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Clinton County Genealogical Society Tours Recorder’s Office On Tuesday, Aug. 27
Community members have been invited to join Clinton County Recorder Elizabeth Keeney on Tuesday, Aug. 27 for a tour of the Recorder’s Office at the Clinton County Courthouse. Keeney is set to provide a tour to the Clinton County Genealogical Society on Aug. 27 beginning at 5:30 p.m. where...
IMPD: Woman killed in west Indianapolis stabbing, suspect detained
INDIANAPOLIS — Police responding to a report of a stabbing found a woman dead at a home on the west side of Indianapolis. IMPD responded to the scene in the 6700 block of West 15th Street shortly after 1 a.m. Saturday. When officers arrived on the scene, they said they found a woman who sustained injuries "consistent with trauma."
Man shot, killed during disturbance on near northeast side
INDIANAPOLIS — Police are investigating after a man was shot and killed during a disturbance on Indy’s near northeast side Friday night. Officers with the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department were dispatched around 10:44 p.m. to the 1700 block of East 34th Street after receiving receiving an incomplete 911 call. While en route, officers received a […]
Summer heat to make a comeback starting this weekend | Aug. 23, 2024
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Heat and humidity returns this weekend with several 90s ahead in this extended forecast Friday night: A warmer night under mostly clear skies will be on tap. Lows look to fall into the mid 60s. Saturday: Humidity levels are set to rise back into uncomfortable territory on Saturday. We’ll have plenty of sunshine with […]
What is IMPD's Civilian Use of Force Board?
Indianapolis Metropolitan Police's Civilian Use of Force Board oversees potential police misconduct in every instance where an officer uses force — many instances being officer-involved shootings. According to the department, the board was launched in 2021 and is regulated by the General Orders board, which also includes civilians. Both boards are a direct...
Indianapolis’ first library for Black residents reopens through school librarian’s leadership
Maurice Broaddus was a writer by trade and became a middle school librarian by accident. The award-winning Afrofuturist and sci-fi author once filled in at The Oaks Academy middle school, where he was also a teacher, for the librarian going on maternity leave. The librarian never came back. “Six, seven...
Black business owners to convene at Rally Business Conference
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — As part of the upcoming InnoPower Minority Business Week, the Rally Business Conference will host a gathering of 200 Black business owners, also known as solopreneurs. The event will celebrate the success and continuation of the Indy Biz Pass. WISH-TV contributor Emil Ekiyor joined News 8 for a discussion to provide insights […]
Basketball recruiting: Crispus Attucks' Melakih Cunningham commits to Missouri State
Cuonzo Martin is making recruiting waves in his home state. The former Purdue star, at the start of his second tenure as Missouri State basketball coach, locked down a commitment Friday from Melakih Cunningham, a rangy 6-6 shooting guard. Cunningham had cut his list to Missouri State, Ball State, Miami of Ohio and...
Man Shot While Lying In Bed On West Side
INDIANAPOLIS — A man was shot while lying in bed early Friday around 1:00. Police responded to that complaint on Groff Ave. They located the man and discovered he was wounded. He was taken to the hospital where he is recovering. “Medics transported the male to the hospital in stable condition,” said Capt. John Arvin […] The post Man Shot While Lying In Bed On West Side appeared first on WIBC 93.1 FM.
Pickup truck crashes into home on near northwest side
INDIANAPOLIS – A pickup truck crashed into a home on the near northwest side Thursday night The incident happened around 9:10 p.m. in the 2400 block of North Tibbs Avenue. Officials at the scene described it as a property damage accident. No one was hurt, but the home did sustain some damage. The incident remains […]
'He wanted to be accepted': Fox Hollow Farm victim not forgotten with burial, monument planned
It’s been more than two decades, but Patti Barth hasn’t forgotten the song loved ones sang at her cousin’s funeral. “It was called ‘Mr. Sandman,” Barth said. “We were always close to Jeff. He was like our brother.” ...
Water main repair will force closure of Main Street in Carmel
Beginning on or after Monday, Aug. 26 in Carmel, Main Street between Old Meridian and Guilford Road will be closed to thru traffic to allow for the repair of a water main leak. Old Meridian and Guilford Road will be used as the detour route with local access to adjacent properties provided from Guilford Road. The work is anticipated to be complete before Friday and Labor Day weekend. The detour is outlined in red in the map above.
Warmer temps Friday, steamy conditions return this weekend | Aug. 23, 2024
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — A late season surge of Summer temperatures could bring the hottest air of the season. This morning: It’s another clear, quiet, and cool start this morning, but temperatures are not quite as chilly, especially in outlying areas, as in the past few mornings. Friday: Winds continue to shift to the south and […]
Woman, child wounded in east Indianapolis shooting
INDIANAPOLIS — A woman and child are in stable condition after a shooting during an apparent domestic incident on the east side of Indianapolis. The shooting happened just after midnight Saturday morning at a home in the 6100 block of East 21st Street. Dispatchers received a call about a possible person shot, then a short time later got a report of a woman screaming for help.
North Central High School band receives grant from Phish-related nonprofit
INDIANAPOLIS — North Central High School’s band program will be receiving some grant funds in honor of Phish’s three-night run at the Ruoff Music Center earlier this month. According to a news release from the Mockingbird Foundation, North Central High School, which is a part of Washington...
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