Meredith Hackler

WRTV's Meredith Hackler takes us to Johnson County where some business owners say their expectations for the solar eclipse overshadowed reality.

INDIANAPOLIS — People from all walks of life ride IndyGo. Whatever their purpose for riding, the bus represents the community of Indianapolis.

WRTV's Meredith Hackler explains why leaders in Indianapolis are having conversations with community stakeholders before redevloping Indiana Avenue.

The president of the Indianapolis Fraternal Order of Police Rick Snyder says that the billboard is letting the public know that officers want to do their best to serve the public

Riverview Health noticed they needed more medical assistance, so they partnered with Ivy Tech to help employees interested get the certification.

The festival is highlighting how laughter can help mental health.

The organizations’ goal is to get more moderate candidates elected.

Property taxes fund vital services in communities across the state. But Hoosiers are feeling the pinch of their rising property tax bills, the latest of which are due in two weeks.

The city will create two new solar programs for Indianapolis residents.

One Indiana University professor is unsure of her future after she says she showed up to support her students first amendment rights