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Cybercriminals attack hospitals and demands millions
October 29, 2020
A rainy Thursday, cybercriminals demand millions from hospitals, All Indiana Politics specials provides political perspective, Lilly strikes a deal with the government, Philip Rivers reflects on season and more
A grim milestone: Indianapolis hits 200 homicides in 200 days
October 28, 2020
Your day-ahead forecast, a grim Indy milestone, the final week of Presidential campaigning, early voting hour extended, protests erupt over police killing, business headlines, sports and more
Podcast: Amy Coney Barrett confirmed to U.S. Supreme Court
October 27, 2020
A cold, damp Tuesday, Amy Coney Barrett will take oath of office today, early voting numbers, last stumps on the campaign trail, will grants help restaurants through winter months and more
Podcast: Senate votes to advance Amy Coney Barrett’s confirmation
October 26, 2020
Democrats continue to argue that winner of elections should choose Supreme Court nominee, VP Mike Pence continues campaign trail, COVID latest, IU Football starts strong, Scott Dixon reigns supreme and more
VP Mike Pence Casts Vote in Indianapolis
October 23, 2020
Friday storms bring a cold front with them, VP and Second Lady cast votes, final Presidential debate wrap, business headlines, Colorado fires, Big 10 football and more
Final Presidential Debate Takes Center Stage
October 22, 2020
Your day-ahead forecast, Presidential debate preps, Iran and Russia try to interfere with election, COVID-19 close-contact guidelines updated, business headlines, Pacers new head coach introduced and more
Presidential Debate Has New Topics And New Rules
October 20, 2020
A man's body was found burning in Indianapolis, TGI Friday's goes up in flames, the stage is set for Presidential debate, President Trump takes aim at Dr. Anthony Fauci, Governor Holcomb addresses reopening phases, your latest business headlines, a pumpkin smashes through a car window headed down I-70, a look at your Tuesday forecast and much more
IU Student/Carmel High School Graduate Shot to Death
October 19, 2020
A cool, wet start to your work week, friends and family mourn the death of Schuyler Bradley, latest COVID numbers, Purdue Head Football Coach presumably tests positive for the coronavirus, business headlines, Colts update and more.
Colts Report Positive COVID-19 Tests
October 16, 2020
Get your cold forecast, Colts release statement on COVID positive tests, prime time town hall battle between presidential candidates, a local golfer's climb to greatness, business headlines and more.
Big Weather Changes Ahead
October 15, 2020
Your day-ahead forecast, Governor Holcomb wakes up in quarantine, Presidential candidates to compete for prime time viewers, how Colts QB Philip Rivers copes with bad games, business headlines, "Links" at Victory Field and more
COVID-19 Cases and Hospitalizations Spike
October 14, 2020
The latest forecast, the latest COVID-19 numbers, Supreme Court Justice nomination hearing, why Amy Coney Barrett's former colleagues are asking her to postpone the hearing, job fairs, business headlines, sports and more
Civilians Will Now Help Oversee Indianapolis Policing
October 13, 2020
Your latest forecast, Indianapolis City-County Council votes to approve policing board and 2021 budget, confirmation hearing continue for Amy Coney Barrett, baseball fans head back to the stands, a special drive-in movie film festival in Indy, business headlines and more
News 8 Daily podcast: Indy breaks homicide record after weekend violence
October 12, 2020
Your day-ahead forecast, 2020 is deadliest year on record for Indianapolis, Presidential campaign/debate latest, Lakers clinch championship, Colts take a loss and more
Delta Set to Make Landfall Today
October 09, 2020
Latest forecast, Hurricane Delta's path, President Trump ready to rally, the Indy Zoo says goodbye to Sophie, Colts injury update and more
News 8 Daily podcast: President Trump says he will not debate virtually
October 08, 2020
Get your latest forecast, more on debate season, details in Breonna Taylor case, business headlines, eat pizza for a good cause today and more.
