Indy Family Center Celebrates Year of Hope and Recovery
INDIANAPOLIS — For Samantha, finding stability used to feel nearly impossible. Battling a substance use disorder since age 20 and facing imminent homelessness while fighting a Department of Child Services (DCS) case, she was trapped in what she describes as constant “survival mode.” That changed when a connection made
Craving A Real Fish Fry? These 8 Indiana Spots Batter And Fry Cod Every...
Friday nights in Indiana just hit different when there is a plate of golden fried cod waiting for you. Across the state, from Fort Wayne to Hammond, you can find spots that batter and fry fresh cod every single week. Some are cozy diners, others are simple counter shops where...
Sigma Nursing terminates CEO accused of using racial slur
INDIANAPOLIS— The CEO of Indianapolis-based company Sigma Nursing has been terminated after a leaked phone conversation in which he is accused of saying racial slurs. According to Sigma Nursing, the company’s board of directors voted unanimously to terminate Lucas Davis from his position as chief executive officer. Dav
FEMA: More than 22,000 Indiana storm survivors approved for federal assistance
FEMA has approved more than $92 million in federal assistance for over 22,000 Indiana storm survivors following historic flooding.
State’s unhoused number increases, but fewer are living outside
A 2026 point-in-time count revealed that while Indiana's overall unhoused population increased by 7% to 5,192 people, the number of individuals living in unsheltered conditions decreased by 28%.
Jasper Police attempting to locate teen missing in Indianapolis
HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) – The Jasper Police Department is asking for the public’s assistance in locating a juvenile who is believed to be missing in the Indianapolis metro area. Police say 17-year-old Jaelynne Elizabeth Madden is believed to be in the Indianapolis / Carmel area. Anyone with information on her location is
Governor Braun recognizes rural Bloomfield School where Indiana’s first-in-the-nation cybersecurity pathway comes to life
BLOOMFIELD – Indiana Governor Mike Braun, Indiana Secretary of Education Dr. Katie Jenner, and other education and workforce leaders visited Bloomfield Middle and High School today — a small, rural school at the center of Indiana’s first-in-the-nation cybersecurity pathway. During the visit, students showcased their cy
Woman injured in Indianapolis east side shooting
INDIANAPOLIS — A female was taken to the hospital after police found her with a gunshot would at a Citgo gas station parking lot at 4201 N. Emerson Ave. According to IMPD, at about 1:30 p.m. Monday, officers were dispatched to check the welfare of a person at the east side gas station and found […]
THPD talks new scam targeting seniors
Terre Haute police warned residents that scammers are increasingly targeting seniors by tricking them into purchasing Green Dot prepaid debit cards to steal large sums of money.
Complaint accuses Marion County deputies of excessive force in council meeting incident
An Indianapolis man named Jamaal Shabazz has filed a tort claim against the Marion County Sheriff's Department alleging excessive force and violation of constitutional rights during a September 2025 city-county council meeting.

















