Indianapolis IN

I almost drove past the turnoff twice. There was no big sign, no crowd, just a gravel road cutting through Indiana farmland that felt forgotten by time. I followed it anyway, and within minutes the traffic noise faded into something quieter. Cows grazed nearby, unbothered by my arrival. I had...

INDIANAPOLIS – An investigation is underway after a man was killed and another was injured in a shooting on Indy’s near east side Saturday night. According to the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department, just before midnight, officers responded to the 1900 block of North Lasalle Street on the report of a person sho

The lawsuit claims the state's public service utility company did not properly manage vegetation in and around power lines.

"Reports now say the White River is likely to be permanently routed into the quarry due to erosion."

SOUTH BEND, IN — A new MrBeast video puts 100 Indiana State Police troopers in pursuit of the YouTube creator and four of his friends across a large, pre-built city in a high-stakes hide-and-seek challenge. The group starts with $500,000 on the line, and the goal is to avoid capture long enough to keep the money. The v

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Indiana Gov. Mike Braun said Saturday the state has settled a lawsuit with a former utilities regulator filed just 12 days earlier. Former Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission Chair Andy Zay filed the complaint in Marion County court on Aug. 10, claiming his firing in early August was “unlawful.”

By Sunday, residents were not yet treating the danger as over.

As businesses and residents accumulate outdated computers, laptops and other electronics, finding a responsible way to dispose of them can be a challenge. Indy Laptops, a Carmel-based company, offers free electronics recycling through its Technology Lifecycle Solutions program. Businesses can have large quantities of e

Inside a sixth-floor apartment at Richard G. Lugar Tower in downtown Indianapolis, a thermometer recently read 91 degrees. The air conditioning has been broken for weeks at the 17-story public housing high-rise that houses more than 200 low-income seniors and people with disabilities, and Marion County health officials

A study by the Urban Institute found that while hundreds of thousands of Hoosiers qualify for federal safety net programs, many fail to enroll, with Indiana's cash assistance rate ranking among the lowest in the nation.