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Judge issues additional rulings in Delphi murders
CARROLL COUNTY, Ind. – Special Judge Fran Gull ruled on some outstanding motions filed in the Delphi murders case. Gull denied a defense request to have the case against Richard Allen dismissed and also denied a separate defense motion regarding discovery evidence. Allen is charged with four counts of murder in the February 2017 deaths […]
Hoosier Sounds: IU football wide receiver Donaven McCulley on Indianapolis radio
Listen in as IU football wideout Donaven McCulley joined The Ride with JMV this week to discuss his upcoming season with IU football. The 6-foot-5 senior was honorable mention All-Big Ten in 2023. He caught a team-best 48 passes for 644 yards. His six touchdown grabs were the most on the team as well.
Man shot by IMPD officers in November agrees to plea deal
INDIANAPOLIS — A man who was shot by police on Indianapolis' northeast side in November 2023 after allegedly firing shots from his house has accepted a plea deal in the case. According to the agreement obtained by 13News, Dontriell Hood agreed to plead guilty to criminal recklessness and unlawful...
Indy wrestling event to honor anti-violence advocate Ron Gee
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Naptown All Pro Wrestling is hosting a special event this weekend to honor Ron Gee, the founder of Cease Fire Indy, who was tragically killed in a shooting last month. The event aims to raise awareness about gun violence and continue Ron Gee’s legacy of community activism. Jordan Rose, the owner and […]
Hackers could have Social Security number of every American
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Here is a look at Friday’s business headlines with Jeff Vaughn, who says Hackers may have the social security numbers of every American, Rocket fuel chemicals could be in kids’ food, Big Mac is no longer America’s favorite burger and more. Hackers could have Social Security number of every American Hackers may […]
Rhea FFA member vies for National FFA Agriscience Fair title
INDIANAPOLIS — Faith Hough of the Rhea County FFA Chapter at Rhea County High School in Evensville has been named a national finalist this year in the Plant Systems category in the 11th and 12th grade division of the competition. Hough’s project was on the “Effects of Growing Media on Germination and Plant Growth of Bedding Plants”. Her experiment was conducted in the greenhouse at Rhea County High School in conjunction with her Agriculture Teacher and FFA Advisor, Scott Shaver. ...
Caleb Boushley delivers strong start but St. Paul Saints lose seventh straight
Caleb Boushley turned in another strong start, but his bid to become the St. Paul Saints’ first 10-game winner this season was thwarted in a 3-2 loss to the Indianapolis Indians on Friday night at Victory Field. Boushley and Pirates prospect Bubba Chandler were locked in a pitcher’s duel...
Body of 9-year-old Lucy Nash returned to Henderson, family says
HENDERSON, Ky. (WFIE) - The body of 9-year-old Lucy Nash has made it back to the Tri-State, her family confirms. Earlier this month, Lucy was rushed to Riley Children’s Hospital in Indianapolis after her heart stopped on her first day of 4th grade. Over the past several weeks, the...
Ritz theater holds movie night under the stars
ROCKVILLE, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) —The Ritz Theatre in Rockville, IN is hosting movie night with a twist, Saturday night. They will be showing two movies under the stars. The double feature includes the 2002 “Lilo and Stitch” movie and the movie “Hook” from 1991. There will...
'She knocked down locker room doors': Debi Reed, first woman reporter to cover Colts, dies
INDIANAPOLIS -- The Indianapolis News sports desk was shorthanded the day after the Colts left Baltimore, sneaking away in the middle of the night in those Mayflower vans, to come to this city 40 years ago. Associate sports editor Lyle Mannweiler turned to Debi Reed and told her, "This is your story." There...
Colts Wanted To Re-Sign Gardner Minshew
When Gardner Minshew joined the Raiders in free agency, he landed an opportunity to win a starting role. That decision was made in spite of a desire on the part of his former team to keep him in place. Minshew signed with the Colts last offseason, following Shane Steichen from...
Weber Farms relocates market stand on Carmel Drive
Todd Weber, co-owner of Brownsburg-based Weber Farms, sells fresh local produce to the Carmel community through a pop-up farmers market stand. For 13 years, the stand operated in the parking lot of the now-closed Vine & Table. Recently, it moved to a bigger and more visible parking lot at 160 W. Carmel Dr.
Serena Williams is on hand to help reveal the new Lincoln Navigator in Carmel.
Even though it was “ages ago,” Serena Williams still misses her Lincoln Navigator, which she named Ginger. “I just loved that vehicle,” she said. “I would always go everywhere with it.”. Williams, widely regarded as one of the best tennis players of all time and perhaps...
Popular Megachurch Worship Songs Reach Even to Roman Catholic Churches
In mid-July, Lucas Oil Stadium, home of the Indianapolis Colts, was transformed into a place of worship as more than 50,000 Catholics gathered for the National Eucharistic Congress. The stadium full of young people, nuns in an array of habits and priests in black and brown faced an altar adorned...
⚖ Richmond man sentenced four years for stabbing
Happy Monday! First of all, here's Friday's newsletter for those who were unable to see it. Secondly, how was your weekend? It's been a while since I've received questions and suggestions for my weekly mailbag, so feel free to reach out today to be featured in tomorrow's newsletter. ...
Purdue basketball charity exhibition at Creighton another early test. It worked last year.
INDIANAPOLIS -- Purdue basketball's gauntlet of top-shelf nonconference opponents will begin before the season officially starts. Details of the Boilermakers' charity exhibition game against Creighton were announced Friday. The teams will play 8 p.m. on Oct. 26 at CHI Health Center in Omaha. That Saturday is the second open weekend for the Purdue...
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