Indianapolis IN

The Marsh Supermarket at 3919 Madison Avenue in Indianapolis opened in 1990. It later served as a LoBill Foods before the store closed in 2006. Today, the heavily remodeled building is home to Anytime Fitness and The Excel Center. Abandoned Marsh was my project to stylistically document the Marsh Supermarkets...

A little redoodle of state lines might be in the future.

INDIANA — A woman from Indianapolis lost her life in a single-vehicle crash early Thursday morning on State Road 56, according to the Ohio County Sheriff’s Office. Investigators say 55-year-old Sherry Pruitt was driving southbound toward Rising Sun around 4:30 a.m. when her vehicle left the roadway for unknown...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — A new Indiana law will take effect this year as part of the fallout from Jamey Noel's conviction. House Bill 1208 was prompted by the former Clark County Sheriff's mismanagement of the county jail's commissary fund. Starting this summer, sheriffs and other officials in charge...

Indiana Gov. Mike Braun 's recent flurry of new executive orders aimed at reforming food stamp benefits mostly attracted headlines for his plan to ban people from using their SNAP benefits to purchase soda and candy . But experts who study SNAP said some of Braun's executive orders that are getting less attention -...

Thousands of Hoosiers could lose access to Medicaid under the contentious priority bill Indiana lawmakers sent Gov. Mike Braun's desk, which calls for more stringent eligibility checks, work requirements and limits on enrollment. The Senate gave final approval to Senate Bill 2 by a 37-10 vote Thursday, though in some...

(Undated) — Gas prices continue to trend lower as we head into the Easter Weekend. According to this morning’s numbers from GasBuddy.com, the national average is $3.15 a gallon, seven cents lower than Monday. Here in Illinois, the statewide average is $3.37 a gallon, a three-cent decline from the start of the week....

Marion County's nine townships have more than $12.7 million in unspent "poor relief" funds for assistance, which could be used to help pay for expenses and potentially reduce evictions. I-Team 8's Tim Spears reports.

Tuttle Orchards in Hancock County, Indiana is fighting a proposed data center that would go next to their farm, and they are asking the public to stand up for them and the character of the area.

Officers responded to the 2000 block of West Morris Street on the report of a person shot. The victim has died.