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YORKTOWN, Ind. — A Hendricks County man faces a felony OWI charge after he allegedly crashed his car into a pole along IN-32 in Yorktown while high on pills, killing a 34-year-old passenger. Brett M. West, 51, of Brownsburg, was charged this week in Delaware County with one count of causing death when driving with […]

MIAMI COUNTY, Ind.--- The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Indiana finalized $1.2 million in settlements with the Indiana Department of Correction after a multi-year court battle over what they call "dangerous and abusive" conditions at Miami Correctional Facility. It was the result of 31 individual lawsuits, b

Indiana lawmakers are already preparing for the 2027 legislative session after the Indiana General Assembly assigned interim study topics for committees to review over the summer and fall. According to a news release, the Legislative Council approved a wide range of issues for lawmakers to research and discuss before t

A Carmel woman says she’s getting flooded with scam calls offering to help her with her pain. Linda Barron, 81, contacted WRTV Investigates for help because she’s fed up with the calls.

An Indiana appeals court has revived a $3 million bad-faith hit against Erie Insurance, ruling its policy limits cannot cap damages for its own breach. In a decision dated May 14, 2026, the Court of Appeals of Indiana upheld a jury's finding that Erie acted in bad faith when it denied an uninsured-motorist claim, reins

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FISHERS, Ind. — The Fishers Police Department is mourning the loss of K9 “Barry.”. According to FPD, Barry had served for 8.5 years alongside his handler, Officer Ralph. “He was a loyal partner, protector, and friend who dedicated his life to serving others,” FPD wrote in a Facebook post.

The ongoing retail apocalypse is brutally reshaping the hospitality sector nationwide, and Indiana is not immune to these trends. While the Hoosier State boasts a deeply rooted local culinary scene—from the bustling dining corridors of downtown Indianapolis and college towns like West Lafayette to tight-knit suburban a

INDIANAPOLIS — Legendary WTHR meteorologist Chuck Lofton is being recognized by the Indiana Broadcasters Association with induction to the Broadcast Pioneers Hall of Fame. Lofton, who retired last June after an incredible 40-year career with Channel 13, is among four Indiana broadcasters who will join the Hall of Fame

INDIANAPOLIS — A dog that was spotted by police running the IU Health 500 Festival Mini-Marathon has reached his finish line at a forever home. IMPD officers working the "Mini" near West 10th Street and Sheffield Avenue on May 2 watched the dog running alongside runners and walkers who were making their way toward the