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Faith Leaders Rally, Support Woman Facing Deportation
Erika Fierro, an Indianapolis mother of two, will be deported at the end of June. This may be enough time to get her two U.S.-born children passports to go with her.
Ethanol Groups Sue EPA Over Oil Refinery Waivers
Pro-ethanol groups are suing the Environmental Protection Agency for granting Renewable Fuel Standard exemptions to three oil refineries.
Severe Thunderstorms Knock Out Power, Blow Over Trees
The Bloomington Mayor's Facebook page indicated many traffic light outages throughout the city including the entire College Mall corridor.
Republic Airways To Start Aviation School In Indianapolis
A new commercial pilot school is coming to Indianapolis International Airport.
Fire Crew's Drone Brings Flotation Device To Man In Lake
A man who fled Indianapolis police by diving into a pond got a helping hand when a drone lowered him a flotation device as he struggled to stay above water.
Lawsuit Moves Forward In Utilities Battle Over Quaff On! Development
Two utility providers in Brown County are preparing to go to court after failing to reach a settlement. They’re battling over who gets to provide utilities to a multi-million dollar development.
Man Sues Indiana Child Services Over Son's Death
A Martinsville man is accusing the Indiana Department of Child Services of being complicit in the death of his 5-year-old son, who died in the care of his mother and her boyfriend.
Ella Whistler, Student Injured In Noblesville Shooting, Now In Stable Condition
The student injured in last week's shooting at Noblesville West Middle School is now in stable condition, according to a statement from her family.
Ohio River Pollution Watchdog Could Give Up Regulatory Power
A commission that controls pollution in the Ohio River could give up its regulatory abilities. Companies along the river say the commission’s rules are redundant.
Early Screening For Colon Cancer Could Save Lives
New guidelines lower the recommended screening age from 50 to 45, following a rise in cases in younger people.
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