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Dr. Amy Hess once had a patient rack up thousands of dollars in credit card debt to afford weight loss medication. “It’s an astronomical price,” said Hess, who works for Community Health Network’s bariatric and medical weight loss program. “A majority of my time is just talking to patients about how we can get this med

INDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis police have arrested a suspect nearly one year after a man was killed in a shooting on the city’s near west side. Clifford Hudson was shot on Sunday, Oct. 12, 2025, in the 1400 block of N. Tibbs Avenue. At the time, neighbors in the area said they heard two or three […]

INDIANAPOLIS — Charges have been filed against two former Indiana BMV employees for their alleged roles in a scheme that resulted in over 300 people receiving a driver’s license or learner’s permit without passing the written driver’s tests. According to the Indiana Office of Inspector General, Gabriella Perry and Wint

OWEN COUNTY, Ind. (WPTA) - A grassroots movement that started along rural Indiana roads is now calling on Americans across the country to take action against AI-powered surveillance cameras. Chad VanRyn, treasurer of the Libertarian Party of Owen County, and Perry Shepard, former chairman of the Libertarian Party of Gr

NOBLESVILLE, Ind. — An Indiana man has been sentenced to a decade in federal prison for robbing a Noblesville bank three years ago. The United States Attorney’s Office Southern District of Indiana announced on Monday that 66-year-old Terry Reed received a 10-year sentence followed by five years of supervised release. H

Former utility regulator Andy Zay has filed a lawsuit against Governor Mike Braun and other state leaders alleging he was unlawfully fired from his appointed position as Commissioner at the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission.

A male was taken to the hospital in critical condition being shot on the east side of Indianapolis Monday evening.

Parts of northern and central Indiana could experience potentially damaging winds and large hail, with a severe thunderstorm watch in effect until 2 a.m. Aug 11, 2026.

Two former Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles employees are facing criminal charges after investigators say they fabricated 388 written driving tests, allowing customers to obtain learner's permits and licenses without ever taking the exam. Gabriella Perry and Winters VanDyke are each wanted on active warrants, according

INDIANAPOLIS — An Arkansas man is facing charges in Indiana after police say he attempted to purchase sexually explicit content that an Indianapolis woman produced with a 2-year-old. According to court documents obtained by FOX59/CBS4, 22-year-old Tyler Hutcheson faces the following preliminary charges: Court documents