Russ McQuaid

INDIANAPOLIS — One hundred years ago, the Cole Motor Company built cars in a factory on East Washington Street in downtown Indianapolis. Thirty years ago, the City began renovations on the four-sto…

INDIANAPOLIS — When FBI agents carried out raids at several addresses Friday morning, they said they found evidence of cocaine, fentanyl, methamphetamine and heroin dealing and the violence that of…

INDIANAPOLIS — There’s a herd of grazing cows on the south side of Troy Avenue east of Post Road whose stomping grounds sit in the middle of a proposed data center campus on 468 acres of prim…

INDIANAPOLIS — In the summer of 2022, when violence and murders were peaking in Indianapolis, researchers convened innovative forums to survey 77 residents and providers for suggestions on how to b…

INDIANAPOLIS — On the night of March 5, 2023, Dorothy Brinker was out with friends whom she told she dreaded going home. This was because of the increasingly angry phone calls she was receiving fro…

(WXIN/WTTV): Its like XiaoFeng Wang never existed during his 21 years at Indiana University. In conjunction with FBI raids at homes Wang shares in Bloomington and Carmel with his wife, IU Library s…

INDIANAPOLIS — It was after midnight before State Senate republicans, despite losing some support on their own side of the aisle, approved and sent to Gov. Mike Braun SB 1, which will provide…

RANDOLPH COUNTY, Ind. — Buried in an amendment to SB 1, which gave property tax relief to Hoosiers, was a death sentence for the Union School Corporation of Randolph County. The little distri…

INDIANAPOLIS — When another potential host city told the WNBA its venue couldn’t be ready in time to host the 2025 All-Star Game, the league looked no further than the home court of its break…

INDIANAPOLIS — During the early days of DOGE in Washington, Congressman Andre Carson, a Democrat from Indianapolis, announced that White House budget cutters were scrapping funding for a feasibilit…