Delta Makes Landfall
October 07, 2020
Your latest forecast, Delta pounds the Yucatan Peninsula, VP debate preps. stalled stimulus bill, Halloween happenings and more.
West Lafayette Council Member Tweeted Wish for President’s Death
October 06, 2020
The day ahead in weather, the latest on President Trump's health, preview of VP debate, early voting begins today in Indiana, business headlines, sports and more
Frost Advisory
October 05, 2020
Temperatures dip into the 20s, many IPS students head back to school, latest status of Pres. Trump, a look at the campaign trail, last day to register to vote, business headlines, sports and more!
President and First Lady Test Positive for COVID-19
October 02, 2020
Get your forecast, a debriefing on President Trump and the First Lady being diagnosed with COVID-19 and look at the first Harvest GP at IMS
American and United Airlines Announce Looming Cuts
October 01, 2020
Your latest forecast, dollars are headed to Indy Hospitality industry, major airlines say they need more government help, President Trump and Joe Biden address chaotic debate, what's next for stimulus bill, and Chrissy Teigen and John Legend share heartbreaking news
“Runaway Train” of a Presidential Debate
September 30, 2020
Chaotic is one word being used to describe the 1st Presidential debate of the season, changes to Indiana mail-in ballot rules, IMPD Chief publicly expresses opinion on potential civilian-led police board for the first time, Notre Dame says they know how football team got infected with COVID, a famous Indy mural is coming down, business headlines and a local orchard is ready to welcome guests
2-Year-Old Beats Cancer, COVID and Has a Birthday Wish
September 29, 2020
Your latest forecast, a look ahead to the Presidential debate, another grim COVID milestone, business headlines, Victor Oladipo looking to leave?, and a beautiful story of a little girl's fight for life
Covid-19 Restrictions ease in Marion County
September 28, 2020
Covid-19 restrictions ease in Marion County, Health officials urge parents to get flue vaccine for children, more details on President Trumps taxes and the Colts win big in week three over the Jets.
Notre Dame Colleagues Call Amy Coney Barrett the Best Choice
September 25, 2020
New Supreme Court Justice nomination before election all but certain, final services for Ruth Bader Ginsburg, 2nd night of Louisville protests and Kohl's is hiring seasonal workers
Downtown Indy Braces for Possible Protests
September 24, 2020
Louisville police make nearly 100 arrests in violent protests over the Breonna Taylor case; two officers were shot, downtown Indy businesses are boarding up windows again, President Trump will pay respects to the late RBG today, Trump will not promise a peaceful transition after election, when you can hop on a Pacers Bike Share bike for free and how you can help hospitality workers by drinking whisky!
Services for Ruth Bader Ginsburg Begin While Debate Over Filling Her Seat Heats Up
September 23, 2020
Get your latest forecast, President Trump's likelihood of Supreme Court Justice appointment, US hits 200,000 COVID deaths and a local family makes the best out of the little time they have left together
Could Indy Be The College Basketball Bubble?
