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Near normal conditions with limited rain chance this week
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — We’ll call Monday a halfway decent weather day as it wasn’t too hot or terribly humid. There we’re also a few heavier showers mainly east of Indianapolis in the afternoon hours. Rain chances look to peak by the middle of this week before we turn back to a little dry period with […]
IUPD hires new deputy superintendent and chief law enforcement officer
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — The Indiana University Police Department has hired a new deputy superintendent and chief law enforcement officer. According to a press release, Anthony Williams will be the first person to fill the newly-created role. He will lead the law enforcement operations at all nine of Indiana University’s campuses in the Hoosier State. Per […]
VOTE: Who is the Herald-Times 2023-24 Girls Athlete of the Year?
With the new school year right around the corner, let's wrap up the old one here in the next two weeks by choosing the 2023-24 Herald-Times Female Athlete of the Year. Readers may vote as often as they like by using the ballot at the bottom of this story until Thursday at noon. A similar boys poll will run next week.
Grassroots food coalition says it's ready for seats at the city table
It's been three years since the Indianapolis Community Food Access Coalition was established. Last week the coalition recommended new community members to a city commission. The city created the coalition to bring a grassroots approach to food access issues. Its purpose is to provide insight into the allocation of funds so that the money goes where it is needed.
Team USA divers discuss overcoming injuries and coming out of retirement
PARIS (NEXSTAR) – With less than a week until the start of the 2024 Paris Olympic Games, the Team USA diving team is feeling a mix of nerves and excitement. During a press conference on Monday, members of the team shared some of the struggles they have faced over the past few years and what it will be like to compete in Paris.
New Direction Church Backpack Giveaway (Gallery)
New Direction Church successfully hosted an unforgettable back-to-school block party! Pastor Ken Sullivan graciously shared insights into this special event. Families enjoyed a range of free offerings, including delicious food, backpacks filled with school supplies, uniforms, sneakers, and shoes—everything needed to prepare for the school year ahead. Additionally, Kuts 4 Kids provided free haircuts, and dental screenings ensured that students started the year healthy and confident.
Westfield challenges Duke Energy proposal that would raise electricity rates for consumers
By 2026, some Hamilton County residents could be paying $42 more per month for electricity, according to the City of Westfield. That’s if state regulators allow a proposed rate increase from Duke Energy Indiana. The rate hike would bring in an additional $492 million in annual revenue, according to the company. ...
Community gathers with Ron Gee's friends, family friends to pay tribute to slain Indianapolis activist
INDIANAPOLIS — Friends and family of Indianapolis community activist Ron Gee gathered Monday to honor his life and his work. The ceremony was held July 22 at the very spot where Gee was murdered around 11 a.m. July 18 near 38th Street and North Arlington Avenue. "Ron Gee was...
Purdue football burning questions: How does Year 1 under Ryan Walters translate to Year 2?
INDIANAPOLIS — One year into the Ryan Walters era of Purdue football and we still don't have clarity. The Boilermakers had some high points in 2023, but also saw winnable games against Fresno State, Iowa and Northwestern slip through the fingertips during a 4-8 season. ...
ACT Research says freight market facing overcapacity; spot rates slightly raised over 2023 lows
COLUMBUS, Ind. – The freight market continues to be characterized by overcapacity, and with private fleets engaging in spot activity more than in past cycles, spot rates remain only slightly above the late-2023 lows, according to the latest release of the Freight Forecast: U.S. Rate and Volume OUTLOOK report.
High school football is back! Top 5 Preseason Big Schools and Small Schools Power Rankings
LAFAYETTE — Kickoff to the 2024 football season starts Aug. 23 which means its time to begin the slow build towards another memorable season of Indiana high school sports. With just four weeks until the season, here's a ranking of the top five big and small school teams heading into Week 1. ...
Driver may have had medical emergency before crashing into lake
COLUMBUS, Ind. (WISH) — A driver was found dead after a truck hit a mailbox, traveled through a yard, damaged a carport and a fence, and ended up in a lake, the Bartholomew County Sheriff’s Office said Monday night. The name of the driver was not immediately released Monday night. A witness watched the scene […]
IU Indianapolis Parking and Transportation Services is moving
Beginning July 29, in-person transactions provided by IU Indianapolis Parking and Transportation Services will move to Suite 205 of the Campus Center at 420 University Blvd. The new location is in the “Jaguar Junction” section of the Campus Center, alongside the Crimson Card and Support Center in-person support teams, and will allow the department to enhance services and create a more productive and convenient environment.
Indiana football ranked 16th in Big Ten preseason media poll
Indiana football seemingly still has a ways to go in Curt Cignetti's debut season before it gains the respect of its Big Ten peers. On Monday, USA Today Sports unveiled its Big Ten preseason media poll rankings as voted on by 13 beat writers across the network. The Hoosiers were tabbed at No. 16 in the 18-team conference. Only Northwestern and in-state rival Purdue ranked lower than IU.
Team USA divers discuss overcoming injuries and coming out of retirement
PARIS (NEXSTAR) – With less than a week until the start of the 2024 Paris Olympic Games, the Team USA diving team is feeling a mix of nerves and excitement. During a press conference on Monday, members of the team shared some of the struggles they have faced over the past few years and what it will be like to compete in Paris.
Is it too late to add VP Kamala Harris to Indiana’s ballots?
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — While the Indiana Election Calendar gives a July 15 deadline to withdraw, election law expert professor Derek Muller from Notre Dame Law School said that the deadline and another one for Aug. 1 are for state elections — and that exempts presidential candidates. Muller said, “It’s very important to read those deadlines in context. […]
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