Sharpsville town residents want stop to daily storm siren tests, survey shows
SHARPSVILLE, Ind. (WISH) -- The town of Sharpsville [...]
IMPD training academy explains its rules, training for tasers, handguns
The taser is designed to be used in close range and is not always effective.
FEMA starts offering money to families to pay for funerals of COVID victims
More than 562,000 people in the United States have died of the coronavirus through Monday.
Crimes related to ghost guns are on the rise
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) -- Ghost guns are usually bought online, [...]
How policing will change in Indiana under new law
The new law requires police officers to attend de-escalation training as part of a use-of-force curriculum.
Expect Indianapolis mask mandate to continue a few weeks as more get vaccinated
The biggest challenge facing Marion County is getting from 70% to 80% of the county vaccinated before mutated strains start to spread.
Westfield Main Street expansion in jeopardy
Almost 20,000 vehicles come through downtown Westfield every day, and the congestion can be exhausting. The city has a plan to ease the congestion, but that plan has hit a road block.
Veterans needed for Indiana brain injury research
Indiana is the first state to use public funds for what is considered experimental or off-label treatment of traumatic brain injuries. The Weldon School of Biomedical Engineering on Purdue's campus is conducting the research.
$633M still owed on Lucas Oil Stadium; pandemic has hurt its revenues
Lucas Oil Stadium will be 30 years old when it's scheduled to be paid off in 2037.
Indy health officials cite 1,241 businesses during pandemic; only 10 fined
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) -- The Marion County Public Health [...]