The redevelopment efforts in one of the city's most distressed neighborhoods are on hold following the indictments of two city employees.
Local News
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City fires 2 charged in bribery scheme
Two city officials facing federal charges in a bribery scheme involving abandoned properties have been fired.
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Race fans ready to rock at Carb Day
Thousands of race fans trekked to the track Friday as the gates at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway opened for Carb Day.
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PD: Huge pot grow found in couple's home
An Elwood couple has been arrested after police seized more than 170 marijuana plants from their home.
Brazen thieves in search of power supply batteries have been causing neighborhoods across Indianapolis to temporarily lose Internet and cable television …
Police have arrested two teens suspected in an armed robbery at a Johnson County drugstore that prompted police to lockdown Franklin Community Schools on May …
A woman escaped with only minor injuries after her car slid under a tractor-trailer on Interstate 70 and was dragged.
One of several people who had been with Indiana University student Lauren Spierer on the night she was last seen in 2011 told a newspaper that Spierer's …
A hotel executive has been fired after the hotel's manager told police that he had been writing extra paychecks to himself.
A high school student was killed and his brother was injured Thursday morning when the driver crashed a pickup truck on a rural road.
Bones found in a vacant home on Indianapolis' southeast side have been determined not to be human, authorities said.
Former Marion County Deputy Prosecutor David Wyser appeared in federal court Thursday morning on bribery charges, but details of an impending plea deal and who…
A 5-year-old student was struck by an Indianapolis police cruiser outside a near-east side elementary school Thursday morning.
Call 6 Investigators
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Crash prompts calls for more inspections
A three-vehicle crash that left one woman injured is reigniting calls for more state inspections of commercial trucks.
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Crime knocks out Internet, cable in Indy
Brazen thieves in search of power supply batteries have been causing neighborhoods across Indianapolis to temporarily lose Internet and cable television service.
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Former hotel exec accused of theft
A hotel executive has been fired after the hotel's manager told police that he had been writing extra paychecks to himself.
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Cellphone provider under AG scrutiny
A company that provides cellphones to low income families is at the center of an investigation from the Indiana Attorney General's office.
Daily Extras
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Charles Ramsey reflects on celebrity
The last few weeks have been bewildering to Charles Ramsey, the Cleveland man credited with freeing three women police said were held captive for a decade.
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WHO'S THAT? Celebs spotted in Indy
Celebrities are flocking to Indianapolis ahead of the race! Check out our pics, and send us your star sightings at pic@wrtv.com, through our app or post them on Twitter or Facebook.
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Morgan Freeman snoozes during interview
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Light-up engagement ring: I do? I don't?
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Kmart unveils another near-profane ad
Spotlight
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HTSN - Hometown Sports & News
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Nominate a volunteer for Jefferson Award
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Get Storm Shield for weather alerts
Storm Shield is a life-saving app that is like a NOAA Emergency Weather Radio on your iPhone and Android.
Sports
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Race fans ready to rock at Carb Day
Thousands of race fans trekked to the track Friday as the gates at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway opened for Carb Day.
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IMAGES: Your Carb Day pics
Taking in the excitement of Carb Day? We want your pictures! Email us at pic@wrtv.com, submit pics through our app or post them on Twitter or Facebook.
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Tagliani takes routine to 'new heights'
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Journey inside the Rahals' 'man cave'
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Ed Carpenter talks race day preparation
Politics
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City fires 2 charged in bribery scheme
Two city officials facing federal charges in a bribery scheme involving abandoned properties have been fired.
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2 city officials charged in bribery case
Two city officials and three others have been indicted in connection with a federal probe into a bribery scheme involving a program to rebuild the city's most troubled neighborhoods.
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Pence nixes fertilizer plant deal
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Convenience stores sue to sell cold beer
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Boy's chocolate bullets idea charms VP
U.S./World News
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Charles Ramsey reflects on celebrity
The last few weeks have been bewildering to Charles Ramsey, the Cleveland man credited with freeing three women police said were held captive for a decade.
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150 dogs rescued from alleged puppy mill
More than 150 dogs were seized from two alleged puppy mills in Lake City, Michigan, animal advocates said.
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150 dogs rescued from alleged puppy mill
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Residents gripe about sex on playground
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Bridge in Wash. collapses injuring 3
Education
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ISTEP company to face legislative probe
It's becoming even more apparent how upset state leaders are over the botched ISTEP testing this year.
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Group claims prof teaching creationism
Ball State University is investigating a complaint that one of its professors is teaching religion rather than science.
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Purdue makes progress on tuition freeze
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BSU: 5 revoked schools lose appeals
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Good Samaritan helps kids denied lunch
