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Mail carriers will be out in force Saturday to collect food donations across the Indianapolis metro area and nationwide. It’s part of the National Association of Letter Carriers “Stamp Out Hunger” food drive. You may have already received a specialty shopping bag with a post card in your mailbox requesting a donation for the drive. Regardless, if […]

Get in the Know with Kim’s Monday News & Headlines It’s time for Hoosiers to prep to head to the polls for the primary elections tomorrow; Indianapolis metro police have their hands full investigating the shooting death of a teen on the city’s east side while a motorcyclist–shot in the head–fights for his life; President Obama […]

The final day of the NBA regular season is here and there’s still a lot to be decided. The eighth-seed in both the Western Conference and Eastern Conference is still up for grabs. New Orleans can clinch it in the West by beating the Spurs at home. If the Pelicans lose, they leave the door […]

U.S. military commanders are urging American service members to hide information about their family so they don’t become terrorist targets. U.S. Northern Command warned troops in a memo sent earlier this month, that it could be dangerous to use military slang in public or decorate their homes with items associated with military service. The memo […]

A Silver Alert has been issued for a Lawrence woman last seen on Wednesday.  Police describe Tanya Smith as a 37-year-old, black female about five-eight, 200 pounds, with brown eyes and medium length hair. Smith was last seen wearing a black coat, blue jeans, tan shoes with polka dots, and carrying a purple backpack with […]

The head of the Roman Catholic Church is denouncing the recent horrific murders in Kenya on this Good Friday leading to Easter for Christians and the beginning of Passover for those of the Jewish faith. The Vatican released a statement from Pope Francis where the Pontiff didn’t hold back, “His Holiness condemns this act of senseless […]

Indiana’s largest newspaper is telling the state’s governor to “Fix this Now.”  The Indianapolis Star is dedicating its entire cover Tuesday to condemn the state’s controversial new so-called religious freedom law. The editorial piece says the new law hurts Indiana’s reputation as a welcoming place for people of different cultures and backgrounds.  It also calls for […]

The state of Indiana is filing a motion to stop Indianapolis Power and Light Company’s request to raise customer rates. IPL is asking for a rate hike of more than $67 million a year. The Indiana Utility Consumer Counselor wants the state regulatory commission to first finish an investigation into last week’s underground explosions that […]

IndyGo is looking at changes to improve bus operations for the citizens of Indianapolis. The bus company says it wants to alter its schedule to have more buses running busy routes and fewer on routes with fewer passengers. It would shorten wait times, but people might have to walk a bit further to get to the stops. […]

Hoosier fans are geared up for some basketball action as the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament continues today. Tenth-seeded Indiana University is in action this afternoon against Wichita State at the CenturyLink Center in Omaha. (Tip is at 2:45 p.m. Eastern on CBS-4.) A couple hours later, the fifth Indiana school that made it into the tourney, 13th-seeded Valparaiso takes on Maryland in Columbus, Ohio at Nationwide Arena. […]

The governor of Virginia is ordering a full investigation into the violent arrest of an African-American student. In an incident that happened early Wednesday, University of Virginia student Martese Johnson is shown in a photo with blood streaming down his face as state Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control agents held him down. His injuries at […]

Get In The Know With Kim’s Wednesday News & Sports Headlines A fatal shooting on Indy’s east side keeps IMPD homicide investigators busy trying to find out why one woman is now dead; two children minding their own business were hit by gunfire while in their home; a dangerous letter arrives at the White House–you’ll […]