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 Get Caught Up With Kim’s Tuesday News and Headlines The White House is on lockdown this morning; the President meets with folks grateful for “Obamacare” ahead of his scheduled trip to Indianapolis to talk about economics, jobs and you; Indiana’s Bureau of  Motor Vehicles may owe you some cash; and an accused teenaged killer will be charged […]

Entertainer Bobby Brown is pleading for privacy after his daughter, Bobbi Kristina Brown, was found unresponsive in her bathtub Saturday. The New Edition singer, in a statement to E! Online is asking that everyone allow his family to privately deal with the matter so they can give Bobbi Kris “the love and support she needs […]

It’s Groundhog Day and Punxsutawney Phil, the nation’s most well-known groundhog, has seen his shadow this morning, meaning there will be six more weeks of winter.  Across Indy–700 crashes and slide-offs, that’s what emergency personnel have been dealing with as this icy slushy snow storm has hit the metro area. The number of traffic incidents on […]

Our “Legal Eagles” stopped by “Access Indy” Sunday to go “BTH”–that’s Behind The Headlines on the release from jail this week of Marissa Alexander.  Alexander is the Florida mother who was sentenced to 20 years behind bars for firing what she called a “warning shot” above the head of her abusive husband.  Indianapolis power-house legal […]

Indianapolis native and Bloomington resident, Janet Cheatham Bell is a writer, editor, independent scholar, mother and full participant–not just an observer–of the things going on around her. In addition to her other professional pursuits, Cheatham Bell has effectively pursued her dream of creating and publishing books and has been cited on national television by Dr. […]

An NFL rule dictates that players have to speak to the media. One player in particular, the Seattle Seahawks Marshawn Lynch doesn’t particularly care for the rule nor talking to the press and exercised his right to make a mockery of the enforced edict this week during the Media Day events of this weekend’s Super […]

It’s now been five months and the grandmother of a missing infant is demanding some answers. Trina Perkins says she believes her grandson, Delano Wilson, is still alive, but was taken out of state. Perkins, who is the maternal grandmother of the missing infant told WTHR-TV, “I need some answers. My daughter needs answers. My family needs […]

As the critics continue to pipe up over First Lady Michelle Obama’s lack of head wear while visiting Saudi Arabia this week, the White House is responding by brushing off the controversy. The First Lady chose not to wear a head scarf which is a requirement for women in Saudi Arabia. White House spokesman Eric Schultz said Mrs. Obama’s […]

The Indy Eleven has released plans for a new $82 million multi-use stadium in downtown Indy. The city’s soccer team has been playing games at IUPUI’s Carroll Stadium since they debuted last year, but they unveiled their plans for new digs of their own on Wednesday.  Team officials say the new stadium could also be used for football, […]

Economic growth meets luxury in one Indiana suburban town. News out of the South Bend suburb of Mishawaka is a plant located there is going to build Mercedes Benz SUVs. Officials on Tuesday announced that workers will be hired and trained to make the R-Class wagon luxury vehicle that’s been sold exclusively in China since 2013. […]

More than the dig out from being buried under tons of snow is going on in Boston right now. Researchers there are trying to explain why some girls reach puberty so early. Researchers at Harvard say there may be a link between this trend of early puberty onset and soda consumption. Bottom-line, girls who drink a lot of soda […]

“Deflate-Gate” has gone to a whole new level thanks to the NFL thinking it’s a good idea to put team mascots in the same space with inflatables for a nice game of Musical Chairs. Sounds innocent and entertaining enough, right? However, among the invited mascots were the Indianapolis Colts’ “Blue” and the New England Patriots’ […]