Rich Nye is a sports reporter for WTHR-TV, the NBC affiliate in Indianapolis. With a focus on local sports stories, Rich brings informative and engaging coverage to the central Indiana community. His reporting aims to inform and enrich the lives of viewers in the area.
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Greenwood Police responded to a house on Crescent Drive around 1:00 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 10 to a call of an attempted suicide.
The Johnson County prosecutor is still deciding what charges a 13-year-old boy will face for allegedly shooting the victim.
By: Rich Nye
Tyson Foods did not respond to 13News' request for comment Wednesday. Attorney General Todd Rokita says the company has until Dec. 4 to respond to his office.
A field goal that was ruled no good in IU's loss to Duke in the 2015 Pinstripe Bowl inspired Connor Hitchcock's first t-shirt while he was still a student.
Police say the group calls themselves the "Taliban Choppo" gang, often abbreviated "TCG" on social media posts of alleged members.
By: Rich Nye
Representatives of Tyson Foods met with Todd Rokita Tuesday to defend their hiring practices in Logansport, but Barry Global is fighting the subpoena in court.
Officers Adam Ahmad and Steven Sanchez were indicted by a grand jury in April 2023 in Whitfield's 2022 death.
By: Mike Potter
Whitfield died in 2022 after his parents called police because he was having a mental health emergency.
Joseph Corcoran is scheduled to die by lethal injection before sunrise on Dec. 18.
The ATF says the number of ghost guns used in crimes across the U.S. grew by 1,000 percent between 2017 and 2021, with 25,000 ghost guns seized in 2022.
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