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• Multiple shot in Washington DC neighborhood; police say suspect barricaded in apartment building
  Police are investigating after four people were shot in Northwest D.C. early Thursday morning, officials confirmed with Nexstar's WDCW.
• Indy FOP elects new president after 12 years
  INDIANAPOLIS -- The Indianapolis Fraternal Order of Police has a new president. The Indy FOP said in a news release shared with FOX59/CBS4 Thursday morning that Bobby Ferguson has been elected to the role following a membership meeting that was held earlier this week. Ferguson, who currently serves as vice president, will be officially sworn […]
• Irvington Community Schools closed after staff call-offs
  INDIANAPOLIS – Irvington Community Schools canceled class on Thursday, citing a “high number of staff call-offs.” The charter school says all elementary, middle and high schools would be closed Thursday because the call-offs "prevent us from providing adequate supervision and safely operating our schools.” This comes amid growing tensions over budget cuts and leadership decisions. […]
• At least 8 dead after New York City building collapses
  At least 17 more were hospitalized with injuries
• Siakam, Zubac power Pacers past Wizards, 114-101
  INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Pascal Siakam scored 28 points and Ivica Zubac finished with 20 points and 12 rebounds as the Indiana Pacers beat the Washington Wizards 114-101 on Wednesday night. Siakam was 7 of 17 from the field and converted all 12 of his chances at the line. Andrew Nembhard added 17 points and 10 […]
• Much colder pattern settles in for central Indiana
  After weeks of unusually warm fall weather, Central Indiana is heading into a much colder stretch. Temperatures will drop sharply through Friday before sunshine returns for the weekend. Thursday will feel much different, with cloud cover, passing showers and gusty northwest winds. Highs will struggle to climb out of the upper 40s to near 50°. […]
• The hemp ban is looming, but the industry has high hopes it can be saved
  INDIANAPOLIS— One month from today the popular hemp-infused drinks, edibles and oils will disappear from store shelves. A change in federal rules means those products will be illegal after Dec. 11. "I'm let down actually. I was really looking forward to changing how hemp and CBD is grown in Indiana and really wanted to be one […]
• City of Westfield to set up permitting process for short-term rental owners
  WESTFIELD, Ind. — Short-term rental owners in Westfield will soon be required to register their properties with the City. During a meeting Monday night, the Westfield City Council approved Ordinance 26-56, which lays out new rules short-term rental owners in the city must follow. The biggest change short-term rental owners will see pertains to permitting. […]
• YLEH: Indiana Democrats consider recount/challenge in tight Senate race
  INDIANAPOLIS—Wednesday, Indiana Democratic Party (INDEMS) Executive Director Evan Robbins said he expects some sort of election challenge will move forward against incoming State Senate President Pro Tem-Elect Chris Garten (R-Charlestown), whose race still has yet to be officially called. "Every tool we have to get an accurate count we're going to use," Robbins said. "There […]
• Call Rafael: Mother of 3 who feared being homeless receives help
  BEECH GROVE, Ind. — Marlena Garcia is stressed out and worried about where she will live with her three children in 2027. She is currently in temporary housing and is facing a deadline for Jan. 5. Garcia has been waiting for months on her rent and security deposit refund to help pay for future housing. […]