Indy man gets 26 year sentence after supplying fentanyl, heroin that led to fatal...
BOONE COUNTY, Ind. — An Indianapolis man has been sentenced to more than 20 years behind bars for his role in the fatal overdose of a man in Boone County three years ago. The Boone County Prosecutor’s Office announced on Thursday that 31-year-old William Wills received a 26-year sentence, with 22 of those years being [
Community fridge stolen: Local nonprofit seeks to recoup losses
INDIANAPOLIS — A local nonprofit is trying to recoup its losses after someone stole one of its refrigerators. The theft happened earlier this week from outside of a church on Indy’s east side. The organization said this setback will not stop them from their mission to help people. “Disbelief, that’s the first thing tha
Man convicted of murder in 2025 at east side gas station
A man was convicted of a 2025 murder at an east side gas station after a two-day jury trial this week.
Martindale-Brightwood shooting seriously injures boy and man, IMPD says
A boy and a man were taken to area hospitals in serious but stable condition after a Thursday afternoon shooting in the Martindale-Brightwood neighborhood in Indianapolis.
Indiana mother survives tree falling on her car
A terrifying accident changes a young mother’s life in an instant. She suffered devastating spinal injuries when a massive tree crashed onto her car while she was driving home. Leslie Moreno is live in northwest Indiana.
IMPD opens murder investigation after shooting victim dies
A man who was shot in an April shooting on the east side of Indianapolis has died, and police are investigating the incident as a homicide.
Former Indiana DCS case manager facing criminal charges
CLARK COUNTY, Ind. (WAVE) - Former Indiana Department of Child Services family case manager Jade Wilson is facing criminal charges following an investigation by the Indiana Office of Inspector General, according to state officials. The Clark County Prosecutor’s Office has charged Wilson with two felony counts and multi
Future of Big Oaks, state’s largest wildlife refuge, is unclear
Advocates fear that federal officials are on the verge of closing Indiana’s largest federal wildlife refuge, created 25 years ago in the southeastern part of the state. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, U.S. Army and U.S. Air Force agreed in 2000 to turn the military’s old Jefferson Proving Ground spanning Jefferson,
Armed carjacking reported at Fishers IHOP; 2 Indianapolis teens arrested
FISHERS, Ind. — Two Indianapolis teens were arrested after an alleged armed carjacking at a Fishers IHOP. In a post on Facebook, the Fishers Police Department indicated that its officers were called to the IHOP restaurant located at 9750 North by Northeast Boulevard around 10:39 p.m. Monday to investigate a reported ca
Local Prosecutors Discuss Challenges With Shortage Of Deputy Prosecutors In Indiana
WARSAW – County prosecutors have been dealing with a shortage of deputy prosecutors throughout the state of Indiana. DJ Sigler Jr., chief prosecutor for Whitley County; and Vicki Becker, chief prosecutor for Elkhart County, spoke about the challenges they have seen as the need for deputy prosecutors has risen in Indian

















