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Pulitzer Prize finalist 'What the Constitution Means to Me' coming to Indianapolis
American Lives Theatre has fashioned its fifth season around the theme of "Life, Liberty and the Pursuit." Across five plays, the company will explore topics that include the Constitution, the impact of crime on women and the price of success. The 2024-2025 season will kick off in September with "What the Constitution Means...
Indianapolis hopes to curb 'handful of bad actors' with new short-term rental registry
With tourism continuing to hit record highs, Indianapolis residents have become increasingly concerned over the prominence of short-term rentals and the noise and chaos they can bring to neighborhoods. Now, the city wants to intervene. A proposal to create a short-term rental registry and permit process will make its way...
What started in Broad Ripple basement is now one of college sports fans' favorite brands
INDIANAPOLIS -- When Griffin Oakes’ game-tying field goal attempt in the 2015 Pinstripe Bowl was controversially ruled no good, giving Duke the overtime win over IU, it signified another agonizing moment for IU fans — who still haven’t seen their Hoosiers win a bowl game since 1991. But one diehard fan turned that misery into fortune.
Daybreak Drive-IN: Catholics converge on Indianapolis… Mayor of Paris takes public dip… Caitlin Clark, Brickyard 400 star?
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — A truly wide range of topics top the early morning news, in the Daybreak Drive-IN podcast. Topics range from a rare convergence of Catholics – to the All-Star debut of a former Indianapolis Indian. We post the pod every morning before 5 to give you the day’s first news, sports, and weather […]
IMPD: 1 hurt in shooting near Crown Hill Cemetery
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Indianapolis police were investigating a Wednesday morning shooting on the city’s near northwest side that left one person critically injured. At around 4:30 a.m., Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department officers were called to the intersection of 30th Street and Capital Avenue for a shooting. That’s just south of Crown Hill Cemetery east of […]
Looking to celebrate National Tattoo Day with new ink? Here's 10 tattoo shops in Indy
Have you been considering getting a tattoo? Well today might give you just the sign you need to book that appointment: It's National Tattoo Day. National Tattoo Day takes place each year on July 17th to celebrate the history, culture and artists that do the tattoos. According to National Day...
Northbound I-65 closed at the North Split due to semi rollover
INDIANAPOLIS — All lanes of northbound Interstate 65 were blocked near the North Split in Indianapolis early Wednesday after crash involving an overturned semi. An alert from the INDOT Traffic Management Center said the semi was hauling 42,000 pounds of cargo. Northbound traffic was getting around the semi on...
Run clubs to join around Indy
Running is lapping other sports across fitness trackers, and Gen Z is setting the pace. Why it matters: During a loneliness crisis and remote work era, running is one way to release stress and make new friends. The intrigue: Young singles are also joining running clubs to find dates, the...
North Split crash slows morning commute
INDIANAPOLIS – It could be slow going for drivers on northbound I-65 through downtown Indianapolis. A semi truck ended up on its side in the North Split near mile marker 112 between St. Clair Street and 10th Street. Initially, the crash blocked the two right lanes, although vehicles were...
Indianapolis man critically injured in Marion shooting
MARION, Indiana — An Indianapolis man was critically injured after shots were fired into a car in Marion early Monday, police said. Around 4 a.m. July 15, a Marion Police Department sergeant on patrol heard apparent gunshots in the area of South Home Avenue and East 27th Street. The sergeant then saw a male fire shots before running in a home in the 900 block of East 27th Street, the department said in a statement.
Tables are still available for Atterbury Job Corps speed networking event
EDINBURGH, Ind. – Atterbury Job Corps reminds the public that it will hold its first Speed Networking event next Wednesday, July 24, from 8 to 11 a.m., at the Atterbury Rec Center, in Edinburgh. Businesses, manufacturers, and organizations will participate and sell their companies to Atterbury Job Corps students...
Heat relief on the horizon after cold front passage
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Temperatures and humidity will take a dive for the next several days. This morning: It’s another very muggy start across central Indiana this morning, with many areas hovering into the low to mid 70s. A few thunderstorms have been noted in northern Indiana as a cold front is slowly moving through the […]
Beef & Boards Dinner Theatre tickled pink to present “Legally Blonde The Musical”
Harvard’s beloved blonde makes the case for believing in yourself. Beef & Boards Dinner Theatre goes blonde this summer with the fabulously upbeat Legally Blonde The Musical, now on stage. Based on the hit MGM movie, Legally Blonde was nominated for seven Tony Awards and 10 Drama Desk awards and gives fans all the fun from the film in an energetic musical.
Play List: Hot dog sounds > hot dog water
Slow down. Let’s take a break and listen to a hot dog being made. In today’s Play List, you can hear to the sounds of summer in Indy, including frogs screeching, kids screaming with laughter and even trees growing. We have a “green” poem by poet Sophie Salerno...
East Indianapolis church offers free therapy sessions to community
INDIANAPOLIS — Church leaders on the east side of Indianapolis are working to transform their community through free therapy. For more than 30 years, Living Word Baptist Church has been working to transform and renew its east side community through initiatives like affordable housing and food pantries. "We are...
National Eucharistic Conference kicks off in Indianapolis
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — About 55,000 Catholics were expected to be in downtown Indianapolis this week for the National Eucharistic Conference. The five-day event will be a culmination of a two-month pilgrimage. Devout Catholics walked or drove from different parts of the country to Indianapolis. The pilgrims took four different routes from north, south, east and […]
Man charged in deadly May hit-and-run on Indy’s west side
INDIANAPOLIS — An Indianapolis driver now faces charges for hitting and killing a pedestrian and then driving off. Back at the end of May, 47-year-old Roy Hodges Jr.’s life was cut short when a driver hit and killed him early one morning near the intersection of West Washinton Street and Banner Avenue. “He always put […]
Person dies in road rage shooting at Thompson Road, Emerson Avenue
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — A person died after a road rage shooting Tuesday night on the southeast side of Indianapolis, police say. Information about the person was not immediately available. Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department and Beech Grove Fire Department were sent shortly before 8:25 p.m. Tuesday to a report of a person shot at East Thompson […]
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