Month: March 2019
Carmel veteran turns his PTSD into help for other veterans
He was hit by two IEDs and an EFP in Iraq, lost friends to suicide and faced his own suicidal thoughts. His personal life faced challenges as well.
Indy will hire panhandlers to clean up the city
Indy will hire panhandlers to clean up the city
Indy's first CBD expo is happening Friday and Saturday. Here's what to expect if you go.
CBD Expo 2019 kicks off at the Indianapolis Marriott East Friday and runs through Saturday. Indianapolis is the only Midwest stop on the tour.
Indiana's new mental health hospital will usher in a new level of psychiatric care
The $118 million NeuroDiagnostic Institute in Indianapolis aims for better care for patients and better accommodations for staff.
Red Line updates: The latest street closures and construction sites
This round of restrictions will start around March 16.
'That phone call meant everything to him': Man dies days after Trump fulfilled his wish
Jay Barrett made national headlines last week after a phone call with President Donald Trump that fulfilled a bucket-list wish.
Butler's season likely over after blowout loss to Providence in Big East tournament
Bulldogs are 16-16 after losing to Providence in the Big East tournament
Jamal Washington bonds out of jail with $5,000 cash
CROWN POINT — After six weeks in a Lake County Jail cell, a former county politician has bonded out.