Sahm’s Trades Pizza and Beer for Tacos and Cocktails on Allisonville Road
The Fishers stretch of Allisonville Road where Ed Sahm opened his very first bar back in 1986 is about to get a new tenant with deep family roots. Sahm's Hospitality Group plans to open Mamacita, a cocktail bar and taco operation, at 11501 Allisonville Road this November, taking over the space most recently occupied by
Person dies in 2nd fatal shooting at Indianapolis motel since May
A person was fatally shot on the night of Aug. 10, 2026, at the Budget 8 Inn on Indianapolis's east side, marking the second fatal shooting at the motel since May.
Boone County Prosecutor’s Office wants to charge suspect implicated in Zionsville arson as an...
ZIONSVILLE, Ind. — The Zionsville Police Department has arrested a suspect implicated in a July arson case. Per a release from ZPD, the suspect in question was 17 years old when alleged offense occurred. The individual — whom the Boone County Prosecutor’s Office has identified as a male — turned 18 in the days followin
Pharmacist accused of yearslong drug diversion gives up bid to renew Indiana license
The pharmacist accused of stealing tens of thousands of doses of powerful opioids from IU Health Ball Memorial Hospital told state regulators Monday that he does not intend to practice again — then withdrew his license renewal application when the board split over whether to deny it. The withdrawal means Christopher Kn
Person injured after gas station shooting on the northeast side of Indy
INDIANAPOLIS— Police are responding to a critical shooting on the northeast side Monday evening. According to the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department, officers responded to a call for a person shot at approximately 8:57 p.m., Monday night. Officers arrived in the 9800 block of East 38th Street at a Marathon gas
Council overrides mayor’s veto on new annual vehicle tax for Marion County
The Indianapolis City-County Council on Aug. 10, 2026, overrode a mayoral veto to approve a new annual vehicle tax that will take effect in 2027 to fund road repairs. Find out in the story how much the tax will be and when vehicle owners have to pay it.
Late September Openings Planned By Meijer In IN, MI
Meijer is planning to open two stores on Sept. 30: a 159,000-square-foot supercenter in Plymouth Township, Michigan, and a 75,000-square-foot Meijer Grocery in Fishers, Indiana, the Grand Rapids-based retailer said Aug. 10. Plymouth Township, at 48025 5 Mile Rd., will be Meijer’s 130th store in Michigan. Fishers, at 15
Exclusive: FBI Technology Helps Rescue 6-Month-Old, 16-Year-Old Victim Within 24 Hours, Suspects Arrested
The FBI used cellular analysis technology to help law enforcement safely recover two minors in separate cases involving a six-month-old baby and a 16-year-old girl, with both victims recovered within 24 hours and suspects arrested in both cases. The cases, involving FBI personnel in Louisville, Indianapolis, and Denver
‘It will not work’: Indiana governor opposes Second Street Bridge lane reduction plan
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Indiana Gov. Mike Braun has sent a letter to the Federal Highway Administration asking officials not to approve a Kentucky Transportation Cabinet proposal to repair the Second Street Bridge and to withhold funding for the project. The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet’s plan calls for the removal
Indiana HOA’s $90,000 Pool Project Hit $400,000 in Under 3 Months — Board Member...
Photo credit: AI-generated image created using CHATGPT. Illustrative only. A neighborhood pool is supposed to be the easy part of HOA living: swim lessons, a place for kids to burn off summer energy, and a shared amenity everybody can point to when dues come due. But one Indianapolis homeowner says their community’s po

















