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STATEWIDE–Flooding and several chances of showers and thunderstorms are catching the eyes of forecasters as they look at Indiana’s weather over the next few days. “Really through the weekend, we’re expecting multiple chances for showers and thunderstorms, so we do have a concern for flooding and flash flooding. And it looks like the primary threat […]
INDIANAPOLIS — A juror in the murder trial of Toni McClure has been charged with indirect contempt of court – disobedience of process for misconduct. The juror is accused of having an inappropriate conversation with a witness outside the courtroom. The misconduct led to a mistrial being issued by the judge in McClure’s murder trial […]
EVANSVILLE, Ind. — Indiana’s oldest living World War II veteran, Irving LeVine, has died. LeVine passed away recently in Evansville at the age of 104, according to Honor Flight of Southern Indiana. Levine served as a Sergeant in the U.S. Army Air Corps from 1942 to 1946 with tours in India and China. He had […]
INDIANAPOLIS — Hoosiers could spend less on their Fourth of July cookouts this year, according to the Indiana Farm Bureau. The bureau estimates a cookout for 10 people will cost about $66.73 in 2026, down 7% from last year. That comes out to about $6.67 per person. Indiana Farm Bureau Chief Economist Todd Davis told […]
INDIANAPOLIS — 2026 Indianapolis 500 winner Felix Rosenqvist is leaving Meyer Shank Racing at the end of the season. MSR confirmed Rosenqvist’s departure on Wednesday. The 34-year-old will vacate the No. 60 MSR Honda. “While we wish Felix nothing but success in the next chapter of his career, our focus at MSR is on the […]
INDIANAPOLIS — Drugmaker Eli Lilly and Co. is restricting access to a drug discount program intended for safety-net hospitals in a move the company says is needed to identify waste, fraud and abuse. The Indianapolis-based pharmaceutical company now requires hospitals to submit insurance claims data for in-house pharmacy dispensing to qualify for discount pricing through […]
INDIANAPOLIS — Two state parks in northern Indiana are expanding by over 1,400 acres next month. As of July 1, the Salamonie River and Frances Slocum state forests will join the state parks system. Indiana Gov. Mike Braun made that announcement on Tuesday. “Our state parks are some of Indiana’s most cherished places, where families […]
INDIANAPOLIS — Former Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams discussed redistricting, democracy, and the upcoming election during a Tuesday luncheon hosted by the Indianapolis Urban League. Abrams addressed Indiana’s recent debate over whether to redraw congressional maps after some Republicans pushed back against Donald Trump’s calls for additional redistricting. She said the opposition she is seeing […]
Circle City Cyphers seeks Indy artists to showcase talent, build brand, and put city on notice through exclusive cypher recordings.
Circle City Cyphers Episode 1 Puts Indianapolis Hip-Hop On Display The inaugural Circle City Cyphers brought together three of Indianapolis’ rising voices: Deezy Not Nice, Jay Perk, and Jeremiah Graves. Backed by a hard-hitting instrumental from Mellow Sounds Academy and hosted by cvber, the cypher highlighted the depth of talent currently emerging from the Indianapolis […]
Lil E, an influential Indianapolis rapper, leaves a lasting legacy through his authentic storytelling and iconic songs.
Indianapolis Mourns The Loss Of Local Rapper Lil E Indianapolis is mourning the loss of one of the city’s most recognizable rap voices.