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Jury convicts Indianapolis man for 2022 deadly road rage shooting on I-70
INDIANAPOLIS — A jury convicted an Indianapolis man Wednesday night for a 2022 road rage shooting on Interstate 70 on the east side of Indianapolis. Dion Kimbrough was found guilty of murder and unlawful possession of a firearm by a serious violent felon after a three-day jury trial. The...
IMPD: Man shot and killed on Indy’s near northwest side; police make arrest
INDIANAPOLIS — A man died after being found shot outside a business on Indy’s near northwest side Wednesday night. Police said Thursday morning that they’d made at least one arrest in connection with the case. Officers with the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department were dispatched around 8:53 p.m. to the 2600 block of Dr. Martin Luther […]
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 […]
Special Needs Financial Planning Workshop with Gordon Homes
Informational session focuses on helping caregivers. (Batesville, Ind.) - The Gordon Homes financial planning workshop series continues Thursday, September 5th, in the Entryway Conference Room at Batesville High School. Speakers will discuss “How Caregivers Can Secure the Future of their Dependents with Special Needs.”. Designed specifically for parents and...
In Preseason Finale, Richardson And Offense Need To Show Out
Just like that, we have arrived at the final game of the Colts preseason. Colts fans entered the preseason with questions about Anthony Richardson, mainly his health and how far along he was after missing most of his rookie season with a shoulder injury. After the first two games, those questions remain. Against the […] The post In Preseason Finale, Richardson And Offense Need To Show Out appeared first on 93.5 / 107.5 The Fan. The post In Preseason Finale, Richardson And Offense Need To Show Out appeared first on WIBC 93.1 FM.
‘My job is to build culture’: new principal Jagga Rent is ready to embrace change
It seems as though NC has come alive in the last couple of weeks. The one evident change from last year is leadership. New principal Jagga Rent is here and ready to build culture. Rent comes from his former job as principal at HSE Intermediate Junior High. Rent frequently walks...
Low preseason ranking sets up opportunity for return of 'Spoilermakers'
In less than two weeks, thousands of fans from all corners of Indiana will gather at Ross-Ade Stadium for the first time since last November to watch Purdue kick off its 2024 season against Indiana State. The Boilers, under head coach Ryan Walters in his second season at the helm,...
Devour Indy returns with more than 100 restaurants
INDIANAPOLIS — Devour Indy is back in full swing across the Circle City. More than 100 restaurants are participating in this massive culinary celebration. St. Elmo Steakhouse is not just an Indianapolis staple, you might even consider it the birthplace of Devour Indy. “We’ve been involved literally since day one,” said St. Elmo General Manager […]
Northeast Dubois County Prepares for Major School Renovations
The Northeast Dubois County School Corporation held their regular Board meeting on Tuesday night with a special focus on some badly needed school building repairs. The Board officially opened a public hearing on some proposed building renovations and improvements, with Superintendent Dr. Rasche saying that “we are in dire need of some major facility repairs.” The hearing is required by law whenever a school corporation wants to construct a building or make renovations in excess of a million dollars. Some of the items that were described as being high priority included the roof and gutters at the intermediate school, the gutters and boilers at the elementary school, and door repairs and replacements at the junior/senior high school. At this time, the school corporation has an opportunity to complete the repairs tax rate neutral by utilizing bond funds.
Ask The Mayor: Bloomington's Thomson at the DNC talks homelessness, water accident, annexation
Joe, hello and welcome to ask the mayor on WFIU. I'm Joe Hren this week, we're joined by Bloomington Mayor Kerry Thomson on Zoom, because she's in Chicago for the Democratic National Convention. How's it going? What's going on over there?. Speaker 2. What a privilege to be part of...
'I can throw it far': Big-league pitcher from Butler wants to be Colts quarterback
Ryan Pepiot has a day job − starting pitcher for the Tampa Bay Rays. But he has a Plan B − Indianapolis Colts quarterback. The 27-year-old (as of Aug. 21) Butler baseball and Westfield High School alum joined Rays reporter Tricia Whitaker (a former Indianapolis sportscaster) for a few rapid-fire questions, including: What job...
Some Floyd County residents speak out over proposed development they fear will upend quiet lives
NEW ALBANY, Ind. (WDRB) -- Louisville has seen nearly 9,000 people leave the area since 2020, many heading across the river to southern Indiana where development is growing. Some of those who left the city for smaller schools, less traffic, and a life in the country are fighting to keep their quiet lives quiet.
Selfishly, Olympics Went Perfectly For Pacers, Fever Fans
For Indiana Pacers star Tyrese Haliburton, the uproar about Team USA basketball from Hoosiers was about his lack of playing time. For Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark, it was about her not being on the roster at all. The explanation for Clark not making the team was sound at the time of the roster announcement, […] The post Selfishly, Olympics Went Perfectly For Pacers, Fever Fans appeared first on 93.5 / 107.5 The Fan.
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