Hoosier-made men’s grooming system gives barbershop-fresh lineups between visits
The Fybro, a new premium grooming system, is allowing men to achieve a fresh lineup right at home. Indianapolis nativeAaron Russell came up with the concept of The FyBro in 2022, after failing to find a similar DIY hairline product on the market. Russell decided to take matters into his own hands by designing a...
BBB Warns Of Employment Scams
The Better Business Bureau is warning the public of a rise in employment scams in Kentucky and Indiana as the job market cools nationwide. “Decreasing hiring rates and recent layoffs mean more people are job searching, and scammers are taking advantage,” BBB said in a news release. Of the...
‘I had to smack him’: Video shows ex-daycare worker slap toddler in her care
A video inside a Greenwood childcare center shows a worker at the time slapping a 2-year-old boy across the face.
Father sentenced to 45 years for death of infant son
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) — A father from Indianapolis has been sentenced to 45 years in prison after pleading guilty to the death of his two-month-old son in a Terre Haute hotel. Jalen M. Byrum was arrested in 2022 after calling police to report that his infant son was not breathing. Byrum, along with the […]
ISP First Sergeant retires after 34 years in law enforcement
INDIANAPOLIS – First Sergeant Todd Harless has announced his retirement from the Indiana State Police, marking the end of a 34-year law enforcement career. First Sergeant Todd Harless, a native of Mansfield, Ohio, is a 1984 graduate of Lucas High School located in Lucas, Ohio. Harless received an ROTC Scholarship to...
2003 homicide victim identified by DNA evidence
OWEN COUNTY, Ind. — Deanna Smith first went missing in 1999; her body wasn’t found until 2003, but no one knew it was her until over 20 years later. According to the Indiana State Police, various agencies came together to identify Smith, an Indianapolis native, after her body was found in Owen County on South […]
Indiana says full SNAP benefits to resume as soon as possible
The Indiana Family and Social Services Administration on Thursday said the U.S. Department of Agriculture has reversed its directive to reduce SNAP benefits for eligible households.
Hoosiers Mourn Deputy Killed Helping Stranded Driver
DELAWARE COUNTY, Ind — Across Indiana, people are mourning Corporal Blake Reynolds, the sheriff’s deputy killed Wednesday morning while assisting a stranded semi on I‑69. He was struck by another truck while stopped on the shoulder. Renee and Tory Pierce dropped off flowers at the sheriff’s office, saying they just...
Former AES customer speaks out about 2023 system issues
INDIANAPOLIS – It’s been two years since electric company AES Indiana switched systems, causing issues for nearly 60,000 of their customers. AES reports that their system has been stable since the summer of 2024, but many of those customers have reached out to us with billing problems. Robin Ryan worked for AES as a...
Mother of baby Harmonnie Jones expected to change plea
INDIANAPOLIS — The trial for an Indianapolis woman accused of killing her daughter was cancelled just days before it was scheduled to begin. Court records show a plea hearing is now scheduled for Jayda Styles, mother of baby Harmonnie Jones. Court records show a change of plea hearing is...
