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Indianapolis Police Sergeant Arrested for DUI in Hendricks County While Suspended and Pending Termination
An Indianapolis police officer's career careens further into jeopardy after a recent arrest for operating a vehicle while intoxicated, adding to his troubled history with similar offenses. According to WRTV, Sergeant Peter Fekkes was pulled over in Hendricks County last Thursday for an open container violation, and a subsequent investigation revealed he was driving with a blood alcohol content nearly three times the legal limit. Fekkes, already suspended from the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department pending termination in connection with a prior incident, was driving after 11 p.m. when his alleged erratic driving attracted the attention of a sheriff's deputy.
Sergeant promoted to Assistant District Commander at the Lowell Post
INDIANAPOLIS – Indiana State Police Superintendent Douglas G. Carter promoted Sergeant Cecil D. Parcel to First Sergeant. First Sergeant Parcel will assume the position of the Lowell Assistant District Commander. He has served as a Lowell sergeant for 16 years and underwent a rigorous promotion process, including a comprehensive written test, oral interview, and thorough assessment of his overall work performance.
Sherrone Moore reaches for stars with Colston Loveland comp -- 'Ever heard of Travis Kelce?'
INDIANAPOLIS — Though there are a lot of questions about Michigan football’s quarterback and wide receivers in 2024, there’s one area where the maize and blue could thrive in the passing game. Tight end. That’s because, with Brock Bowers now gone from Georgia, the Wolverines have he...
IMPD officer shot in line of duty ‘on road to recovery’
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — An officer with the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department is “on the road to recovery” after being shot in the line of duty Friday night. The officer, identified as an East District officer and 8-year veteran with IMPD, was injured when responding to a shots fired call near the intersection of East 36th and […]
Mayor Joe Hogsett says Indy 'would be well-served' to have both men's, women's pro soccer
COLUMBUS, Ohio — As Indianapolis works toward applying for an MLS expansion club, there have also been discussions regarding the possibility of adding a professional women’s soccer team. Addressing local media at Lower.com Field on Tuesday night, mayor Joe Hogsett said there have been conversations, but no decisions have been made. More: MLS says...
Pacers make massive mistake with final roster spot
Overall, this offseason has been a solid one for the Indiana Pacers. The team re-signed key players Pascal Siakam and Obi Toppin, gave Andrew Nembhard a long-term contract extension, and drafted Johnny Furphy in the 2024 NBA Draft. Additionally, they signed center James Wiseman to a cheap two-year, $4.8 million contract.
Andrew Luck's kindness was recognized on a worldwide stage
During his time playing in the NFL, anyone who came in contact with Indianapolis Colts QB Andrew Luck would comment about how nice he was on and off the field. Whether he was celebrating a touchdown throw or complimenting a defender after they sacked him in the backfield. Now, on the ...
SPRINT CARS RETURN TO UTICA-ROME SPEEDWAY THIS FRIDAY, AUG. 2
VERNON, NY – Sprint Cars are back on Route 5 in Vernon. This Friday, August 2, the CRSA Sprint Cars take on Utica-Rome Speedway in their first 2024 appearance at the Home of Heroes. The lightning-fast winged warriors join a complete program of live and local stock car racing presented by the Friendly Family of Dealerships and Zielinski’s Asphalt.
EXPLAINED: What is the heat index, and why does it feel so hot?
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — It’s that time of the year again when heat and humidity cause sweltering temperatures across Kentucky and southern Indiana. You’ve likely heard about the heat index mentioned once or twice as well, but what is that? The heat index is a complex formula, but boiled down, it just means how hot you feel.
Indiana ranks 28th state with most people in financial distress
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Here is a look at Tuesday’s business headlines with Jane King where she discusses the new financial distress list, student loans and more. Indiana ranks 28th in new financial distress list WalletHub in July published its study, titled “States with the Most People in Financial Distress.” The company used nine key metrics, […]
Extreme heat, humidity & storms for next few days in Kentucky and southern Indiana | Weather Impact Alert Day
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Despite the storms rolling through Tuesday morning, sunshine will take over and temperatures will quickly recover as we approach the afternoon. Unfortunately, this is only day one of a three-day stretch of extreme heat that will impact Kentucky and Indiana. Because of the potentially dangerous heat, the WHAS11 Weather Impact Team has declared Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday as Weather Impact Alert Days.
Back to School Cookout and Backpack Giveaway
Thank you to everyone who participated in our Back to School Cookout and Backpack Giveaway at Alexander Park!. A big thank you to all our volunteers, including the Indiana National Guard, City of Lawrence employees, Lawrence Common Council, City of Lawrence Fire Department, Lawrence Police Department, Purple Ribbon Office Solutions, Harris & Ford employees, Office of Lawrence Township Trustee Steve Talley, Special Olympics Indiana Marion County Northeast, and the Lawrence Clerk's Office.
Auto Club Speedway Revamp: Fans Divided Over ‘Depressing’ New Look
Auto Club Speedway Revamp: The recent proposal to revamp Auto Club Speedway has ignited a polarized debate among fans, with opinions sharply divided over the new design, which some describe as ‘depressing.’ Proponents argue that the changes promise improved racing dynamics and greater fan engagement, while detractors fear the erosion of the venue’s historic charm and identity. This discourse highlights the inherent tension between modernization and tradition in motorsports. As stakeholders grapple with these conflicting perspectives, one must consider the broader implications for the future of racing and the legacy of iconic tracks like Auto Club Speedway.
Breakfast deal: Perkins offers classic meal for under $5
Perkins restaurants are starting the day off with deals — a classic breakfast for under $5. Perkins American Food Co., formerly known as Perkins Restaurant & Bakery, has launched a value breakfast offering. ...
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