Takuma Sato on windy conditions at Indy 500 practice: ‘That’s why attempt it a couple times’
Takuma Sato posted the top speed of the day as drivers battled heavy wind throughout practice.
Month: May 2022
Man guilty of murder for shooting friend in forehead during car ride
Larry Boston, 21, and his childhood friend Charles Golden, 20, both of Chicago, were visiting a friend in Gary and planned on going on a double date July 8, 2020, according to trial testimony.
WATCH NOW: Hazardous weather outlook issued with limited hail risk, damaging winds, meteorologists say
The NWS warned of a hail risk of hail between the size of a pea to a nickle, though a few storms could produce hail large enough to dent cars and siding.
Dick Hall, businessman taken hostage in downtown Indy, dies at 87
For most of his life, Richard “Dick” Hall didn’t speak about being held hostage in one of Indianapolis’ most well-known crimes.
WATCH NOW: Dyer creating signage to mark local trailhead
The town plans on creating a sign with a map of the three-mile loop.
Indianapolis Public Schools honors two as ‘Teacher of the Year’ for the first time
The elementary and secondary school teachers of the year will be inducted into the IPS Hall of Fame and compete for the state title.
Indy 500 practice, qualifying start times moved up on Saturday to avoid forecasted rain
IndyCar and IMS have shifted up the start of Saturday’s practice and qualifying for the Indy 500 to avoid forecasted storms Saturday afternoon.
Wayne Township officials to plead guilty to felony charges after IndyStar investigation
Wayne Township trustee Chuck Jones and fire officials will plead guilty to receiving salaries from a nonprofit that contracts with the fire department.
Multi-million dollar investment scandal nets prison term for swindler
U.S. District Court Judge Philip P. Simon imposed a seven-year sentence Friday.
Tow truck driver ran down innocent man while attempting to kill another out of jealousy, court records state
Maximilliono C. Farias didn’t slow down before striking 19-year-old John Garner IV on Monday night as Garner and another man walked through a Merrillville parking lot, records state.