Police: Firing your gun to celebrate New Year’s Eve is dangerous so don’t do it
Police are once again reminding Hoosiers that celebratory gunfire in honor of a new year is dangerous and could lead to criminal charges.
Month: December 2020
Mixed winter precipitation could cause road hazards Friday for NWI, Chicago
The National Weather Service predicts snow accumulations of about 3 inches, with ice accumulations up to two-tenths of an inch. Precipitation will begin to pass through the area starting early Friday.
Republic threatens to stop Griffith trash pickups
With the cost of providing recycling services skyrocketing, the two sides have been in conflict over the past year.
St. John fire chief retires after 40-year career
After serving with the St. John Fire Department for nearly 40 years, Fire Chief Fred Willman is hanging up his firefighter’s helmet effective Thursday.
Winter weather advisory: Freezing rain expected in Indianapolis New Year’s Day
The Indianapolis area will be under the weather advisory from 3 a.m. until 11 a.m. Friday in anticipation of freezing rain that may impact travel.
1 dead after shooting on northeast side of Indianapolis early Thursday
Officers were dispatched to the 2200 block of East 39th St. — near the intersection with Keystone Ave. — on a report of a person shot at 12:52 a.m.
Westfield officials shelve $6M Monon Trail tunnel, citing budget pressure and coronavirus
The Westfield City Council curbed a plan to build a $6 million tunnel on the Monon Trail at 161st Street.
Remembering some of the restaurants Indianapolis lost in 2020
2020 claimed high-profile restaurant like Louie’s Wine Dive, Stacked Pickle, Repeal, Shoefly Public House and more.
‘If they could see what I see every day’: EMS worker faces coronavirus pandemic frontline
After a quieter than expected spring, Indianapolis EMS lieutenant Amber Michaels and coworkers weathered this fall’s surge in cases.
Here are five takeaways from IndyStar’s 18-month nursing home investigation
An 18-month
IndyStar investigation found that, even before the coronavirus, Indiana’s nursing home system was profoundly broken.