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2 early goals fuel Indiana women’s soccer to second win of the season
In its second game of the 2024 campaign, Indiana women’s soccer got off to a flaming hot start against Ball State University. It began with a goal from sophomore midfielder Kennedy Neighbors, just one game after she recorded her first goal as a Hoosier. The goal came in the fourth minute with a play by freshman forward Layla Sirdah who found Neighbors between the defenders on the run. Neighbors received the pass through defenders which was followed by her dribbling into the 18-yard box then striking the ball into the left side of the net.
Snapshot: Carmel Clay Community Building celebrates opening
Carmel Fire Department Chief David Haboush, Carmel Fire Buffs President Jim Martin, former Clay Township Trustee Doug Callahan and Clay Township Trustee Paul Hensel are joined by members of the Koorsen family, Carmel city councilors, former Mayor Jim Brainard, Mayor Sue Finkam, representatives from Clay Township, CTI Construction, DLZ and Envoy Aug. 15 to celebrate the grand opening of the Carmel Clay Community Building at 210 Veterans Way. Besides housing CFD headquarters, the building includes the Stay Alive Family Education House and Carmel Fire Buffs Museum. (Photo courtesy of the City of Carmel)
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.
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 […]
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.
'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...
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.
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 […]
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...
Indianapolis Black Documentary Film Festival: Sharing Black stories
Dr. Eric Winston, the founder of the Indianapolis Black Documentary Film Festival, and event coordinator Ms. Marva Hunt joined us to discuss the festival. It’s an event that will run films that deal with the lives and experiences of Black people in the United States and around the world. This year, there will be 26 […]
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.
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