3 injured in overnight fire
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by Talya Holgate-Allen
3h ago
INDIANAPOLIS — Firefighters are investigating an overnight mobile home fire that entrapped and injured 3 people. According to Capt. Eric Banister of Wayne Township Fire Department, firefighters responded to a mobile home fire at the 1200 block of Rushmore Blvd E where they found three people trapped. Two victims were removed by firefighters, and one was able to self-extricate. All three victims were injured with one being in critical condition, according to Banister. They were transported to a downtown hospital. None of the fire crews were injured in this fire. They are still investigating th ..read more
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2 people shot, killed in separate shootings
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by Talya Holgate-Allen
3h ago
INDIANAPOLIS — IMPD are investigating two overnight shootings. One on the east side and another on the near east side that lead to the death of two people. East Side: IMPD responded to a person shot scene at the 1400 block of Priscilla Ave before midnight, where they found a person with gunshot wound(s). According to IMPD, at the scene, the person was reported as "not wake or breathing" and passed away at the hospital. Near East Side: IMPD reported to another person shot scene at the 600 block of N Gray St where they found a person with gunshot wound(s). The victim was pronounced dead at the s ..read more
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Jim Irsay joins forces with Miami Seaquarium to return Lolita the killer whale to her home waters
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by Deja Studdard
9h ago
MIAMI, Fl. - For the first time ever, a private company with marine mammals has created a binding agreement with its only goal being to set a killer whale free into her home waters, according to a press release from The Dolphin Company. This agreement is possible, in part, due to a sizeable donation from Jim Irsay, owner and CEO of the Indianapolis Colts. The killer whale, Lolita, will be returning to an ocean sanctuary in the next 18 - 24 months. Lolita is currently located at the Miami Seaquarium, which is under the management of The Dolphin Company. “The story of Lolita the orca has been ne ..read more
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FBI Director touts federal-local partnerships in fight against violent crime
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by Steve Brown — Chief Investigator
10h ago
The head of the FBI says violent crime in America is an “epidemic”. And Christopher Wray says one way to effectively deal with the problem is through the on-going, collaborative work of regional task forces targeting the most dangers and violent criminals.  “I think the most dangerous, violent criminals out there need to know if they’re engaged in this activity, they got all of us to deal with including federal prison,” said Wray. The FBI director made the remarks today at a brief and tightly managed news conference at the Indianapolis Field Office ..read more
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Trump indicted in Stormy Daniels hush money case
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by Zach Schonfeld, Rebecca Beitsch, The Hill
11h ago
Former President Trump was indicted on criminal charges in New York on Thursday for his role in organizing hush money payments made to an adult film star during his 2016 campaign. The history-making indictment marks the first time a president has been charged in a criminal matter and comes as several law enforcement entities are investigating Trump’s conduct in numerous probes. The charges laid out in the indictment remain unclear. The indictment, which remains under seal, follows an investigation by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg (D) that centered on a $130,000 payment fixe ..read more
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Indy man is accused of shooting stranger inside laundromat after getting upset doing laundry
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by Jesse Wells
13h ago
INDIANAPOLIS -- An Indianapolis man is in jail accused of shooting a complete stranger inside a laundromat on Indy’s northwest side. The shooting took place Sunday afternoon at a coin operated laundromat near 79th and Michigan. The victim had his hip shattered after being shot by another customer. According to court records, multiple eye witnesses cooperated with police and helped identify the accused shooter. Those witnesses told police the suspect simply got mad because people were in his way doing laundry ..read more
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Average Duke Energy bill to decrease by $26 starting in April
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by Matt Adams
19h ago
INDIANAPOLIS – Duke Energy customers will get a break on their bills starting in April. The Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission (IURC) approved the utility company’s request for a 16% rate reduction. The average customer using 1,000 kWh per month will see their bill go down by about $26 ..read more
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Bryan Adams to headline 2023 Carb Day concert
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by Izzy Karpinski
20h ago
SPEEDWAY, Ind. -- It's going to sound like the summer of '69 during Carb Day at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Canadian treasure Bryan Adams will headline the Miller Lite Carb Day concert on Friday, May 26. “Bryan Adams is one of the most exciting live musicians in rock,” IMS President J. Douglas Boles said. “He’s full energy all the time in his shows, and we know our fans will love rocking along to hit after hit during his performance.” This will be Adams' first performance in the Indianapolis area since 2010, and he's expected to play songs from his latest album "So Happy It Hurts," as wel ..read more
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North Split project marks milestone with traffic shift
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by Matt Adams
20h ago
INDIANAPOLIS – Drivers will see a major change as the North Split project marks a major milestone. The Indiana Department of Transportation will shift traffic onto new I-70 westbound to I-65 northbound infrastructure beginning Thursday night (March 30). Since July, traffic for I-65 southbound to I-70 eastbound and I-70 westbound to I-65 northbound has been using a new bridge while infrastructure work was underway ..read more
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Police seek 2 in connection to 2019 death of Anderson woman
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by Izzy Karpinski
20h ago
ANDERSON, Ind. -- Police in Anderson are asking the public to help find two people wanted in connection to the death of an Anderson woman. According to the Anderson Police Department, Jason DeWayne Smith and Shaylee Kay Murdock were "associated" with the death of an Anderson woman in November of 2019. Smith in May 2017, Murdock in January 2020 Smith in April 2014, Murdock in November 2019 Smith, who also goes by "Freaky," is 5'8" and 150 pounds. Murdock is described as being 5'1" and 105. She has blonde hair and hazel eyes. Anyone with information is urged to contact CrimeStoppers of Centr ..read more
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