Kenny Kixx

INDIANAPOLIS — IndyGo will close portions of Washington Street starting Tuesday, September 2, as construction continues on the Blue Line Bus Rapid Transit project. The first closure will affect Washington Street from Belmont Avenue to Harding Street for approximately six months. One eastbound lane will remain open to maintain local access to residences and businesses. […]

Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department child abuse detectives are asking for the public’s help with information after an infant was found dead at a local park Monday afternoon. Police said around 3 p.m. officers responded to Brookside Park on the East side after a passerby discovered the baby. According to IMPD, The infant was located in […]

INDIANAPOLIS — The City of Indianapolis says it expects to have the entire Towne & Terrace housing complex demolished by early 2026, marking the end of a long, troubled chapter on the city’s east side. Now, neighbors and community leaders are turning their attention to what comes next. “It looks like trash. It looks like […]

INDIANAPOLIS — Some members of the City-County Council are against a proposal that would penalize the parents of kids who violate the city’s curfew. But some residents feel those consequences are necessary. “I gotta be safe. I gotta look over my shoulder, kinda, you know,” content creator Rio Mike said. The 18-year-old was downtown Thursday […]

INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana State Police say a stolen ISP Durango has been recovered after the suspect led officers on a short chase on Wednesday. According to ISP, the vehicle was stolen in the late afternoon near Washington and Belmont. The suspect was apprehended in the area of 199 South Elder following a short chase. Police […]

INDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis native Mike Epps is once again transforming Washington Park into a celebration of music, culture, and healing with his 2nd Annual Free Community Concert on September 6. The lineup includes Zapp, Grammy-nominated Carl Thomas, Michel’le, and Jon B. The event starts at noon and will feature a vendor village, food trucks, and […]

INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana State Police are asking the community to help them identify an individual they suspect of shooting at a car on the I-465 last week. According to ISP, the alleged shooting happened on I-465 northbound near I-69 on August 21 at around 6 p.m. The suspect fired multiple shots at a vehicle […]

INDIANAPOLIS — Community leaders and business owners on Indianapolis’ east side are rallying to keep a controversial liquor store permanently closed, saying its absence has brought peace to the neighborhood. Dave’s Cold Beer and Liquor, located in a strip mall near East 38th Street and North Emerson Avenue, has been shuttered for the last few […]

INDIANAPOLIS — Police say a bicyclist succumbed to their injuries after being involved in a crash on the southeast side on Friday. According to IMPD, officers responded to the 1500 block of Sherman Avenue around 2:43 p.m. Police say the crash involved a pickup truck and a bicyclist. The bicyclist was taken to an area […]

CARMEL — In just over a month, some of the best swimmers in the world will arrive in Carmel for the Aquatics World Cup, a global competition set to take place at Carmel High School’s brand-new natatorium. The $55 million facility, which opened less than a year ago, will host elite athletes, including Olympic medalists Kate […]

INDIANAPOLIS — Alberto Montero’s love for videography started when he was a kid, creating mini YouTube videos in kindergarten. But the path to turn his passion into a career wasn’t always clear. “I had just dropped out of school. It was during COVID, and I really wanted to just pursue this career, and I didn’t […]

MINNEAPOLIS — Napheesa Collier had 32 points and nine rebounds in her return from a seven-game absence, and the Minnesota Lynx beat the Indiana Fever 97-84 on Sunday night. Collier, who was the favorite to win WNBA MVP before she suffered an ankle injury in the third quarter of a 111-58 win over Las Vegas […]