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Marion County Implements Higher Cash Bonds

INDIANAPOLIS — Bond costs in Marion County are higher in 2026, after the county rolled out a new bail schedule. Cash bond amounts have increased for nearly every felony level, in some cases doubling or tripling compared to the previous schedule. Court leaders say the changes aim to improve public safety and reduce...
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Indy restaurant employee charged for pointing gun at angry customer

INDIANAPOLIS — A restaurant employee is under arrest after allegedly pulling a gun on an angry customer who refused to leave. According to court documents, Indy metro police officers were called to The Garage Food Hall, located in the Bottleworks District just off Mass Ave, at approximately 8 p.m. on Dec. 23, 2025....
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Indy family shares warning against celebratory gunfire this New Year’s

One Indy family is joining IMPD and urging people to be mindful this New Year's after a bullet caused by celebratory gunfire hit their home.
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I Spent A Weekend In Indiana Chasing 13 Tenderloin Sandwiches And 5 Were Worth...

Road tripping across Indiana for tenderloin sandwiches sounded like a quirky dare, and it delivered. Crispy cutlets, soft buns, and secret house sauces turned each stop into a tiny mystery worth solving. You will find winners, surprises, and a couple of why did I order this moments. Buckle up, because five of these...
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9 Indiana All-You-Can-Eat Seafood Buffets That Keep Families Coming Back

Indiana might surprise you with its incredible seafood buffet scene. From crispy fried shrimp to buttery crab legs, these all-you-can-eat spots deliver ocean-fresh flavors right in the heart of the Midwest. Families keep returning because the portions are endless, the variety is impressive, and the prices won’t sink...
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Indiana’s $4 Billion Child Care Crisis

INDIANAPOLIS — As the Indiana General Assembly prepares to reconvene on January 5, State Representative Vanessa Summers (D-Indianapolis) is being vocal on what she describes as a “catastrophic” childcare crisis that is currently hollowing out Indiana’s workforce and threatening its future economic stability. In an...
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‘Something bad happened’ | 4 people allegedly drove a man from Indianapolis to Delaware...

DELAWARE COUNTY, Indiana — Four people have been charged after allegedly driving a man from Indianapolis to Delaware County and burning him to death. The unidentified man's body was found after the fire was reported in the early morning hours of Sunday, Dec. 14. An autopsy found evidence that the man was alive when...
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Changes to Marion County’s bail structure leads to drastic increases in bond amounts

INDIANAPOLIS– Getting out of jail on bond in Marion County in 2026 will be significantly more expensive than it was before, following major changes to the county’s bail structure. The new bond rules drawn up for this year have doubled or tripled the cost of getting out of jail while awaiting trial. While those...
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Flu cases reach ‘high’ level in Indiana as numbers continue to rise

The Marion County Public Health Department saw a nearly 37% jump in emergency room flu visits last week compared to the week prior.
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Confusion of what is an “acceptable purchase” as new guidelines launch for SNAP users

SOUTH BEND, IN (WSBT) — Starting on January 1st, if you’re an Indiana SNAP user, your grocery trip could look a little different because you can no longer purchase sugary drinks or candy with your benefits. However, there is confusion about what is an acceptable purchase. Retailers must...

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