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A Santa Clara registered sex offender was convicted in Indiana of raping a 12-year-old he met online. Separate charges remain pending.
Family & Kids in ...
A Franklin fourth-grader stepped into Toyota Material Handling's top office for a day after battling lymphoma. His CEO agenda included robotics, forklifts and Cincinnati Reds flair.
Weather & Environment in ...
Rain and thunderstorms are set to soak Indianapolis through Sunday, with possible flash flooding before a sunnier midweek break.
An Indianapolis woman is accused of collecting nearly $96,000 in her late husband’s disability payments after his death. Investigators say most of the money remains unpaid.
Politics & Govt in ...
Rodric Bray will leave Indiana’s top Senate leadership post after eight years, but he is not leaving the Statehouse. His decision follows a bruising Republican fight over redistricting and caucus control.
Food & Drinks in ...
Noblesville’s new Pretender lounge pairs chef-driven plates with a $60,000-plus hi-fi system. Vinyl, cocktails and serious listening are now on the menu.
A 38-year-old Anderson man faces Level 1 felony charges after a child reported alleged abuse spanning nearly three years.
Community & Society in ...
A decorated Indianapolis Army veteran is the face of Indiana’s first statewide rollout for a verification-focused civic news platform.
A new detail in Indianapolis’ east-side police shooting: one wounded IMPD officer was hit by a colleague’s bullet. Jett’s family is seeking access to the full body-camera record.
Arts & Culture in ...
Herbie Hancock brings a powerhouse band to Indianapolis next Wednesday after reflecting on Miles Davis and Freddie Hubbard in a new WFYI interview.
Fun & Entertainment in ...
Gen Con is back in Indianapolis, and downtown is already leaning into the fantasy with a city welcome featuring a minotaur, Atlas and Hermes.
Morgan County's latest warrant post lists three men and five allegations, with a reminder that the list may not reflect current custody status.
A Columbus man will spend 20 years in prison after a drug-fueled Franklin crash killed 29-year-old Braden Robertson.
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