Robocall operator in Indiana forced to close, pay $600K
Attorneys general in seven states, including Indiana, have successfully put a robocall owner out of business. Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita said John Spiller owned and operated voice service providers responsible for making billions of robocalls. A court ordered Spiller to close his companies and barred him...
Indiana unveils first draft of overhauled school accountability system to replace A-F grades
Indiana education officials have proposed a new school accountability framework that will measure student outcomes in a more comprehensive way, with the goal of encouraging schools to support individual students' unique strengths and abilities.
ISP: 1 dead after vehicle fire involving semi trucks reported on I-69 near Fishers
HAMILTON COUNTY, Ind. — A portion of I-69 near Fishers is closed because of a reported fatal vehicle fire. According to the Indiana Department of Transportation, all lanes southbound and northbound on I-69 are closed at the 210 mile-marker because of a reported vehicle fire. This is located between IN 37 and OLD IN...
Greenwood Pride Festival brings family fun and community support to Woodman Park
Greenwood Pride is organizing a vibrant festival on Saturday, June 7th, at Woodman Park to celebrate Pride Month. The event, running from noon to 6 p.m., offers a variety of activities, including bounce houses, face painting, and wine tasting. In memory of Eric Workman, the children's area has been renamed the...
Man convicted of 1996 Indiana murder dies in prison
HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) – Officials with the Indiana Department of Correction say a Warrick County man who was convicted of the murder of three people nearly 30 years ago has died of an apparent heart attack at the age of 61 at the Miami Correctional Facility north of Kokomo. John Stephenson was convicted of murdering...
Free, early morning men’s workout groups build strength, community in Carmel
Brian Tullis wasn’t aware of F3 workouts until shortly after he moved to Carmel from Chicago. A neighbor saw Tullis running with a weighted backpack, called rucking, and suggested he try F3. “That was about three years ago, and I’ve been doing it ever since,” Tullis said.
Man Charged in Indy Shooting Death
INDIANAPOLIS — A man has been arrested after a shooting that killed a woman early Tuesday morning on Indianapolis’ near north side. IMPD says 35-year-old Clarence White was taken into custody Wednesday. He’s facing preliminary charges of murder, aggravated assault, and unlawful gun possession by a serious violent...
Single mom of twins earns high school diploma early in Indy
Single mom Dim'Mya Norman will graduate from Goodwill's Indianapolis Metropolitan High School early and become a 21st Century Scholar, covering up to 100% of her college tuition.
Comedian Mike Epps announces new youth boxing gym coming to Indianapolis
Comedian Mike Epps is opening a boxing gym called the "RIGHT JAB" in his hometown of Indianapolis to help young people. The announcement comes after Epps' youth roundtable on gun violence prevention.
Health alert issued in Indiana over wildfire smoke from Canada
An air quality alert has been issued for much of northern Indiana and parts of north central Indiana from midnight Wednesday to midnight Thursday due to smoke from Canadian wildfires. Residents were advised to take precautions to limit prolonged outdoor activities and reduce emissions.