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Franklin Central High School students say they saw a man hiding in a bush while inappropriately touching himself as they waited to get on the bus Monday morning.

INDIANAPOLIS — A jury in Marion County convicted a man Tuesday, Sept. 30 for a Thanksgiving murder on Indianapolis' east side nearly two years ago. Efrem Edmondson, of Indianapolis, has been convicted of murder, possession of firearm by a serious violent felon and residential entry for the murder of Ousman Gasama.

Residents in Indiana are warned to check their freezers for frozen food products that could be potentially deadly.

Comfy Home Care LLC, a dedicated Indiana-based company, offers compassionate non-medical home care services, inspired by the founders' personal experiences with family caregiving, to ensure clients remain comfortable in their homes.

INDIANAPOLIS — An Indianapolis teen was preliminarily charged after he allegedly robbed a woman at gunpoint for her vehicle. Steven Baker III, 19, was preliminarily charged with armed robbery and unlawful possession of a firearm by a serious violent felon. Officers were dispatched on Tuesday around 11 p.m. to the...

INDIANAPOLIS — Employees at OneAmerica Financial in Indianapolis will work from home Tuesday after safety concerns closed the company’s offices. Zach Osowski, OneAmerica’s media and external communications manager, did not provide details about the concerns but said they were first reported Monday evening. “In an...

Violence In Indianapolis: 5 Dead In 16 Hours. But IMPD says violence is down. How can that make Hoosiers feel Indianapolis is a great safe place?. It’s a radical thing to tell the people of central Indiana that Indianapolis is safe, that everything is fine, and that crime is going down. It’s radical because it says...

INDIANAPOLIS — In a unanimous vote, the City-County Council’s Administration and Finance Committee on Tuesday endorsed a resolution opposing AES Indiana’s request to raise electricity rates. Councilor Michael-Paul Hart said the proposal could not come at a worse time. “People are feeling this,” Hart told fellow...

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INDIANAPOLIS — Starting on Oct. 1, Hoosiers can apply for financial assistance to help heat their homes during the winter months. This is made possible through the Indy Energy Assistance Program (EAP). “The energy assistance program is critical because we are dealing with our most vulnerable populations,” said Carla...