September 22, 2020
Indy Sports Corp. bids to host college basketball teams, IPS to answer questions about in-person learning, Supreme Court Justice nomination debate heats up, it's National Voter Registration Day, Louisville declares state of emergency ahead of AG's announcement in Breonna Taylor case, Tropical Storm Beta dumps rain and a BIG "oops!" by Colts player Darius Leonard
Protests in D.C. Over Supreme Court Justice Nomination Process
September 21, 2020
It's the last day of summer! Also, more money will be dispersed to unemployed Hoosiers today, protestors implore Republican Lindsey Graham to wait until election for nomination, a police shooting in Indianapolis and the Colts look to build off of Sunday's momentum
Colts Owner Jim Irsay Gets Pumps for Home Opener
September 18, 2020
Your latest forecast, Irsay delivers passionate Twitter message, Republican City-County members want to do away with mask mandate, Presidential candidates announce new proposals and we have a look at some weekend events around town
Man Steals a Truck in Plainfield with a Baby Inside
September 17, 2020
IMPD finds stolen truck with six-month-old baby, Gulf Coast braces for more catastrophic flooding, smoke form US wildfires reaches Europe, HSE heads back to the classroom, President Trump wants to issue larger stimulus checks and college sports are back in business
Hurricane Sally Makes Landfall
September 16, 2020
300,000 people are without power from Hurricane Sally, wildfires threaten a historic landmark, IPS makes back-to-classroom plans, Eli Lilly and Co. says antibody drug is seeing success, there's new insight into children's risk factors for COVID and police in Georgia hold a criminal's lotto ticket as ransom
City of Louisville Settles with Breonna Taylor’s Family
September 15, 2020
Fires rage and claim lives out west, the Gulf Coast braces for Hurricane Sally, Louisville settles wrongful death lawsuit, a bizarre story out of South Dakota involved the state's Attorney General, Indianapolis City-County Council proposes adding citizens to board overseeing police, work approved for new Pan Am Plaza, job fair info, food distribution info and a Colts update (Mack is OUT!)
Could Big Ten Start Football Season?
September 14, 2020
4 shootings within seven hours in Indianapolis, Pfizer is looking to expand its clinical trial on a COVID-19 vaccine, Indiana Task Force One is headed to Gulf Coast region in preps for tropical storm Sally, candidates hit the presidential campaign trail, a few Indiana Universities get national recognition and you can catch a glimpse of a 26-foot-long nutmobile in Indy this week (huh!?!)
Headlines for Friday, September 11th 2020
September 11, 2020
News Headlines for Friday, September 11th 2020
Headlines for Thursday September 10th 2020
September 10, 2020
News Headlines for Thursday September 10th 2020
Headlines for Wednesday September 9th, 2020
September 09, 2020
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September 08, 2020
Headlines for Friday September 4th, 2020
September 04, 2020
Headlines for Friday September 4th, 2020
Headlines for Thursday September 3rd, 2020
September 03, 2020
Some of the headlines include: Marion County will allow bars and nightclubs to reopen after Labor Day. IU selected to participate in a Covid-19 clinical trial. IMPD says the total homicides in Indianapolis is now at 156 for the year.
Headlines for Wednesday September 2nd, 2020
September 02, 2020
IMPD investigating a fatal hit and run, Ford cutting over 1,000 jobs and the Trump administration proposes banning evictions for the rest of 2020
News Headlines for Tuesday September 1st, 2020
September 01, 2020
A private security guard is facing murder charges, Covid-19 cases are rising with children and IPL faces fines for violating the clean air act.
Violent weekend in Indianapolis
August 31, 2020
Violent Sunday in Indianapolis leaves one dead and five others injured, Carmel School Admin to implement an anti-racist policy. FDA could authorize emergency use of covid-19 vaccine.
Tropical Storm Laura Moves Inland
August 28, 2020
At least one great weather day for your weekend, six confirmed deaths from hurricane Laura, RNC wraps, IPS calls loss of funding catastrophic, Indy pro teams take stand for racial equity and local real estate is booming
Hurricane Laura Hits Gulf Coast
August 27, 2020
Hurricane Laura is causing widespread damage across the Texas and Louisiana coast, Gov. Holcomb extends Indiana's mask mandate, the CDC offers more context to its COVID-19 testing recs, RNC continues, WI investigators release new info in shooting of Jacob Blake and the Pacers look for a new head coach.
