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Get In the Know With Kim’s Tuesday News & Headlines Officials in Indianapolis are preparing for a grand jury decision in Ferguson, Missouri keeping in lockstep with most urban areas in the nation. The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department (IMPD) is on standby in case this decision sparks trouble in the city. The Ten Point Coalition is also […]

Get In the Know With Kim’s Monday News & Headlines Good morning to you and everyone on this frosty Monday in Indianapolis. The Department of Public Works says crews have been out since yesterday treating and plowing the roads. Up to four inches was expected through Monday morning. A real-time map of what streets are being cleared and […]

 WEDNESDAY MORNING HEADLINES WITH KIM WELLS A suspected mayoral candidate is making it official today. The race for mayor of Indianapolis is heating up as Joe Hogsett is set to officially toss his hat into the ring today at King Park at 17th and Broadway. Observers have been closely watching Hogsett because he was making moves […]

Get In the Know With Kim’s Tuesday News & Headlines Today is Veterans Day. Federal, state, county and local offices are closed, and most banks to observe this day to honor our Vets.  There’s also no mail delivery.  Schools are open and buses will run on normal schedules. The annual Veterans Day Parade steps off at 11:45 a.m. downtown […]

Disgraced former Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice begins his appeal today in New York.  The two-day arbitration hearing will include testimony from both Rice and NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell. Rice is going through arbitration to challenge Goodell’s handling of his domestic abuse incident. You may recall, Goodell made the decision to first suspend Rice […]

Polls across the city and state are now open until 6 p.m. on this Election Day. If you need to confirm your polling place, log on to IndianaVoters.com or call 1-866- IN-1-VOTE.  Remember to bring your photo identification with you to the polls. If you still need to get an I.D. to be able to vote, the […]

Friday’s News & Headlines with Kim Wells   Happy Halloween people!!! I’m dressed as a newsperson to celebrate the spooky Halloween holiday.   Police have now released the name of the man shot and killed Thursday evening on Indy’s northeast side. The victim is 25-year-old Derrick Thomas. Around 6:30 pm, metro police answered a call of several […]

It’s a big sports night here in the city and beyond. Downtown Indy will be packed for a double celebration Thursday night. A pre-game block party kicks off the Pacers official season this evening on Georgia Street celebrating both the Indianapolis Star’s new downtown headquarters and the Indiana Pacers’ season opener.  The state’s largest daily paper […]

Get In the Know With Kim’s Local & National Monday News & Headlines An Indianapolis metro police officer on patrol Monday morning found the body of a young woman while driving through an apartment complex on the far-east side. The officer made the gruesome discovery by the side of the road at Tudor Park Condos near East […]

Charles Barkley is making an appearance Monday night on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.” It will be interesting to see if the NBA Hall of Famer turned sports commentator, will address the latest controversy he’s embroiled in. Speaking recently on a Philly-area radio show, Barkley blamed stagnation in the Black community on “brainwashed” Black people too “unintelligent” to […]

Get In the Know With Kim’s Friday News & Headlines Two men have been discovered dead inside a car Friday morning. Indianapolis metro police are on the scene investigating in the 3900 block of Southeastern Avenue. IMPD was called to the scene just after 8 a.m. This is a developing story at this press time. For updates, click HERE. A couple is safe […]

Get In the Know With Kim’s Thursday News & Headlines TODAY:  The midterm elections are fast approaching at the beginning of next month including the hotly contested Indianapolis Public Schools school board race. Ten candidates are running for three vacant seats. You can hear from all ten candidates on where they stand on key education issues […]