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Low-income Hoosier families are expected to have access Tuesday to partial benefits from the SNAP federal food aid program.

INDIANAPOLIS — On the Marine Corps’ 250th anniversary, a trailblazing general who now lives in Central Indiana is reflecting on a career that saw many “firsts” for women in uniform. Lieutenant General Carol Mutter, who grew up in Greeley, Colorado, had originally dreamed of becoming a math teacher. She was attending...

INDIANAPOLIS — Ramona Johnson and FOX59/CBS4’s Russ McQuaid first met in 1993. They got reacquainted on Sunday. “How far do you and I go back?” McQuaid asked. “Oh, my goodness, well, way way back,” she said. “You were my arch nemesis once upon a time and then became one of my biggest advocates for me.” […]

INDIANAPOLIS — A serial flasher in Indianapolis, who’s been arrested nearly 50 times, has been sentenced to two years in prison after pleading guilty to public indecency. Cameron Greenwood was arrested in July for indecent exposure. On Oct. 30, he pled guilty to one count of public indecency and had a public nudity...

A marathoner from New York City recently shared their experience of visiting Indianapolis on a social media platform. They were full of praise for the city, highlighting its hospitality, unique attractions, and supportive atmosphere during the marathon. They even managed to catch a show at Butler (Les Mis). The...

A former daycare worker will spend eight weekends in jail after admitting to slapping a 2-year-old boy in her care.

Maria Florinda Rios Perez De Velasquez was killed outside a Whitestown home when she arrived to a mistaken address as part of a cleaning crew. The case has been handed to the Boone County Prosecutor's Office to determine potential charges.

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Prosecutor weighs whether shooting in Whitestown that killed a cleaning lady was justified under the law. Whitestown police and the Boone County prosecutor are continuing to investigate if a shooting that left a cleaning woman dead was justified under the law. A cleaning woman, Maria Florinda Rios Perez, was fatally...

The Whitestown Metropolitan Police Department announced its investigation into the fatal shooting of a house cleaner outside of an Indiana home earlier this week has been handed to the prosecutor. Maria Florinda Ríos Pérez de Velasquez , 32, was fatally shot on Nov. 5 after she and her husband, Mauricio Velázquez,...