Thousands fill Indiana Statehouse lawn for No Kings protest
INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Statehouse lawn was full of thousands of people on Saturday afternoon. They were participating in one of many No Kings protests that were held across the U.S. on Saturday. According to a press release from MADVoters.org, the protest kicked off with an activist fair at 11 a.m., followed by a...
What is the Most Burglarized City in Indiana
One Indiana city found itself being named one of the most burglarized places in the country, according to a new study, and it might not be the first one that would come to mind.
Substantial reward awaits tipster with information on unsolved Indianapolis homicide case
INDIANAPOLIS — There’s a mural of a smiling young man on the wall of a building at 10th Street and Parker Avenue on Indy’s near east side “I want his face to be remembered forever,” said Kendia Lovelady, who finished the mural of her brother Charles Lovelady, Jr., one year to the day after he […]
The US City Where It’s Sort Of Illegal To Eat Watermelon In Public Parks
There's an explanation for why parkgoers in this city were banned from eating watermelon at their summer picnics, but was this strange law really enforced?
Woman killed in south side hit-and-run
INDIANAPOLIS – An investigation is underway after a woman was killed in a hit-and-run on Indy’s south side Sunday morning. According to the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department, just after 4 a.m., officers responded to the 8100 block of Shelby Street. When officers arrived on scene, they located an adult...
Man shot and killed on Indianapolis’ far east side
A person was found shot to death Sunday evening on Indianapolis' far east side, according to police.
Indianapolis church leaders retire after 35 years of service
The Rev. Dr. Clarence Moore and Hope Moore are retiring after 35 years of service at New Era Church, where they developed a holistic ministry that addresses spiritual, financial, emotional, educational, and relational needs. Hear from them in the latest Community Link episode from News 8.
Indiana reports avian influenza cases in wild birds in 3 counties
Bird flu has been found in a wild duck and vultures in Indiana, and the public is advised to avoid contact with sick waterfowl and other wildlife.
Indiana’s ~Murder Mystery~ Dinner Train Rides
From the storytelling spirit of Hoosier folklore to its mesmerizing landscapes, Indiana has always been a confluence of tradition and thrill. Few activities encapsulate this unique blend quite like the murder mystery dinner trains that weave a tapestry of drama, suspense, and culinary delight. These experiences...
Where Have I Seen This Before
When I watched the online coverage of the “No Kings” rally this weekend, I had one of those déjà vu moments — and no, it wasn’t the kind brought on by any sort of “creative enhancer.”. I sat there thinking, where have I...
