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SHarper Surgery, Spa & Salt Lounge Expands Space and Services
The team members at SHarper Surgery, Spa & Salt Lounge recently celebrated the expansion of their luxury day spa in Avon, and will soon have reason to celebrate again. They doubled the size of the former space and began providing services such as nails, lashes, and massages to their already thriving Avon location.
Hendricks County Resident Jake Martinez Keeps ‘em Rowdie as Indianapolis Indians Mascot
Jake Martinez grew up loving Batman and Buzz Lightyear. His mom owned a dance studio and he learned a dozen different styles of dance. He took gymnastics, joined the Circus Club in elementary school, learned how to ride a unicycle, juggled, and more. As Martinez got older he loved breakdancing...
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.
These 22 games will be on The Zone this week
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — High school football is finally here. WISH-TV will be covering 22 games on the first week of the season for “The Zone.” To get prepared for the kickoff to the season, watch The Zone Kickoff Show. The Zone will air at 11:08 p.m. on Friday. Cathedral @ Ben Davis Ben Davis is […]
Community storytellers keep neighbors in focus
Indy Documenters are your neighbors! We focus on equipping people to access and produce the information they need, and working together to hold our government decision makers accountable. Interested in becoming an Indy Documenter? Sign up here. Sign up. Earlier this month, the Indianapolis Public Library hosted a workshop to...
Indianapolis Man Sentenced to Nearly 24 Years for Meth Trafficking Conspiracy
An Indianapolis man has been handed a hefty prison sentence for his role in a drug distribution conspiracy. Thirty-five-year-old Brandon James will spend the next 284 months—that's nearly 24 years—behind bars, followed by an obligatory 4-year period of supervised release, as decided by United States District Court Judge Cristal C. Brisco, according to the press release from the U.S. Attorney's Office.
IMPD Sergeant Accused Of Child Exploitation Gets First Court Hearing
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (WOWO) — A judge laid some ground rules towards an Indianapolis police officer accused of child exploitation. IMPD Sergeant Javed Richards was arrested on Monday and his first court hearing was Thursday morning. The judge said Richards had to surrender all four of his guns and his...
Watch: IU football coach Curt Cignetti Q&A with NBC Sports’ Todd Blackledge
Watch as Curt Cignetti sat down with Todd Blackledge for NBC Sports to discuss what goes into turning over a program, his outspoken introduction in Bloomington and the potential of his team. The interview was recorded at Big Ten Media Day in late July. Indiana opens the 2024 season on...
Health Spotlight | Zapping away high blood pressure
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — It’s called a silent killer. Nearly half of all adults in the US have it and many don’t even know it. We’re talking about high blood pressure. Most of the time, there are few, if any, symptoms. For some, lifestyle changes like exercising, eating right and not smoking can help. Medications are also […]
Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department Use of Force Report
When officers respond to emergencies that put them and the public in high-stress environments, they must make quick decisions that are in the best interests of everyone involved. Officers must rely on training, morale, and guidance from their agencies to determine the best, most appropriate response. Multiple factors play into the officer’s decisions on how to react, including cultural instincts, systemic culture, and organizational culture, which all guide quick decision-making. The “use of force” becomes necessary only as a last resource for police officers, although no universally agreed-upon definition exists. According to The International Association of Chiefs of Police, use of force means the “amount of effort required by police to compel compliance by an unwilling subject”.1 Research on police force becomes critical to understanding the legal framework and societal impacts of how and why law enforcement apply force during an incident. More specifically, how does the frequency and perception of the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department using force impact community trust and cooperation in diverse communities?
🚫 Auto parts manufacturer shutting doors in Richmond
Happy Friday! Hope you all have a wonderful weekend. If you're not busy, perhaps you can catch me and say hi at the Centerville Archway Days. More on that in today's feature. Your weekend Richmond weather forecast: ...
State Plans For $50 Million To Be Used For LEAP District Water Needs
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Indiana plans to fork over around $50 million to fund the efforts to increase the amount of water that goes to the city of Lebanon and surrounding areas. This is so the new LEAP District being developed by the IEDC will have a sufficient water sufficient water supply. The LEAP District is […] The post State Plans For $50 Million To Be Used For LEAP District Water Needs appeared first on WIBC 93.1 FM.
NWS: Expect Warmer Temperatures Across Indiana Soon
STATEWIDE–Temperatures are about to increase all across Indiana. “Most places will get high temperatures around 88 on Friday. Then it’s around 89 on Saturday. By early next week, we’ll have highs in the low 90s,” said Jason Puma, meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Indianapolis. Puma says no rain is expected in Indiana for […] The post NWS: Expect Warmer Temperatures Across Indiana Soon appeared first on WIBC 93.1 FM.
Urgent Need: Special Olympics Indiana Seeks Coaches
Special Olympics Indiana urgently needs more coaches to support their expanding roster of athletes. Humans have a fundamental need to be around other humans. As a child, I don't think there was any greater emotional pain than being excluded from an activity or game with peers. It's a sting that lingers, and one that can really ding your self-worth. Inclusion matters, as highlighted in the Special Olympics mission statement. The organization has been empowering athletes for decades, specifically those with intellectual disabilities. However, to do that, they need community support and, of course, athletic coaches.
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