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MORGAN COUNTY, Ind. – Law enforcement officers from across central Indiana executed a massive arrest warrant sweep on Friday. Together, the Morgan County Sheriff’s Office, Indiana State Police, U.S. Marshal’s Service, Owen County Sheriff’s Office, Monroe County Sheriff’s Office, Marion County Sheriff’s Office, Johnson County Sheriff’s Office and the Hendricks County Sheriff’s Office executed more than 120 warrants across the area. The scope of the crimes for each warrant was wide. Some were for serious felonies including drug and gun […]
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LAWRENCE, Ind. – A suspected robber is now in the hospital after police say he hopped into the wrong car. Around 8 a.m. Thursday, police say a man was sitting in his car in a shopping center at 42nd and Franklin when another man got in, showed a gun and demanded money. The victim informed the robber that he had none, so the robber instructed him to drive to a Chase Bank branch within the shopping center. At the time, […]
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. —The Indianapolis Fire Department is taking a new approach to getting firefighters injured on the job back to work. A new program, part of a two year pilot program with physical performance company ProTeam Tactical Performance, will allow injured firefighters to receive specialized and exclusive treatment to help rehab after injuries at a quicker rate. “We’re getting our firefighter better care and we’re getting them back to what they signed up to do, they signed up to be […]
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — State fire investigators say the cause of the fire that killed six people, including four children, in Logansport last month cannot be determined. What is clear is that the home didn’t have any working smoke detectors that may have alerted the family when the fire broke out. Fire officials say they’re now working on a plan that would use federal grant money to help prevent more Hoosier deaths by supplying thousands of residents with smoke detectors The […]
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – Employees at a downtown Indianapolis business say potholes have made the street outside of their building nearly impassable. Adding to the problems, the employees say the city has so far failed to respond to their calls for service. The roads outside Courier, a business which sits a stone’s throw away from Lucas Oil Stadium on the corner of Pennsylvania and McCarty streets, have been in some level of disrepair for the better part of two years. Since […]
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LEBANON, Ind. – It’s been nine months since Boone County Deputy Jake Pickett was killed in the line of duty. Now, Pickett’s loved ones and fellow deputies are asking for your help in the hopes of honoring him one more time. Family friends Megan Cantrell and Michelle Atkinson are helping the Boone County Sheriff’s Office raise money to send as many deputies and staffers as they can to National Police Week in May. Each year, thousands gather in Washington D.C. […]
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. —In late October, Matt Kawiecki thought a trip to Mass Ave for brunch would only result in a few dollars spent and a full stomach. He was wrong. Returning from his brunch, Kawiecki said he noticed a parked Bird scooter had tipped over and was leaning against his car. Further examination revealed that the handle of the scooter had created a small dent on his car’s hood. Kawiecki says the best he could figure; the wind knocked the […]
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. —Cancer is the biggest killer of firefighters across the nation, according to the International Association of Firefighters, and a new report from IUPUI says Hoosier firefighters are at an increased risk. According to “Excess mortality among Indiana firefighters, 1985-2013,” which was published in the American Journal of Industrial Medicine, Hoosier firefighters face a 20% higher risk of dying from cancer than non-firefighters. The study, which looked at the cause of death of 2,818 firefighters from 1985-2013, found 30.4 died […]
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.– No matter who wins the BIG10 Championship game on Saturday featuring the Northwestern University Wildcats and the Ohio State University Buckeyes, Indianapolis will come out on top. By early Friday morning, fans from both teams had already started making their way to the circle city. Tourism officials with Visit Indy estimate by Sunday night, more than 100,000 visitors would make their way to and through the circle city. “We suspect that we’ll see record setting crowds here this […]
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – A new program is helping survivors of domestic violence reconnect with the outside world through smartphones. Nonprofit TCC Gives’ “More Than a Phone” program provides smartphones along with data, text and talk services to domestic violence survivors. The program is currently used in conjunction with eight organizations that help survivors of domestic violence in Indiana including Coburn Place, The Julian Center and Prevail of Central Indiana. It also serves organizations in St. Louis and Idaho. “We want […]
