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INDIANAPOLIS – State and federal agencies will host “one-stop shops” in communities affected by August’s historic flooding. The locations in Delaware and Madison counties will help Hoosiers navigate flood relief resources. Multiple agencies will be on site to help flood victims go through the process more efficiently.
INDIANAPOLIS — Indy Parks Food Program was hit hard by August's historic flooding. At least 30,000 pounds of food that goes directly to kids after school was lost. Now, the food program is working to restore lost product. "It makes me emotional," said Amy Ratliff, Indy Parks Food Program manager. Hundreds of boxes cont
INDIANAPOLIS — Representatives of FEMA toured Indiana today, from Gary where a derecho wrecked the region, to Connersville where flooding inundated neighborhoods, to Carmel where the White River raged out of its banks and destroyed the Hazel Dell Parkway bridge. FEMA Administrator Cameron Hamilton said the federal resp
INDIANAPOLIS— Beyoncé is contributing $200,000 to organizations, City Life Center and Angel by Nature, who are on the ground providing flood aid. Beyoncé's foundation BeyGOOD launched in 2013 and is dedicated to supporting different humanitarian projects. According to a BeyGOOD press release published Monday, $200,000
INDIANAPOLIS -- The United States Department of Agriculture is giving Indiana agricultural producers the chance to have technical and financial assistance following the flooding and severe weather that multiple locations throughout the state saw earlier this month. According to previous reports, this comes after Presid
INDIANAPOLIS — Federal agencies are fanned out across the state as people try to put their lives back together following the devastating flooding. The city of Indianapolis is also helping locals recover their losses. City leaders say it's an all-hands-on-deck approach to getting people whole again. "I've never been thr
INDIANAPOLIS— Just when you thought there was all the Colts merchandise in the world, the Horseshoes went ahead and changed the playbook. Hayden Barnack, the Colts Director of Marketing, delved into some of the newest additions. “We are always looking to level up our fan experience. We were one of the top teams last ye
Welcome to the final weekend of August! It starts on a seasonable note before a late-season heat wave arrives to open September next week. Expect highs in the low-to-mid 80s on Saturday with mostly sunny skies to start. Clouds will arrive later on as the hot dome expands. There is a complex of storms living [...]
WESTFIELD, Ind. – The vicious attack of a teenage girl is what caused a large police presence to descend on Casey Acres Apartments in Westfield early Friday. According to an early morning post from the Westfield Police Department, people were being asked to avoid the area near Casey Acres Apartments. That’s near Ditch
INDIANAPOLIS — A historic Indianapolis-based literary publication is planning to stop producing print editions at the beginning of next year. The Saturday Evening Post — a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that publishes literary works — will release its final print edition in January/February 2027. The publication has been producin
INDIANAPOLIS — André Carson has submitted an official Congressional inquiry to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security regarding a purported increase in ICE activity observed in Indianapolis. Carson, a member of the U.S. House of Representatives, is the elected delegate for large portions of Indianapolis. Carson launc
MARION, Ind. — A comprehensive internal investigation conducted by the Grant County Legal Department accuses a Grant County commissioner of criminal misconduct. According to the report, interviews and supporting evidence gathered during the investigation allege that Commissioner Chuck Poling committed criminal miscondu
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