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INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana State Fair is looking to hire more seasonal employees for the July 29-Aug. 21 event, and has scheduled a second job fair on Wednesday, July 6 at the fairgrounds. The fair held its first job fair on June 2. (Note: The video accompanying this story...

HENRY COUNTY, Ind. — Farmers across Indiana and the country are scraping by this year because of inflation prices. Many are barely getting by. Some are using new ways to help generate cash flow by selling their products online. Fourth-generation farmer Kyle Becker of Becker Farms, northeast of New...

INDIANAPOLIS — IMPD is conducting a homicide investigation on the city's west side Thursday morning. IMPD officers responded to an apartment complex in the 3000 block of Rolling Dunes Drive, near I-465 and I-74, just before 6 a.m. on a report of a person shot. There, they located a man who was pronounced dead at the scene.

INDIANA, USA — If your family is leaving town for an Independence Day getaway, AAA says you're not alone. According to its pre-holiday predictions, AAA expects more than 47.9 million people to travel more than 50 miles from home June 30 through July 4. Most American families will travel...

FRANKLIN, Ind. — Jim Halik has based his life on serving his community. He has spent 52 years in public education as a teacher, assistant principal, principal and superintendent at Indiana schools. One summer 35 years ago, Jim, his wife Connie and their three daughters, Lindsey, Jessica and Kristen,...

INDIANAPOLIS — A man is dead following a shooting on Indianapolis' near east side early Thursday. IMPD officers responded to the 1000 block of Harlan Street, just south of Prospect Street, around 2:30 a.m. Thursday for a report of a person shot. They located a man with apparent gunshot wounds. Medics pronounced him dead at the scene, police said.

INDIANAPOLIS — For decades, the treatment for potentially deadly complications arising from pregnancy overlapped with techniques used during abortions. In a "post-Roe" society, though, how do physicians treat those problems, using the same life-saving techniques, without opening themselves up to potential prosecution?. It’s a question now at the forefront...

INDIANAPOLIS — A summertime tradition returns this month to help children who are survivors of domestic violence. Coburn Place will host its Lemonade Stand fundraiser on July 15 at two Indianapolis locations. Glasses of ice-cold lemonade will be served at Coburn Place at 604 E. 38th St., as well as Christ Church Cathedral on Monument Circle from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m.

INDIANAPOLIS — Hundreds of healthcare providers and other Hoosiers came out Wednesday night to deliver a message to state lawmakers. Through a megaphone, they shouted, “abortion care is healthcare” as they marched with signs and continued to chant. Wednesday’s rally came just as state lawmakers announced their...

INDIANAPOLIS — At IU Health North, the Riley Children's Hospital Survivorship Clinic is in session. “It’s a very important thing that we do,” said Ann Haddix, nurse practitioner and coordinator of the childhood cancer program at Riley. Haddix checks in with one of her favorite longtime patients,...

INDIANAPOLIS — The Marion County Fair is underway and open through Monday. Everything you need to know about tickets and parking is available here. Your next question may involve food. It's well known that a trip to the fair means fried food - and anything you can eat on a stick.

INDIANAPOLIS — Black church community leaders are again demanding that Indianapolis Metropolitan Police release the full police body cam video of the April 25 incident when Herman Whitfield III died in police custody in his house. They are also raising concerns over why Whitfield was left face down even...

INDIANAPOLIS — Police now say three people were shot Wednesday evening on the northwest side of Indianapolis. The shooting happened around 6 p.m. in the 3700 block of Guion Road. Responding to a report of a person shot, officers arrived on scene and found an adult male in a vehicle who had apparently been shot.

INDIANAPOLIS — Police say a woman is dead following a shooting in Camby neighborhood. IMPD officers received a report of a person shot in the 8700 block of Hosta Way shortly after 6 p.m. Wednesday. That address is in a neighborhood near Mooresville Road and SR 67 in Camby.

INDIANAPOLIS — Many Hoosiers are getting ready to travel for the upcoming Fourth of July weekend. According to AAA, more than three million Americans are expected to fly. Airlines and travelers are bracing for shortages, flight delays and cancellations. "Something is always going to happen," said Wesley Cruz, a...

INDIANAPOLIS — The need for food this summer continues to grow for Hoosier families. Shipments of food at Midwest Food Bank Indiana are more essential than ever. They supply 300 agencies statewide and say the need is up 25% in the last few weeks. The rising cost of groceries,...

INDIANAPOLIS — IndyHumane is hosting an adoption event Saturday for its kittens. The shelter will have more than 30 adoptable kittens. Visitors can adopt one kitten for $35 or two for $50. Only cash or Venmo payments will be accepted. The event will take place at IndyHumane's location on...

INDIANAPOLIS — Starting July 1, a number of new Indiana laws will go into effect in Indiana. Here is a run-down of some of the most notable legislation. As of Friday, people will no longer need a permit to carry a handgun in the state. This does not apply to people who are prohibited from carrying a weapon, like those with felony convictions or people under the age of 18.

MARION COUNTY, INDIANA, Ind. — Emergency agencies are reminding people to not call 911 because they're hearing fireworks. The Metropolitan Emergency Services Agency said Fourth of July weekend is one of the busiest for dispatchers. Getting calls for non-emergencies can keep dispatchers from getting to calls for true emergencies.

INDIANAPOLIS — Gov. Eric Holcomb, Speaker Todd Huston and Senate Pro Tem Rodric Bray announced plans Wednesday to postpone the start of a special session to July 25. As the special session will now address an abortion ban, after the Supreme Court ruling on Roe v. Wade, legislative leaders are anticipating a multi-week special session versus one or two days. Republican lawmakers said they worked with the governor to push the start date back almost three weeks.