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STATEWIDE–Rain is supposed to fall across Indiana on Wednesday as a cold front moves through. “We are expecting a frontal passage Wednesday night that’s going to bring rain and maybe a few rumbles of thunder to the state followed by much cooler temperatures,” said Andrew White, meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Indianapolis. White […]

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INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The Indiana Secured School Safety Board announced how they will distribute $27 million to school safety initiatives across the state, and increase of $3 million compared to last year. The vast majority of the money will be going to school resource officers (SROs); twice as much will be going to firearms training for staff […]

Hoosiers, get ready to shiver. Are you prepared for the deep freeze? The Old Farmer’s Almanac says Indiana is in for a cold and dry winter in 2025-2026. That means plenty of frosty mornings, long stretches of chilly air and lower-than-normal temperatures but not a lot of big snowstorms, especially the kind of heavy snowstorms […]

INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis International Airport (IND) set a new record in July this year, with nearly 1 million passengers flying out of Indianapolis in a single month for the first time in the airport’s history. In all, 995,818 passengers flew out of Indy in July, breaking the former record from June 2024. Airport staff […]

MICHIGAN CITY, Ind — Developers plan to turn a former windshield wiper plant on Royal Road into a data center, without asking the city for a tax break. The project, called Project Maize, is expected to bring $830 million in private investment and create 30 jobs by 2034, according to the Indiana Economic Development Corporation. […]

SPEEDWAY, Ind.–Will Power, a two-time IndyCar champion and Indianapolis 500 winner for Team Penske, will not be returning to the team for an 18th season. The announcement on Tuesday came after several months of speculation about Power’s future with the team as his contract expired. Power, who turns 45 next season, has won two Indycar […]

INDIANAPOLIS — A newborn was found dead Monday afternoon in Brookside Park, renewing calls to raise awareness about Indiana’s Safe Haven Law. The baby was discovered near a walking path inside the park. No other details have been released as the investigation continues. Monica Kelsey, founder of Safe Haven Baby Boxes, says the case shows […]

INDIANAPOLIS – A newborn baby was found dead Monday afternoon in a wooded part of Brookside Park on the city’s east side, near Brookside Parkway South Drive and North Rural Street. The cause of death has not been determined. The Indiana Department of Child Services and the Marion County Coroner’s Office are investigating. Anyone with […]

In sports, you often hear the phrase “To the victor goes the spoils.” This year in the NBA, the spoils went to the Oklahoma City Thunder. But what about the team they played…the Indiana Pacers? In this special, you’ll hear about how the 2024-25 Indiana Pacers went on a postseason run that garnered respect around the globe […]

BLOOMINGTON, Ind.–The 1-0 Indiana Hoosier football team is getting ready to face the 0-1 Kennesaw State Owls this Saturday in Bloomington. In a Monday news conference, Hoosier Head Football Coach Curt Cignetti said he’s impressed with the way the Owls can move the football. The fell to Wake Forest this past Friday. “Brand-new coach. High-tempo […]

WARREN COUNTY, Ind. — A head-on collision on State Road 28 in Warren County Friday night left one person dead, according to Indiana State Police. The crash occurred just after 10:00 p.m. near County Road E 50 S. A preliminary investigation by Trooper Fulfer revealed that a 2003 Buick Park Avenue was traveling westbound when, […]

INDIANAPOLIS – Midwest Food Bank Indiana has a new “Under One Roof” campaign to raise $9 million for a new 50,000-square-foot warehouse. The initiative aims to consolidate the food bank’s operations into a single location, which officials say will streamline logistics, reduce costs, and allow them to serve more people facing food insecurity. According to […]