Black Joy Took Over Indianapolis and Left the City Radiating Pride
Black: A Festival of Joy 2025 brought a powerful wave of celebration and connection to Riverside Park’s Taggart Memorial Amphitheater on Saturday, September 13. Despite the rain, nothing could stop the spirit of Black joy as thousands gathered for an unforgettable day filled with live music, DJs, cultural...
USPS Hosting Job Fairs Across Indiana Sept. 26
The U.S. Postal Service will hold job fairs across the state on Friday, Sept. 26, offering job seekers the chance to learn more about open positions and the application process. Fairs will run from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at several post offices, including Washington (405 Center St., also hiring for Petersburg) and...
DNR halts deer hunts in Indiana State Parks for 2025
INDIANA – For the first time in over three decades, deer management hunts will not be held inside Indiana state parks this year. The Indiana Department of Natural Resources (DNR) announced the change, citing a procedural issue with its rulemaking process. Since 1993, the DNR has utilized these hunts to control the...
Indy Teenager Arrested in 2024 Homicide
INDIANAPOLIS — An 18-year-old was taken into custody early Sunday in Indianapolis on murder and robbery charges tied to a deadly incident last fall. Police say he was one of four people inside a car stopped just before sunrise. After checking names, officers found he had an active warrant. The charges go back to...
Winning $100,000 Powerball ticket sold in Speedway
A winning $100,000 Powerball ticket was sold at The Bev Shop by Big Red in Speedway, Indiana.
Indianapolis Considering $18M Bailout Loan
The city is going to bail out a private development? Am I reading this right from the IBJ.Walk me through this. I’ll share with you the story. You tell me if I’ve got this right. Indianapolis development officials are proposing an $18M loan by the Metropolitan Development Commission will salvage the apartment...
‘They just wiped me out’ | Hoosier families left struggling after thieves steal SNAP...
INDIANAPOLIS — Thieves are targeting the government’s food assistance program, SNAP, leaving some Hoosier families hungry. Two Indianapolis women reported their monthly benefits were loaded, as usual, at midnight on Sept. 13. The next day, everything was gone. “I went to the little Indy Fresh Market that’s around...
Carmel hosts Dia de la Familia in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month
Hundreds of people attended the Dia de la Familia event in Carmel, Indiana to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month and share their culture with the community, despite the cancellation of the La Fiesta Indianapolis festival due to security concerns related to immigration policies and potential ICE raids.
Indiana Man Sentenced After Kidnapping Girlfriend, Firing Gunshots, and Abandoning Child at Gas Station
INDIANAPOLIS, IN — An Indiana man has been sentenced to 14 years in prison, with two years suspended, after a violent kidnapping spree that stretched from Elkhart to Indianapolis. Authorities confirmed that Dhantori Honorable pleaded guilty to multiple felony charges, including kidnapping, firearm possession, and...
Indiana gas prices drop 2 cents per gallon in a week
The average price of gas in Indiana has fallen 2 cents per gallon in the last week, and is around 10.1 cents cheaper than this time last month, while the national average rose 3.6 cents.