Assisted living regulatory overhaul triggers clinical, operational concerns from Indiana providers
Senior living leaders are calling for open communication and collaboration as officials in Indiana appear ready to implement a “significant” update to the state’s assisted living regulations. This summer, the Indiana Department of Health published proposed amendments to its residential care facility regulations governi
Man injured in shooting at Target store on west side of Indianapolis
INDIANAPOLIS — A man was injured in a shooting at a Target on the west side of Indianapolis Tuesday night. According to the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department, officers were called to 6925 W. 38th St. around 8:30 p.m. to investigate a shooting. When police arrived at the scene, they located a man with injuries
Brown Patches Are Spreading Across Indiana Lawns In A Matter Of Days
Your lawn looked like a putting green on Friday afternoon, smooth and thick. By Monday morning it wore odd tan blotches that seemed to spread while you slept. Neighbors blame the August heat, the sprinkler timer, or that bargain fertilizer from the hardware store. Meanwhile, the real cause is chewing quietly at the bas
This Historic Thursday Market in Indiana Is a Picker’s Paradise and One of the...
Thursday mornings have a different rhythm at Strawtown Flea Market in Noblesville. This longtime Indiana market brings pickers and bargain hunters together to browse tables filled with antiques, tools, produce, household goods, collectibles, and the occasional item nobody expected to find. Its once-a-week schedule adds
Armed woman allegedly forced her way onto school bus during Indianapolis road rage incident
INDIANAPOLIS — An Indianapolis woman faces felony charges after police say she forced her way onto a school bus last week and waved a gun during an apparent case of road rage. Jamiya Sutton, 19, was arrested last Wednesday on the city’s east side after Indianapolis police were called to a road rage incident involving [
IMPD: Investigation underway into death of 8-year-old girl on east side
INDIANAPOLIS – A child’s death is under investigation on the east side. According to the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department, Southeast District officers were dispatched around 7 a.m. Wednesday to a home on Bancroft Street. That’s near English and Emerson avenues. Police arrived to find an 8-year-old girl unres
Beef Prices Bite Into Wendy’s: Franchise Owner of 13 Indiana Restaurants Files for Chapter...
Record-high beef prices are now being cited as a major factor behind the financial crisis forcing one of the nation’s largest Wendy’s franchise operators into bankruptcy—and the impact reaches deep into northern Indiana. Meritage Hospitality Group, the Grand Rapids, Michigan-based restaurant company that operates 314 W
Duke Energy Offering Energy Assistance
PLAINFIELD, Ind. – Duke Energy is doubling its available financial assistance to help Hoosiers pay their energy bills. This boost for 2026 comes from the company’s Share the Light Fund, which is supported by Duke Energy shareholders, its foundation and voluntary contributions from customers and employees. Last year,...
Man faces drug charges after falling asleep behind the wheel in Brownsburg
A 23-year-old man was arrested Tuesday morning on drug charges after police found him asleep at the wheel of a vehicle that was blocking traffic on North Green Street in Brownsburg.
Feds play the Greek card in Indiana gambling case and lose, vow a new...
When your nickname is "Jimmy the Greek," odds are that conjures up the old-time oddsmaker who was known by that moniker. In the case of James Gerodemos, federal investigators say his nickname "Jimmy the Greek" befits his role as leader of a decades-old illicit gambling business. Gerodemos and 21 other...

