More Children in Indiana Diagnosed With COVID-19
August 26, 2020
Another hot and humid day, Indy on pace to shatter homicide record, Governor set to update COVID mandates/regulations, Hurricane Laura gains strength, White Sox no-hitter and a look at your business headlines
Should Kids Be Wearing Masks? WHO and UNICEF Weigh In
August 25, 2020
Get ready for an uncomfortably hot Tuesday, the Gulf Coast is issuing mandatory evacuations, wildfires continue to engulf parts of California, Indy set to consider a major skyline change, more local events canceled, WHO and UNICEF issue new mask-wearing recs for kids, RNC continues and a family pleads for peaceful protests
Takuma Sato Wins His Second Indy 500
August 24, 2020
Get the latest forecast, IMS president Doug Boles and Owner Roger Penske have message for fans, the FDA gives emergency-use authorization for COVID treatment, new help with e-learning for students and parents, Butler goes all virtual, RNC kicks off, Kellyanne Conway is leaving the White House, two tropical storms threaten the southeast coast and the Pacers are dangerously close to leaving the NBA bubble
It’s Carb Day!
August 21, 2020
Virtual events take over Carb Day, IMPD officers trial date set, teachers are ruled essential workers, Notre Dame pauses football practice, Purdue suspends students over COVID guidelines violations, DNC wraps, Pres. Trump campaigns, and Friday Night Football is in action tonight!
Russian Opposition Leader Poisoned?
August 20, 2020
U.S. unemployment numbers rise, Indiana is one of five U.S. areas on upward COVID-19 trend, IMPD officers indicted for violent arrest appear in court, an Indiana whisky distillery is expanding, AMC set to reopen two Indianapolis theaters, Russian opposition leader in a coma, Reds broadcaster taken off air for anti-gay slur and Roger Penske pens a letter to race fans
Oladipo Eye Injury
August 19, 2020
A wrap up of the DNC, customer shot at Indy gas station, help available for e-learning students, the latest COVID-19 numbers, Trump/Pence hit campaign trail and a famous Chicago pizzeria is opening a restaurant in Central Indiana
NBA All-Star 2021 Cancels Hotels, Indicates Postponement
August 18, 2020
JW Marriott confirms to News 8's sports team that NBA canceled rooms, three major themes of DNC, voting could move to major Indy venue, polling machines/postal service controversies continue, get the latest COVID numbers, Pacers prepare for game 1 of series against the Heat.
IPS Starts Virtual School
August 17, 2020
Teachers send a message to IPS students, available resources for IPS students and parents, the campaign trail heats up, the Indy 500 starting lineup is set, get the latest COVID numbers and the Colts latest
Fed Step in Fight Indy Gun Violence
August 14, 2020
Another violent day in Indy, Feds offer reward for Indy cold case, USPS talks about handling mail-in ballots, get the latest COVID numbers, it's Fast Friday at IMS and the Pacers prepare to take on the Heat
Columbus Voyeurism
August 13, 2020
IHA announces emergency rental payment policy, new COVID-19 numbers, CDC Director says we may see the worst Fall ever, Day 2 of Indy 500 practice, Columbus man arrested for secretly filming massages, historic Middle East peace agreement and the latest jobless claims numbers
IMPD Officers Indicted for Violent Curfew Arrests
August 12, 2020
A Marion County Grand Jury indicts two IMPD officers on several charges, Joe Biden and Kamala Harris appear together for first time, IPS parents pick up e-learning packs, the latest COVID numbers, three separate deadly shootings in Indianapolis this morning, the Masters is on but there's a catch and IMS reveals pace car
Big Ten Fall Sports Canceled
August 11, 2020
No Big Ten football, Joe Biden picks running mate, Mayor Hogsett says businesses will be fined for mask violations, get the latest COVID-19 numbers and Pacers cannot break losing streak
Severe Weather Threat
August 10, 2020
Damaging winds and rains forecasted for Central Indiana, Avon temporarily scales back to eLearning, get the latest COVID numbers, BLM mural in Indy defaced and Amazon may come to some Simon malls.
No Football for Butler
August 07, 2020
IU prepares for students, Indiana Senator sends letter threatening school funding cuts, get the latest COVID numbers and Mark Zuckerberg claims a new title
Lawrence Man Faces Federal Hate Crime Charges
August 06, 2020
Get the latest IN COVID numbers, State School Superintendent hosts Q&A for back-to-school plans, News 8 looks into College start plans, more students are electing tuition insurance, Governor Holcomb received big endorsement and Colts Head Coach Frank Reich has an eventful off season!
