole Wolf Run Golf Course into a destination focused on conserva
Franklin grandmother fights for grandparent visitation rights in Indiana
A grandmother is fighting to change Indiana law to give grandparents more visitation rights, after being denied court-ordered visitation with her four grandsons.
Master Trooper Anthony LoMonaco retires after 31 years of service on Indiana Toll Road
ELKHART COUNTY — After more than three decades of patrolling the highways and protecting Hoosier communities, Master Trooper Anthony LoMonaco is officially trading in his badge for the Sunshine State. The Indiana State Police announced that LoMonaco is retiring to Florida following a distinguished 31-year career in law
‘Burb Bites: Big closure for new Carmel roundabout
This week's news from around the region includes yet another roundabout for Carmel, a distillery expansion in Fortville and a plan to quiet pickleball courts in Brownsburg. 👷 Carmel road crews are getting ready to shut down one of the city's busiest intersections through the fall to install a new roundabout.
