SWAT team ends hours-long standoff after suspect shoots woman
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Indianapolis police spent hours in a standoff with a suspect after a woman was shot Saturday night. The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department reports that the standoff started when a woman was shot in a home near East Washington and South Gray streets. Police said she was taken to the...
Man killed 2 over $40, sentenced to 90 years in prison
Michael Hendricks was sentenced to 90 years in prison for two counts of murder after a dispute over a $40 for lawn care which led to a police shooting.
“A little excessive”: Indiana consumers say debt collection calls on the rise
A new report shows a huge spike in debt collection calls across the country, a 150 percent increase from last year.
Did You Know That Gordon Ramsay Has a Restaurant in Southern Indiana?
Recently, I was catching up on Hell's Kitchen, and the episode featured some very rare meat. Let me clarify, the steaks and fish might have been a little bit alive, and the contestants were sent to the pantry to be scolded by Chef Ramsay. If the action is like this at Gordon Ramsay's restaurants, we could end up with...
Kroger Employees Rally in Indianapolis to Explain Why They’re Upset with the Company
INDIANAPOLIS–Kroger workers gathered outside of an Indianapolis Kroger location on Sunday to demand a better contract from the company. The union representing 8,000 workers has been negotiating with Kroger for several months. Kroger employees like 27-year-old Andrea Reynolds claim they are not being paid a living...
The Seafood Boil At This Restaurant In Indiana Is So Good, People Drive Hours...
In the heart of Indianapolis, where you’d least expect to find maritime flavors, Crab 99 Bar and Restaurant is creating waves in the Midwest culinary scene with seafood so spectacular that people are crossing county and state lines just to get their hands messy. The glowing red neon sign...
Caught in the crossfire: Indiana schools on the front lines of community gun violence
Gunfire has echoed near Indiana’s K-12 campuses more than 2,700 times over the past decade — a trend that researchers, child advocates, and school safety experts say demands expanded training, stronger trauma support systems, and greater investment in community-based resources. Data compiled by The Trace’s Gun...
Gov. Braun announces collaboration to deport those in country illegally
Indiana Governor Mike Braun has announced that several state agencies will collaborate with federal immigration leaders to deport people who are in the country illegally. The Indiana Department of Homeland Security, State Police, Department of Correction, and National Guard have all signed agreements to work with...
Reminding drivers to stay alert near bus stops
School is back in session and the Indiana Department of Transportation is reminding Hoosiers to look out for the increased number of school buses on the road again. Our goal is to keep Hoosier students safe and make sure drivers are aware of school bus stop procedures. Indiana law requires drivers to stop when a...
Kroger workers rally outside 10th Street Kroger amid contract negotiations
Kroger workers and Indianapolis City-County councilors gathered outside the 10th Street Kroger to call for a better contract, with the union and Kroger set to meet again on Wednesday to discuss a tentative agreement that would increase top-rate clerks' wages by 15.6% over three years.
