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Remembering Indianapolis gospel songwriter and guitarist M.L. Allen Jr.

Indianapolis lost one of its great gospel music figures last month, guitarist and songwriter M.L. Allen, Jr. He was 89 years old. Allen rose to prominence in the 1950s with the Indianapolis gospel group the Wandering Travelers. WFYI's Kyle Long spoke with Allen in 2023 and discussed his roots in Indianapolis.
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Family Shares Scary Encounter at Greenwood Walmart

GREENWOOD, IN — A local family is speaking out after a scary encounter at the Walmart on State Road 135 Saturday night, February 21. What began as a routine weekend shopping trip nearly turned into something else when an unidentified man attempted to enter a vehicle occupied by two young girls. The family, who has […]
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Death investigation underway in Indianapolis mobile home community

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Indianapolis police say a death investigation is underway in a mobile home community on the southwest side. Online police reports show Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department officers were called to the 2800 block of Landola Lane around 8:30 a.m. Wednesday for a death investigation. That’s...
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IU Health New Downtown Indianapolis Hospital

This project for Indiana University Health in downtown Indianapolis is a transformative hospital set to redefine patient care across Indiana. Anchoring a 44-acre academic medical campus, the 2-million-square-foot facility consolidates Methodist and University hospitals into a single, state-of-the-art destination for...
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The Classic Indiana Lunch Counter Where a Simple Smashburger Draws Crowds From Every Corner...

I have driven past a lot of burger joints in Indiana, but nothing made me stop and double back quite like Hinkle’s Hamburgers on South Adams Street in Bloomington. There is something about the smell of beef sizzling on a flat top grill that reaches you before you even open the door.
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10 sentenced to prison for drug trafficking across Indiana

Ten people have been sentenced to federal prison for their roles in a large-scale drug trafficking operation that moved fentanyl, methamphetamine and cocaine across Indiana, according to the U.S. Department of Justice.
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One year later: Police still seeking leads in unsolved murder on Indy’s west side

The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department is seeking information about the murder of Kristopher "Kris" Sommerville, who was shot and killed exactly a year ago while walking from a liquor store with a friend.
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Federal, state, local authorities conduct warrant sweep

INDIANAPOLIS — Federal, state and local authorities are conducting a warrant sweep across the Indianapolis area. Wednesday’s operation started around 6 a.m. and targeted multiple locations. FOX59/CBS4 crews observed law enforcement personnel at separate locations on Bethel Woods Drive and Treyburn Green Way on the...
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Braun: Resmed to build $30 million facility in Greenwood

GREENWOOD, Ind. — Officials with the Indiana Office of Commerce and the office of Indiana Gov. Mike Braun announced on Tuesday that a new company centered on health technology will establish its first U.S. Midwest operation in Indiana. According to a news release, Resmed will invest $30 million to build out a...
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Haughville: A historically Black neighborhood built from iron

INDIANAPOLIS — Records show the first African Americans began arriving here in Indiana in 1746. When we talk about the almost 300-year journey of a culture and all of their contributions, a large part of the conversation has to include Haughville. Haughville is a neighborhood grown out of iron....

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