Kenny Kixx

INDIANAPOLIS — A graffiti-covered high-rise across Meridian Street from Shortridge High School has been empty since before some current Shortridge students were born. A developer has a plan to bring the tower back to life. TWG is finalizing plans to renovate the nine-story building into the Grand Meridian, an apartment building with nearly 100 affordable […]

INDIANAPOLIS — Roche has announced plans to invest up to $550 million in its Diagnostics facility in Indianapolis by 2030. According to a release from the company, this expansion will position the site as a major hub for the manufacturing of Roche’s continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) systems. The investment aims to create hundreds of jobs […]

CLEVELAND (AP) — Cavaliers star Donovan Mitchell is listed as questionable for Cleveland’s pivotal Game 5 of its second-round series against the Indiana Pacers after reaggravating a sprained left ankle on Sunday. The All-Star guard had an MRI on Monday, which confirmed the sprained ankle. He did not play the second half of the Cavaliers 129-109 […]

SPEEDWAY — Some may consider them the unsung heroes of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. They’re hard to miss. Their shirts are bright, and their job is front and center, helping the thousands of people who come in and out of the track for one of the biggest events in racing. They are the IMS Safety […]

INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles is selling your personal information and making millions of dollars doing it. Lawmakers are pushing for an interim study committee to dig deeper into the practice, citing “significant privacy concerns, transparency gaps” and “data security.” A WRTV Investigation found information like your name, date of birth, address, […]

ZIONSVILLE — Zionsville Community Schools announced a two-hour delay for students on Monday due to a power outage caused by an unwelcome visitor—a raccoon. The district reported that the outage was affecting multiple school buildings, prompting officials to adjust the start time and notify families through social media. At 8 a.m., the district plans to […]

INDIANAPOLIS — A long-planned infrastructure improvement through the east side of Indianapolis is almost ready for cars. The Indianapolis Department of Public Works says Michigan and New York Streets east of College Avenue could open to both directions of travel this summer. It is DPW’s latest effort to convert large one-way streets for two-way traffic. […]

SPEEDWAY, IN — It’s May which means it’s race time in Indianapolis. The green flag is flying, welcoming Indy car drivers and race fans from across the country to the town of Speedway and central Indiana. People living in the area love to welcome fans with porch decorations. It’s tradition. People are encouraged to decorate […]

INDIANAPOLIS — The deadline to get your Real ID is on Wednesday, May 7th. On Friday morning, Colton Kanik went to the BMV to get his. He has an out-of-state wedding to go to. “My ID is not a real ID yet, so I came in to get a Real ID unfortunately, I was not […]

INDIANAPOLIS — Drivers should be prepared for new penalties as Safe Zones, INDOT’s worksite speed control pilot program, will officially enforce speeding regulations starting Monday, May 5. The enforcement will take place in the Clear Path I-465/I-69 construction zone located on the northeast side of Indianapolis. A pre-enforcement warning period began earlier this year, offering drivers […]

INDIANAPOLIS — Fountain Square is now one of the most popular places for people in Indianapolis to spend a night on the town. It’s a stark contrast to the dangerous reputation the neighborhood had 30 years ago. The turnaround intensified after May 4, 1995: the day the Indianapolis Police Department opened its Southeast District headquarters […]

FISHERS — The growing season is underway, and after months of preparation AgriPark, an urban farm run by the city of Fishers, opened its gates to the public for the first time this year. The free park they are working to provide more than just free fresh food options to local Hoosiers. “We think last […]