INDIANAPOLIS — The trial begins this week for a man accused of killing the mother of his son outside a daycare in 2022 and a Marion County Deputy a year later. Orlando Mitchell is currently standing trial for the murder of Krystal Walton, the mother of his then-1-year-old son, who was shot outside a daycare […]
INDIANAPOLIS — IndyGo has spent years planning to replace one of its busiest routes with a bus rapid transit line on Washington Street. The planning will soon give way to construction. IndyGo could break ground on the Blue Line route by the end of the month. The line will replace the 8 route and will […]
INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Fever have announced the signing of six-time WNBA All-Star and two-time WNBA Champion DeWanna Bonner as a free agent. Bonner joins the Fever after spending five seasons with the Connecticut Sun. She played under current Fever Head Coach Stephanie White during her time in Connecticut. Bonner ranks fourth all-time in WNBA […]
INDIANAPOLIS — 2024 was a record-breaking year for Indianapolis tourism. Wednesday evening, VisitIndy invited hundreds for the state of tourism, and 2025 has already broken one of those records set in 2024. “Indianapolis has always supported sports, the arts, and education, but coming back and seeing how it’s grown has been phenomenal,” Rodney Arnett Jr. […]
As the largest bird flu outbreak in a decade continues to send egg prices through the roof across the United States, Waffle House customers will now have to pay more for their breakfast. The Georgia-based 24-hour diner chain announced it is now placing a temporary 50 cent surcharge on every egg sold at all of […]
INDIANAPOLIS — A new bill has been introduced in the Indiana legislature that aims to designate the Monday after the Super Bowl as a state holiday. Rep. Mitch Gore, coauthor of HB1517, argues that productivity takes a hit after the big game. He says an estimated 16 million people call in sick and about 30% […]
FISHERS— The City of Fishers is considering delaying the construction of another roundabout at 116th and Allisonville. It comes after some drivers in Fishers have grown increasingly concerned as crashes at a new local roundabout have spiked over the last month. The problem lies at the 96th and Allisonville Rd roundabout as it’s a learning […]
INDIANAPOLIS — Central Indiana residents are growing increasingly frustrated with delays in mail delivery, as many find their mailboxes missing their packages. “It’s coming, just be patient,” says Nicole Bosler as she recalls what USPS told her about her daughter’s missing passport. “It’s extremely frustrating. I mean, how am I going to know when it’s […]
MUNCIE — Ball State University canceled an upcoming LGBTQ staff training session titled ‘LGBTQ 101.’ The session, originally scheduled for April 16, was a Learning and Development session, offered to Ball State employees. “It’s 2025. We can do better. We can be better, we can do better,” Junior Kylie Clayton said. “I think it’s an […]
INDIANAPOLIS — The Pacers’ forward Pascal Siakam has been named an Eastern Conference reserve for the 2025 NBA All-Star Game in San Francisco on Feb. 16. Siakam will appear in his third NBA All-Star Game and his first as a member of the Pacers. “It feels awesome to be named an All-Star again,” Siakam said. […]
A 26-year-old woman from Carmel was one of the victims in a crash involving an American Airlines passenger jet and a Black Hawk military helicopter late Wednesday night. The plane involved was American Eagle Flight 5342, which originated from Wichita, Kansas. It collided with the helicopter near Reagan National Airport in Arlington, Virginia. American Airlines […]
INDIANAPOLIS — A mother in Indianapolis neglect charges have escalated to murder following the death of her 2-year-old daughter, Skylar Gardner. 33-year-old Chantell Gardner, who previously faced neglect charges, now stands accused of murder. Her boyfriend is being charged with assisting a criminal. As WRTV previously reported, a probable cause affidavit revealed on Jan. 25, […]