New auto plant means 850 jobs and new hope in Tipton
December 17, 2012
Hope just drove into Tipton, Ind. Chrysler says it's looking to give a plant on U.S. 31 new life.
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Blood stained Bible returned to missionary's family decades later
December 13, 2012
A Vietnam veteran finds the family of his missionary friends and returns their blood stained Bible, decades later.
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Family recounts unconventional ambulance birth of baby on 12-12-12
December 12, 2012
Little baby Makenli Benton didn’t think being born on 12-12-12 was exciting enough so she decided to spice it up a bit—just ask grandma.
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Indiana Court says anonymous poster must be revealed in slander case
December 11, 2012
Who is DownwiththeColts?
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New buzz around IndyCar Series and a new oval on the way
December 4, 2012
The IndyCar Series has had a pretty bumpy ride over the last few years with a dwindling fan base, low TV ratings, the death of rising star Dan Wheldon and more recently, a management fiasco. But IndyCar may be turning the corner.
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Indiana among states trying to prevent deadly superbugs
November 29, 2012
Superbugs, or deadly bacteria that defy the most potent antibiotics, are starting to invade hospitals. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, superbugs have spread through hospitals in 41 states, including Indiana.
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Indianapolis grandmother delivers grandson in car
November 28, 2012
Little Mtabisi Moyo is only a few days old, but he already has the story of a lifetime.
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Sports Illustrated cover features Colts' Luck
November 27, 2012
Sports Illustrated has a new cover boy. It wasn't really supposed to go like this, but the doubters have become believers in a team that never gave up on itself.
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Thieves steal Indianapolis family's Christmas
November 26, 2012
Thieves broke into a west side Indianapolis home, taking Christmas away from an area family.
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Crisis spurs Black Friday Petacular at shelter
November 21, 2012
The Humane Society for Hamilton County has a crisis—and it hopes Black Friday can help solve it.
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The Black Friday do not buy list
November 20, 2012
Some shoppers don't want to have anything to do with Black Friday.
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Dallara shows off new, state-of-the-art racing headquarters
November 20, 2012
The Dallara IndyCar Factory in Speedway just turned its state of the art 200,000 square foot headquarters into a Disneyland for racing fans.
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Consumer Alert: The used car challenge and CARFAX reports
November 19, 2012
Going car shopping can be a panic-inducing experience for some buyers. With a little bit of research, though, you can avoid the panic.
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Black Friday comes early as stores offer deals right now
November 16, 2012
Stores don’t want you to wait until Black Friday—and they’re trying to lure you with deals a week before the highly-publicized shopping day.
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Indianapolis transforming from Corn Belt to Tech Belt
November 16, 2012
Indy's technology sector is starting to get some buzz. Central Indiana is now part of conversations that include Silicon Valley and Austin, Texas—two hotbeds for tech companies.
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Wishard Hospital adopts No One Dies Alone program
November 14, 2012
No one likes to talk about death and dying but for some people, they have to face it alone. Now, Wishard Hospital in Indianapolis will make sure no one has to face that fate by themselves.
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Indianapolis animal shelter takes in home explosion pet refugees
November 12, 2012
Indianapolis firefighters combing through the rubble of the south side neighborhood explosion site heard a noise coming from the debris between two leveled houses.
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Son says answered prayer will reunite his mom, dad before they die
November 9, 2012
A medical plane from Grace on Wings in Indianapolis is an answered prayer that will help complete a love story.
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Black Friday deals released; avoid the chaos with a plan
November 8, 2012
The deals are coming, and the flyers are leaking out to the public. But, it's easy to get the Black Friday blues.
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Indiana Superintendent-Elect maps out state's educational future
November 7, 2012
A virtually unknown teacher from Washington Township slayed a giant and was elected as the new State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tuesday.
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Indiana's U.S. Senate Race going down to the wire
November 5, 2012
Indiana's U.S. Senate race is on the minds of many Hoosiers going into Election Day. This race could help decide which party controls the U.S. Senate.
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Indiana Task Force One moves into Long Island to help Sandy victims
November 1, 2012
Indiana Task Force One is now on the front lines of Hurricane Sandy's aftermath.
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Marion County deputy hits two pedestrians in less than a year
October 29, 2012
A Marion County Deputy fatally hit a motorist on the city’s near north side Saturday. It is the second such incident the deputy has been involved in.
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Lights out for the old Pepsi Coliseum at the Indiana State Fairgrounds
October 26, 2012
It's lights out for Pepsi Coliseum as crews will start renovating it next week.
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Police investigate cell phone smash-n-grab near Castleton Square Mall
October 25, 2012
The Phone Recycling Centers of America near Castleton Square Mall was the target of cell phone thieves.
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IU Health Neuroscience Center changes lives with robotics
October 24, 2012
The IU Health Neuroscience Center is changing lives through the power of robotics. The center is giving one patient the hope that he'll be able to walk again.
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Rain couldn't stop the Fever or the party
October 23, 2012
The rain cancelled the Fever’s parade through downtown Indianapolis but not the celebration Tuesday. Fever fans yelled, "We are the champions" as they made their way through the rain and as the team brought the party inside Bankers Life Fieldhouse. Then, they raised the roof.
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City of Carmel is in the national spotlight again
October 19, 2012
The mayor of Carmel, Ind. is beaming.
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New Indianapolis archbishop addresses city, gets Colts cloth
October 18, 2012
Joseph Tobin said he was given a gift by being named the new archbishop of Indianapolis.
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Weighing the risks and rewards of 3-D mammograms
October 16, 2012
One local woman got the scare of her life when doctors found a suspicious lump in her breast.
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Pacers on pace for strong ticket sales
October 12, 2012
The Pacers say the time is now for a resurgence. After a few years of slow ticket sales and a hum drum team, the Pacers are bouncing back and so are ticket sales.
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Thieves break into more than a dozen storage units
October 11, 2012
Thieves hit several storage units at the Storage Express on South Belmont Avenue on the city’s south side Wednesday night.
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Seniors form triads to take back their streets
October 9, 2012
They're being called the Silver Tsunami. Seniors are forming partnerships called Triads to fight crime. Active and engaged, seniors say they are on the front lines and can help law enforcement.
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Colts fans hope to ride emotion for winning season
October 8, 2012
The fans could sense it and the Colts could feel it.
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New technology helps schools manage their buses, keep children safe
October 5, 2012
School buses carry precious cargo and school bus fleets costs hundreds of thousands of dollars to maintain. So Brownsburg schools turned to Carmel-based Synovia to get some high tech help to manage their buses. And, it's not just your daddy's old GPS system.
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Bo Dietl knows Arby's and a high profile investigation in Indiana
October 4, 2012
The grieving parents of Lauren Spierer brought in New York Detective Bo Dietl to be one of the front men to investigate their daughter’s disappearance. But now, Dietl is also the front man for Arby’s.
