19-year-old shot to death in back of an Uber on Indy’s far east side
INDIANAPOLIS — A 19-year-old man is dead following a shooting along Mitthoefer Road on Indy’s far east side Wednesday night. Police are still investigating exactly what led to the deadly shooting, which took place after a rideshare driver picked up the victim and the car suddenly came under fire. Responding to a call f
Indiana State Police welcomes in Gracie the digital sniffing K-9
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — The Indiana Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force and Indiana State Police have welcomed a new K-9 named Gracie. According to ISP, Gracie is a one-year-old black lab who can detect digital devices and digital storage devices. She was trained at the Jordan Detection K-9 School in Indianapolis a
2 men carrying 220 pounds of pot in a rental minivan arrested after traffic...
Two men from California who were allegedly transporting 220 pounds of cannabis in a rental minivan were arrested after a traffic stop in northwest Indiana on Thursday, authorities said. A 34-year-old man and a 27-year-old man, who were not named by police, were arrested after an officer stopped their rental...
Indianapolis man killed in Kokomo crash
KOKOMO, Ind. (WISH) — The identity of the man who died Wednesday following a crash at a major intersection in Kokomo has been released. The crash happened just after 7:45 p.m.Wednesday, at U.S. 31 North and State Road 26, on the city’s south side. According to the Howard County Coroner’s Office, the victim was identifi
‘Christian Love?’ Indiana Families Rage Over Medicaid Cut Report: ‘Richest Country in the World...
Indiana parents are fighting for medical care their children were supposed to have, and the anger spilling out across the state is becoming difficult to miss. An IndyStar investigation found that more than 190,000 Indiana children have lost Medicaid coverage since January 2025, while nearly half of recipients up for re
Former Indiana DCS family case manager sentenced for falsifying records
Former Indiana DCS family case manager sentenced for falsifying records, including falsely documenting face-to-face visits with children and families in the DCS case management system. A former Indiana Department of Child Services family case manager was recently sentenced after pleading guilty to falsifying records. F
Indy flood victims concerned with meeting new flood codes; elevating homes
INDIANAPOLIS – Shawn Bales has been hard at work trying to restore his parents home in the Ravenswood neighborhood following the historic floods. “We cut out the drywall. We ripped out all the insulation. We’ve been mitigating with mold mildew killer,” said Bales. However, there’s a bit of a set back on the restorati
Amazon Employee Sues Over Dispute About Remote Work Accommodation
INDIANAPOLIS – An Amazon employee has sued the company, alleging it discriminated against her by refusing repeated requests to work remotely as an accommodation for disabilities involving neurological and sensory conditions. The lawsuit alleges McDaniel’s physician approved a full year of remote work. McDaniel contends
Historic 1856 Northern Hamilton County church celebrating 170 years
Arcadia Brethren Church, one of the earliest and longest-running congregations in Northern Hamilton County, invites the public to a monumental double-celebration at 10 a.m. Sunday, Sept. 20. The community is invited to mark the church’s 170th anniversary with a special Homecoming Service themed “Worship Songs Through t
Cold front brings rain chances to central Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS (WRTV) — A cold front crossing central Indiana on Thursday could bring scattered showers. Wednesday night: Isolated showers and storms are possible in the Indianapolis area, though most locations will remain dry. Skies will turn mostly cloudy with low temperatures in the low 70s. Thursday: A cold front...

















