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• 'We are going to do our job diligently here': IURC Chairman shares next steps in NIPSCO investigation
  INDIANAPOLIS— Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission (IURC) Chairman Anthony Swinger confirmed to FOX59/CBS4 on Wednesday that his agency will investigate NIPSCO following devastating power outages in Northwest Indiana last month. “We will take a balanced look at what happened, and what may have been done in preparation for the storms, how the storms were handled—looking at […]
• Colts’ return to relevance hinges on Daniel Jones-led offense returning to form
  INDIANAPOLIS — The possibility — or was it the expectation? — was first mentioned by the only voice that truly mattered. To return to relevance as a franchise, the 2026 Indianapolis Colts had to recapture the withering efficiency and productivity of the '25 Colts’ offense before injuries to Daniel Jones sabotaged an 8-2 start. That […]
• Man in Henry County arrested for habitual operating a vehicle while intoxicated
  HENRY COUNTY, Ind. — A habitual drunk driver was taken into custody for his fourth operating a vehicle while intoxicated charge Sunday afternoon. According to officers with the Middletown Police Department, a man later identified as Shawn Ball was observed speeding at approximately 2 p.m. on Sunday afternoon. Officers followed the car east on State […]
• 'She just went crazy after that and bit my finger': Indianapolis woman facing battery charges
  INDIANAPOLIS — A 29-year-old woman is facing multiple charges after she bit a woman's finger and struck an elderly woman with a wooden plant stand during a fight. According to court documents, officers with the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department were called to the 6600 block of East 45th Street after hearing reports of a disturbance […]
• Former Indiana councilman sentenced to 30 years in prison for child molesting
  ANDERSON, Ind. -- A former Madison County councilman and former preacher who was on the run for over two years will now serve 30 years behind bars for a variety of felony child sex crimes. On Wednesday, FOX59/CBS4 confirmed that 58-year-old Steven Sumner received a 30-year sentence in the Indiana Department of Correction after he […]
• AMC movie theater in Crawfordsville temporarily closes after Montgomery County Health Department finds 'visible mold blooms' inside it
  CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind. — The Montgomery County Health Department has temporarily closed the AMC movie theater in Crawfordsville. MCHD closed the theater after its personnel found "visible mold blooms" inside it. The health department indicated that the mold was identified in all of the AMC's screening rooms. The mold was present "to a degree determined to […]
• Down elevator, A/C issues trouble IHA residents
  INDIANAPOLIS — No A/C, elevator issues and safety concerns are just a few problems residents at Barton Tower and Barton Annex are experiencing. Problems they've had in the past and are calling on IHA for help. "Please, we're dying over here," said Cinderella Simpkins. Simpkins said she got stuck on her elevator at Barton Tower […]
• Study: Marion, Henry counties among loneliest in Indiana
  INDIANAPOLIS — What counties in Indiana do Hoosiers feel the loneliest in? A new study from Mood.com — a CBD company — answers that very question. Mood.com's study found that these are the lonelist counties in the state: The results of the study were calculated via data from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and […]
• Indianapolis teacher, composer avoids prison time after guilty plea in child sex crimes case
  INDIANAPOLIS — A former Indianapolis teacher and internationally known composer will spend no time in prison after pleading guilty to multiple felonies in a child sex crimes case. Julian Wachner, 56, pleaded guilty on Wednesday to five counts of possession of child sex abuse material as a Level 5 felony. He also pleaded guilty to […]
• A cold front will bring rain, a cool down and lower humidity
  Wednesday's high temperature was 90°. Indianapolis average three, 90° days in September. So far this month we've had six, including five days with a high of 95° or more. That stands as the most since 1939, when we had seven of those blistering days. Indianapolis has only had a trace for rain over the past […]