Autopsy Released in Dreasjon Reed’s Death
August 05, 2020
Dreasjon Reed's family is angry after reading autopsy report, Indiana reports new COVID cases and deaths, Big 10 calling for safety protocols, 500 Fan Fuel campaign launches to support Speedway establishments, IU Health releases plans for $1.6-billion-dollar expansion downtown, Congress says its making progress in relief bill, cruises pushed back again and Pacers stay undefeated
No Fans at Indy 500
August 04, 2020
Roger Penske reverses course and says no fans will be at IMS for the first time in history, a huge explosion in Lebanon has killed at least 50 people and wounded thousands others, Isaias wreaks havoc along East coast and the Pacers are back in action tonight!
IMPD Gets Body Cameras
August 03, 2020
The first 10 IMPD officers are now wearing cameras, Washington Township Schools green lights fall sports, get the latest COVID 19 numbers, President Trump takes aim at Dr. Birx, Eli Lilly & Co. starts phase 3 of COVID treatment trial and Pacers are in action
In-Class Learning Still Up in the Air
July 30, 2020
Marion County Health Department releases detailed plan for in-person classes, Marian University launches required app to curb COVID spread, the latest COVID numbers, IMS and IU Health at odds over Indy 500, Isaisa is closing in on Florida, pandemic leads to economy plunge, $3 trillion relief bill at standstill, IN business owners have time to apply for aid, child support payment program relaunches, Herman Cain has died, John Lewis remembered, and NBA actions kicks off
We Stand Together 07/30/2020
July 30, 2020
Community Link Special - Steve Collier (Mayor of Lawrence) & Scott Fadness (Mayor of Fishers)
Stage 4.5 Extended for Indiana
July 29, 2020
At least one more month in stage 4.5, new numbers how US leads the world in COVID-19 deaths, the latest Indiana COVID numbers, City of Indianapolis will paint Black Lives Matter mural on downtown street, IMPD updates use-of-force policy, Monroe Co. Prosecutor asks for special prosecutor in Lake Monroe incident, US Navy honors anniversary of USS Indianapolis attack, no more headdresses at Blackhawks games and former Indiana Governor Joe Kernen remembered
Colts Training Camp is Underway
July 28, 2020
Blue Indy charging station controversy, latest COVID numbers, baseball is back, Indianapolis Indiana debate name change, Colts Training Camp is underway and woman bit and killed by shark off the coast of Maine
We Stand Together 07/28/2020
July 28, 2020
Andrea Neely - Regional Development Director for the UNCF
Triple Shooting in Carmel
July 27, 2020
Two people are dead and another in the hospital after a Carmel shooting, White House and Senate Republicans are set to release $1 trillion stimulus plan, all Hoosiers are now required to wear masks, and a new podcast launches on the All INdiana Podcast Network
VP Pence in Indiana to Address Schools Reopening
July 24, 2020
Vice President Mike Pence visits Marian University to hold round table discussion on schools reopening, Holiday World to issue mask mandate, Lucas Oil Stadium talks 2020 season tickets, Representative John Lewis funeral arrangements are set and Pacers will soon be back in action
Marion County Takes Step Back in Reopening
July 23, 2020
Mayor Joe Hogsett announced new restrictions in Marion County, latest COVID-19 numbers, Beech Grove student athletes are under quarantine, first rise in jobless claims since March, and MLB kicks off tonight
We Stand Together 07/23/2020
July 23, 2020
Jody Blankenship – President of the Indiana Historical Society
Indy 500: Masks Required and 25% Capacity
July 21, 2020
IMPD arrests an Indy man in Missouri for killing his 10-year-old son, IMS announced mask requirement and 25% capacity for Indy 500, Boone County Health Dept. releases back-to-school recommendations, YMCA is offering childcare, Democratic leaders urge Governor Holcomb to call a special legislative session, Joe Biden releases newest economic proposal, and Chinese hackers charged with trade secret theft
