Kaitlyn Kendall

INDIANAPOLIS – In today’s fast-paced world, parents often grab whatever snack will quiet a hungry child. Chips, candy, and sugar-filled treats may do the trick in the moment — but often leave kids wanting more soon after.

Hundreds gathered to honor Corporal Blake Reynolds — a Delaware County Sheriff’s Deputy killed in the line of duty on November 12

INDIANAPOLIS – For years, Kevin Smith lived without a functioning bathroom, relying on a bucket and baby wipes to stay clean. This month, his home – and his daily life – changed dramatically thanks to the Veterans Aging in Place program from Purple Heart Homes.

Inside the simulation lab at the University of Indianapolis, mannequins become patients and nursing students take the lead in responding to emergencies.

Drivers face delays near Lebanon as black ice causes multiple crashes on I‑65. Use caution and consider alternate routes in the area

Indiana State Police shut down both directions of I-865 near Indianapolis after multiple crashes and reports of black ice create dangerous driving conditions.

INDIANAPOLIS — For the first time, Indianapolis crews are plowing protected bike lanes and major commuter trails during winter — changes that cyclists say have made a “huge improvement” over previous years.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — With holiday prices higher than ever and budgets stretched thin, two longtime best friends say they know exactly where to go to make their money — and memories — last.

If you’ve ever walked into a store, list in tow, with your children and walked out with things you didn’t plan to buy, you’re not alone.

INDIANAPOLIS — With less than a week until Christmas, parents across the country are scrambling to finish their shopping. Toy experts say there’s still time to find something special — but the clock is ticking both in stores and for shipping.