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INDOT announces lane restrictions on I-465 southbound near Lawrence
INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Department of Transportation has announced a new round of lane restrictions that are set to affect motorists who plan to travel on I-465 southbound on the east side of Marion County starting Thursday night. According to an INDOT release, traffic on the two right lanes of I-465 southbound will be restricted […]
IPS now makes volunteers pay for their own background checks, frustrating some parents
Sign up for Chalkbeat Indiana’s free daily newsletter to keep up with Indianapolis Public Schools, Marion County’s township districts, and statewide education news.Those who want to regularly volunteer at Indianapolis Public Schools must pay for their own background check starting this school year, a change that’s frustrated many parents. In recent years, federal pandemic relief funding covered the cost of background checks. And before that, the funding came from individual schools’ budgets, said IPS Chief Human Resources Officer Christina Aden Hamer. But with relief dollars from the Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief fund running out, the district has opted...
Girls soccer: Blackhawks get two dominant wins; Fishers, HSE take conference openers
The Sheridan girls soccer team is off to a strong start in 2024 after its historic 2023 season. The Blackhawks began their season Monday with a 4-0 win at Lebanon. Sheridan got on the board quickly, with Avery Hills scoring her first career goal four minutes into the game. Sadie Timme made the assist.
Bail set at nearly $1M for man shot by Carmel police after ramming patrol car
CARMEL, Ind. (WISH) — If he wants to get out of jail before going to trial, the man who was shot by Carmel officers after ramming a police SUV will need to put up nearly $1 million. A Hamilton County judge on Friday set bond at $750,000 for 23-year-old Daniel Castillo. Castillo faces charges of […]
Hancock County Man Pleads Guilty To Molesting Child, Gets 21 Years
GREENFIELD, Ind. — Two decades in prison for a man who admitted to molesting a 12-year-old child in Hancock County. James Johnson, who is 71, will spend the next 21 years in a state prison. He pleaded guilty when he went before a judge earlier this year faced charges of child molestation. Police say they […] The post Hancock County Man Pleads Guilty To Molesting Child, Gets 21 Years appeared first on WIBC 93.1 FM.
Hamilton County Humane Society overcrowded, possibly turning to euthanasia if called for
FISHERS, Ind. — Several animal shelters across the state are dealing with overcrowding issues, including the recently built Hamilton County Humane Society. The President and CEO addressed the public on Wednesday about the ongoing issue and upcoming adoption event. With up to 30 intakes a day and not nearly as many adoptions, the Hamilton County […]
'Rudy' joins Hoosier Democrats at DNC in Chicago
There are (at least) two lenses through which to watch the former mayor of South Bend give a primetime speech at the Democratic National Convention. The first is Brittany, who stayed up late to watch and write about Pete Buttigieg's remarks so the rest of us could go to bed early. Buttigieg's speech to a raucous DNC crowd contained swipes at Republican "darkness" as well as a message about how his family is the result of...
Warm Friday, chance for multiple 90s into next week | Aug. 22, 2024
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — We are closing in on the turning point in this forecast that takes us back to heat and humidity this weekend. This uncomfortable pattern coming up could extend across much of next week as well. Thursday night: Before we continue our warmup, lets focus on how tonight will be our last night […]
Caitlin Clark, Tully Bevilaqua Visit NICU Families
INDIANAPOLIS — Some patients and families in the NICU at Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital recently got to visit with basketball star Caitlin Clark and Fever Assistant Coach Tully Bevilaqua. The two toured the NICU earlier this month, during which time they visited with babies and their families, took pictures, signed autographs, gave away basketballs, and […] The post Caitlin Clark, Tully Bevilaqua Visit NICU Families appeared first on WIBC 93.1 FM.
August set to be worst month for pedestrian safety in 2 years
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — August is on track to set a record for the most pedestrian safety incidents in at least two years in Indianapolis, according to the Indy Pedestrian Safety Crisis. Through early Thursday afternoon, 76 incidents have been reported in August. That’s one less than the previous record set in April. Of those 76, […]
Going the distance: Carmel eighth grader aiming to become first 12-year-old to complete 100-mile trail race
As a runner, Gabriel B. Abbott is following in his father’s footsteps. His many, many, many footsteps. The 12-year-old Clay Middle School student plans to attempt to set a Guinness World Record by becoming the youngest person to complete a 100-mile trail race. He will attempt the feat Sept. 6 at the Run Woodstock Hallucination 100 Mile race in Gregory, Mich.
Carmel resident singing the blues on own album
Christopher Wyze has played in several blues cover bands but never expected to write his own songs. A longtime Carmel resident whose actual last name is Wirthwein, Wyze didn’t think his German name would work well on a blues record. In July, the song “Back to Clarksdale” reached No. 1 on the RMR, or Roots Music Report, song chart. The album, Christopher Wyze & The Tellers’ “Stuck In The Mud,” reached No. 2 on the RMR blues chart based on worldwide radio play.
Memorial planned for Fox Hollow victims
A memorial for victims of Fox Hollow Farm will be unveiled this month in Westfield. Herb Baumeister — who died by suicide in 1996 after human remains were discovered at his estate on 156th Street — is believed to be responsible for the murders of at least 12 men in the mid-1990s. More than 10,000 charred remains and bone fragments were discovered at Fox Hollow. Those remains were housed at the University of Indianapolis in 1996, where they went untested until the investigation into identifying the victims was restarted by Hamilton County Coroner Jeff Jellison Jellison’s office in 2022.
Westfield High School students enter CPA training program
WESTFIELD, Ind. (WISH) — People of color remain significantly underrepresented in the accounting field despite a growing demand, but the Indiana CPA Society has acted to change that with a free, yearlong CPA training program for high school students to advance diversity in the profession. Two Westfield High School students are taking a big step […]
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