We Stand Together 07/21/2020
July 21, 2020
Remembering Congressman John Lewis - 2018 Visit to Indianapolis
Guns Confiscated After Marion County Fair Shooting
July 20, 2020
New information is released regarding the Marion County Fair shooting, new Indiana COVID-19 numbers are out, Indiana launches the 'Be Well Crisis' help line today, Oxford University sees promising results when it comes to COVID-19 vaccine, federal $600 unemployment benefit runs out this week, Bahamas is closing travel to United States, Pacers prep for first scrimmage against Portland
We Stand Together 07/20/2020
July 20, 2020
WISH-TV's Community Link - Panel Discussion on the challenges of the African American and Latino population
Charges Filed in Lake Monroe 4th of July Incident
July 17, 2020
Felony charges are filed against two men connected to the Lake Monroe
Mental Health Issues Behind Brownsburg Shooting
July 16, 2020
Documents paint a less clear picture in Lake Monroe incident, new information released regarding Kokomo animal cruelty case, police speak to family of deceased Brownsburg shooter, latest COVID-19 numbers, more retail stores joining mask mandates, Hoosiers can catch a glimpse of International Space Station tonight
We Stand Together 07/16/2020
July 16, 2020
Dr. Virginia Caine - Marion County Public Health Department
Indiana Extends COVID-19 Restrictions
July 15, 2020
Indiana extends COVID-19 restrictions while cases rise in the state, new COVID-19 death projections are out, coronavirus vaccine could be made in Central Indiana, FBI names Kokomo woman as suspect in brutal animal cruelty case, and Victor Oladipo clears the air
We Stand Together 07/15/2020
July 15, 2020
Wayne James – Chief Diversity Officer for the Indiana University Police Department
“You’re Killing an Innocent Man”
July 14, 2020
The federal government executes first person in 17 years, Pres. Trump rescinds international student rule, 3 states hold elections that could shape balance of power, Wayne Twshp delays school start date, more police headed to downtown Indy canal, IMPD officer helps deliver baby
Washington Township Schools Will Begin as Online Only
July 13, 2020
Washington Township Schools says students will not report to the classroom indefinitely, free rent available in Marion County, COVID-19 update for Indiana, world hunger is growing, mask mandate goes into effect for West Lafayette, Ford to release new line of Broncos
We Stand Together 07/13/2020
July 13, 2020
Dr. Virginia Caine - Marion County Public Health Department
Hill Out; Delegates Choose Rokita for IN AG
July 10, 2020
IPS releases school guidelines, delegates choose Todd Rokita as Republican nominee for Attorney General, police say semi driver on drugs crashed into car on I-70 killing four children, immigrants at-risk if they accept government aid, and the Indianapolis Children's Museum prepares to open
We Stand Together 07/10/2020
July 10, 2020
LaTonya Turner - Dean of Fred S. Klipsch Educators College at Marian University
Masks Now Mandatory in Marion County
July 09, 2020
Another hot and humid day, Marion Co. mask mandate guidelines, CDC says it will not revise back-to-school guidelines, the latest Indiana COVID-19 numbers, Disney's Florida parks set to open, woman arrested for hitting Bloomington protesters with her car, Indiana largest consignment sale gets underway
City and State Leaders rally support behind Vauhxx Booker
July 07, 2020
Bloomington Mayor says he will fight for justice after the weekend lynch threat at Lake Monroe, more Hoosiers die from COVID-19, Republicans split over another round of stimulus money, Japan's death toll reaches 50 after massive floods
Threatened lynching at Lake Monroe?
July 06, 2020
Bloomington activist says racist man threatened to lynch him at Lake Monroe, New COVID-19 numbers show some states may have opened too quickly, The voice behind "Devil Went Down to Georgia" dies
