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Fatal Two-Vehicle Collision on Indianapolis North Side Claims One Life, Leaves Another Critical
A tragic incident unfolded on the north side of Indianapolis when two vehicles—a sedan and a passenger van—were involved in a deadly collision. According to FOX59, the crash occurred around 1:30 p.m. Friday at the intersection of E. 62nd and N. Meridian Street. The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department (IMPD) and EMS crews responded to the scene where they discovered the two vehicles had crashed.
Central Indiana Prepares for Showers and Thunderstorms as NWS Urges Caution for Outdoor Plans
Residents of central Indiana should keep their umbrellas at hand as the National Weather Service Indianapolis warns of a chance of showers and thunderstorms today and continuing into the week. According to the latest update by the NWS, the region should expect a partly sunny day with a high near 86 and a 40 percent chance of rain, mainly post 3 p.m. Those planning outdoor activities may want to reconsider as gusts could reach as high as 24 mph amid the expected wet conditions.
Raise a glass: Carmel residents gain a new taproom
CARMEL, Ind. (WISH) — Moontown Brewing Company opened its first location outside Whitestown today at 1000 W. Main St. in Carmel. The new venue, located under The Signature Apartments, is restricted to patrons 21 and over. The taproom offers snacks for purchase and allows outside food. Moontown announced the opening on Instagram, inviting beer enthusiasts […]
Periods of showers with lots of clouds today…When does the sunshine return?
Clouds build today and will bring in periods of showers and isolated storms, gusty winds and slightly cooler temperatures. The humidity will still high. Sunshine returns on Monday along with unseasonably cooler temperatures. TODAY: Mostly cloudy, periods of showers, isolated storms. Breezy and cooler with highs around 80. TONIGHT: Rain...
Best of Book Nook: 'Shooting Under Fire: The World of the War Photographer' by Peter Howe
In 2002 the British photographer and photo editor Peter Howe was on a book tour for "Shooting Under Fire: The World of the War Photographer." Howe began his career as a fashion photographer then he documented violent conflicts as a war photographer. He was also well known as a photo editor and this collection of war photos became his best known work.
COMMUNITY GEMS: Dayton man helps firefighters overcome mental dangers of job
When Jim Burneka Jr. was growing up in Dayton, he thought that becoming a firefighter would be a dream come true. “I didn’t have any firefighters in my family,” Burneka said. “But my dad played softball with his high school buddies from CJ (Chaminade Julienne), and some of them were in the Dayton Fire Department.”
T.J.’s Takeaways from the GLSS/410 Doubleheader at Butler Motor Speedway
(August 17, 2024) — After a couple of days of wondering if we would see any racing this weekend Butler Motor Speedway pulled off a sprint car double header on Saturday night featuring their weekly 410 sprint cars joined by the touring Great Lakes Super Sprints. Here are some...
2024 Prep Football Previews: Dixie Heights defensive unit needs to complement offense this season
With double-threat senior quarterback Armani Gregg among six starters returning on offense, Dixie Heights expects to move the ball like last season when the Colonels averaged 358 yards per game.
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