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INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — A man was sentenced Wednesday to 51 years in prison for the March 2023 murder of a family friend. The Marion County Prosecutor’s Office announced Wednesday that Antwone Ervin has been sentenced to 51 years in prison for his role in the March 2023 shooting death of Brian Williams. A jury...

INDIANAPOLIS — An Indianapolis mother is grieving and looking for justice after her youngest son was shot to death on the near west side. The killing is the second time that the mother has lost a son to gun violence. Just after 9:30 a.m. Friday, at 11th and Tibbs, police believe someone robbed, shot and […]

The family of an Indiana girl who beat cancer sued the Illinois hospital who sent her home with a toxic amount of prescription pain medications. The post 'They just ignored it': 11-year-old girl who beat cancer died after hospital sent her home with 'excessive' pain medications instead of treating her first appeared...

Story by WISH-TV INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — An Indiana School for the Deaf alumni who is a deaf community advocate on Monday said layoffs at the school will impact students beyond the classroom. When the new state budget takes effect on July 1, the Indiana School for the Deaf will receive nearly $1 million less in […]

Two men were hospitalized after a shooting in the Quillen Acres neighborhood on the southwest side of Indianapolis. IMPD says a suspect is in custody.

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Indiana’s income might be low, but there’s quite the wealth gap when you look at the billionaires calling it home. The average income for an Indiana resident is below $38,000 a year. Somehow, there are 3 billionaires and nearly 139,000 millionaires living in the same state at the same time.

An Indiana State trooper accused of theft attempted to defraud a company out of more than $800, investigators say.

WNBA fans came to the defense of Sophie Cunningham as she appeared to stand up for Caitlin Clark in a chippy game between the Indiana Fever and Connecticut Sun.

INDIANA – For many Hoosiers, chronic pain isn’t just a challenge; it’s a constant battle. The CDC reports that one in four adults in Indiana lives with chronic pain, a statistic that highlights a widespread need for better support and treatment. Now, a new state law is set to significantly improve the quality of life...