Alexis Myers

Will you be one the 35,000 people expected to visit Walt Disney World in Florida every day this summer? There’s plenty that’s new – from a “Princess and the Frog”-inspired ride that opens…

The free, five-day camp will show attendees what it's like to be an officer. They'll play classroom games, talk with the crime scene unit and undergo a physical fitness test. The intention isn't just to build interest in the next generation of officers, but to build relationships between officers and the teens.

This Father’s Day, celebrate the Dad in your life by giving him tools that make his life easier! These household essentials enhance every dad’s workbench and ability to tackle home impr…

You're invited you to join the Villages of Indiana on June 22, 2024 for their third annual Garden Soiree! Grab your friends and take a garden tour of the iconic old Indy Taxicab Company courtyard on Alabama Street. The unique, historic home and lush courtyard garden is the perfect location to enjoy live music, view demonstrations for entertaining, and more, all benefitting

School is out for summer for kids in Central Indiana – that often means more time playing and exploring outside. Pediatricians say its this time of year they see rising cases of poison ivy. Coming into contact with this pesky plant can result in some uncomfortable symptoms. Dr. Shannon Dillon, pediatrician at Riley Children's Health, joined FOX59 This Morning to talk more about poison ivy – how to avoid it and what to do if you come in contact with it.

If you are a Jeep owner, you’ll want to mark your calendar for this year’s 6th annual Jammin’ For the Camp’ event to help raise money for the Hoosier Burn Camp. The event is taking plac…

The Indianapolis Indians, Indianapolis Motor Speedway, and Indiana Sports Corp. are joining Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Indiana to recruit 300 men to become MENtors. Organizers say hundreds…

More than 1700 Hoosiers are living with Sickle Cell Disease, a rare blood disorder where red blood cells become hard, sticky and C-shaped leading to blood flow blockages that can result in organ damage, serious infections or even stroke. This life-threatening condition is most commonly seen in individuals of African American, Hispanic/Latino, South Asian and Middle Eastern descent. It is likely that even more Hoosiers carry the Sickle Cell trait and could pass this life-threatening disease on to their children.

An area nonprofit is teaming up with a local chef to teach high schoolers cooking skills this summer. Now in it's second year, TeenWorks and Healthy Soul meal prep and catering are partnering up for the Culinary Arts Summer Bootcamp at

Next Saturday, June 29, head over to Eli Lilly for the 31st annual N.I.T.E. Ride, a leisurely 20 mile tour of Indianapolis at NITE! Experience what it's like to ride with 1,500 other cyclists under the stars over Indianapolis with a route that takes you on a tour of downtown Indianapolis, Major Taylor Velodrome, Indianapolis Zoo, Fountain Square and Monument Circle.