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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.
Believed Herb Baumeister Victims Will Be Honored Next Week
WESTFIELD, Ind. — If you are a longtime Hoosier, you probably know Herb Baumeister as a believed serial killer who once lived in Westfield. Now, groups are working together to honor his possible victims. Police believe Baumeister mainly brought gay men back to Fox Hollow Farm in the ’80s and ’90s. About 10,000 bones and […] The post Believed Herb Baumeister Victims Will Be Honored Next Week appeared first on WIBC 93.1 FM.
North entrance to City Hall closed for maintenance until Friday
The North entrance of City Hall on Columbia Street has been closed starting Thursday, August 22, due to general maintenance. The entrance is expected to remain closed until Friday. During this period, visitors can access City Hall through the South Street entrance.
Center Grove Boys Tennis Team Poised for Another Strong Showing
Fueled by their past experiences, the 2024 Center Grove (CG) boys tennis team is determined to make another deep run in the state tournament. Despite losing to state champ North Central 2-3 two seasons ago in the final four, and Columbus North 2-3 in the semi-state last season, the Trojans are optimistic for another strong showing in this year’s state tournament. CG’s third-year head coach, David Beasley, is confident that they can build on these postseason tournament successes.
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?
IMPD: 2 injured after shooting on east side of Indianapolis
INDIANAPOLIS — Officials with the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department responded to a shooting Thursday morning near Washington Square Mall. According to a news release from the department, officials responded to the 900 block of N. Mitthoefer Rd. at around 11:51 a.m. on Thursday. A police run shows the call came from a strip mall located […]
8 teens involved recent armed carjackings, police chases in Indy
INDIANAPOLIS — Young people have been at the center of recent violence and crime around Indianapolis, especially armed carjackings. In just five days, seven juveniles and an 18-year-old have been arrested by IMPD for their involvement in three separate armed robberies, carjackings and police chases that have all ended in a crash.
Colts to launch year two of Girls High School Flag Football League
The Colts created the league in 2023 with eight high school teams from Indianapolis and South Bend, Ind. This year, it will expand to 27 teams with five divisions across the state. The teams will compete in a three-week regular season, beginning with the Indy 1 Division on Aug. 24. All other divisions will begin play on Sept. 7.
Operation Football Game of the Week | Previewing No. 7 Cathedral at No. 3 Ben Davis
INDIANAPOLIS — The first week of the 31st season of Operation Football features a rematch of last season's Class 6A regional between the Ben Davis Giants and the Cathedral Fighting Irish. In their most recent meeting, the Giants held off the Irish 27-24 en route to their eventual state...
Early Morning Burglary Foiled by Indianapolis Police, Using Drone and K-9
Indianapolis, IN – A late-night burglary on North College Avenue ended in an arrest early Monday after quick action by Indianapolis police. Officers responded to a business alarm at around 3 a.m. and spotted a man walking away from the scene, carrying what appeared to be a cash drawer.
Forecaster Says Indiana Could Get ‘Worst of Winter’ in 2024
A brand new warning about the upcoming winter comes from an online forecaster who says Indiana can expect to get what he describes as the "worst of winter". If you're like me, you absolutely loathe winter weather. When you are a kid, it's cool because when it snows a lot (well, a lot for Indiana), you get the day off and enjoy playing in the snow. When you are an adult, you don't get that luxury. You are still expected to get out of that mess and drive to work. Throw in those frigid cold temperatures as another reason why I am not a fan of winter. Now, I realize that we haven't even gotten into fall, and the temperatures really haven't dropped too much yet. However, there are a lot of people who are already looking forward to winter weather here in Indiana.
Jaylen Sneed On the Identity of the Linebackers: 'Fast, Talented, and Young'
Notre Dame linebacker Jaylen Sneed spoke to the media after Notre Dame's ninth fall practice. He discussed his mentality coming into fall camp, how this year is different with the majority of the veteran linebackers having graduat�
Forest Glen’s Newest Face
Students in the Forest Glen Elementary Spanish Immersion program in Lawrence Township are saying “hola” to a new face this year: Indiana University graduate and former Indianapolis Public Schools (IPS) principal, Kelli Lovingfoss. She is the dual-language immersion principal, and joins Forest Glen after nearly two decades in education.
Greenwood Christian Joins Indiana Crossroads Conference in 2025
Greenwood Christian Academy will join the Indiana Crossroads Conference (ICC) in July 2025, amid significant conference realignment in Johnson County. This new alignment includes seven small private schools, such as Cardinal Ritter and Covenant Christian. The move comes as Beech Grove, Monrovia, and others leave for the newly formed Hoosier Legends Conference. GCA's entry into the ICC places its football program in a competitive environment, especially with teams like Indy Lutheran, recent state champions. Athletic director Shon Cottle acknowledges the challenges ahead but sees the overall competitive field as beneficial for the program.
Job Cuts Loom as Indiana Auto Parts Factory Announces Closure in Richmond; Many Impacted
A company in the heavy-duty vehicle industry has informed the state of Indiana about its decision to permanently close its facility in Richmond. TBK Col. Ltd. specializes in manufacturing brakes and water pumps for engine cooling systems used in heavy-duty vehicles such as trucks and buses. The closure of the Japanese company was not immediately announced, leaving the reason undisclosed.
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