Final Arrest Made in Northwest Indy Shooting
INDIANAPOLIS – Indy Homicide detectives have arrested the final suspect in a Sept. 20 shooting that injured three people on the city’s northwest side. Police arrested 19-year-old Harold Love Jr. on Thursday with help from several specialized IMPD units. He’s facing several preliminary charges: three counts of...
Homeless encampment near East Washington Street sparks concern, leaders respond
A large homeless encampment behind the Walmart on East Washington Street is raising concerns among residents, business owners and local leaders.
Indy’s new DPW director is ready to tackle Indy’s battered roads
Todd Wilson, the director of the Department of Public Works, is optimistic that in a few years, residents will see a noticeable improvement in road conditions, with the help of an additional $50 million per year in state road funding and a focus on long-term road preservation.
Warren Central student hospitalized with second-degree burns after majorette team practice
INDIANAPOLIS — A Warren Central High School student athlete’s parents are calling for stronger safety measures at the school after they say their 14-year-old daughter suffered second-degree burns during majorette practice last week. A competitive dancer since she was a toddler, the freshman’s parents said she was...
3 shot at southeast side home off Minnesota Street
Three people were shot at a home in Indianapolis on Thursday night, and all three victims were reported to be "awake and breathing."
IMPD locates woman last seen walking home from work on west side
Indianapolis police are searching for Keiyania Patterson, 23, who was last seen walking home from work on Indy's west side Thursday evening.
US economy grows at 3.8% rate in Q2, strongest pace in nearly 2 years
The U.S. economy grew faster than expected in the spring, fueled by resilient consumer spending and business investment, though signs of slowing momentum are beginning to surface.
Panel hears warnings on rising Indiana prison population, local corrections funding shortfalls
Indiana lawmakers heard stark warnings Thursday that the state’s prison population is again nearing capacity while funding for local alternatives is shrinking. Margaux Auxier, with the Indiana Department of Correction, on Thursday told the state’s Interim Study Committee on Corrections that the agency’s incarcerated...
Indy attempts to bounce back after deadly weekend
A weekend marked by high-profile community events like WWE’s Wrestlepalooza and the Midwest Fest car show was tragically marred by a series of violent incidents, including an officer-involved shooting and a separate shooting that left three people injured, according to the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department...
National Weather Service Reminds Hoosiers to Prepare Now
September is National Preparedness Month. Learn how to create a plan, build a kit, and stay alert with emergency weather alerts to protect your family.
