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St. Joseph County health officials report West Nile in Clay Township

St. Joseph County health officials report West Nile in Clay Township

The St. Joseph County Health Department Wednesday announced it’s found a pool of West Nile Virus-carrying mosquitoes in Clay Township. The discovery makes the county Indiana’s fourth county where West Nile has been found this summer. The health...

Top 8 things to do in Indy this weekend: IU Health Momentum Indy, Indianapolis Water Lantern Festival, IBE Film Festival, Indiana Black Expo and more

Top 8 things to do in Indy this weekend: IU Health Momentum Indy, Indianapolis Water Lantern Festival, IBE Film Festival, Indiana Black Expo and more

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Each week, WISH-TV highlights eight events and activities happening over the weekend around Indianapolis. Below are eight great events you should check out from Friday, July 11 to Sunday, July 13, 2025. HENDRICKS CIVIC...

Indiana Public Broadcasting Statewide Reporting Team Eliminated.

Indiana Public Broadcasting Statewide Reporting Team Eliminated.

Indiana Public Broadcasting Stations will eliminate its entire statewide team of reporters and editors at the end of the year, the Indiana Capital Chronicle reports. The announcement comes after the state’s General Assembly defunded the...

Indiana commissioners wipe -- almost clean -- the slate of opioid lawsuits

Indiana commissioners wipe -- almost clean -- the slate of opioid lawsuits

The Indiana County Board of Commissioners approved a series of multi-billion-dollar opioid settlements involving various pharmaceutical interests at its Wednesday meeting. “After over seven years of litigation, the Sackler family and Purdue...

WNBA All-Star Game hosts celebrate new basketball court at Indianapolis park

WNBA All-Star Game hosts celebrate new basketball court at Indianapolis park

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — A new basketball court at an Indianapolis city park came with a goal to uplift a community as part of a WNBA All-Star 2025 Host Committee’s legacy project. Thursday’s ribbon-cutting at Al E. Polin Park was a celebration as...

New WNBA All-Star basketball court unveiled in Indianapolis

New WNBA All-Star basketball court unveiled in Indianapolis

D’Angel Perryman, 7, dribbles a basketball during a youth basketball clinic following the unveiling for a new WNBA All-Star Legacy Court on Thursday, July 10, 2025, at Al E. Polin Park in Indianapolis.Christine Tannous/IndyStarThe new WNBA...

New research says eliminating DEI in Indiana led to hundreds of cuts

New research says eliminating DEI in Indiana led to hundreds of cuts

One local expert says you can't run a successful business without DEI. INDIANAPOLIS — Gov. Mike Braun has said in the past he wants to run the state like a business. His next step was to fulfill his goal to replace diversity, equity and inclusion...

Medicaid cuts impact Indiana now!

Medicaid cuts impact Indiana now!

Although Medicaid cuts passed by Congress aren’t scheduled to fully take effect until 2027, Indiana’s hospitals, nursing homes, and clinics are already being forced to make hard decisions. Healthcare institutions don’t wait until funding...

An Open Letter to Rep. Kat Cammack From a Medical Doctor: It’s Abortion Bans That Make Doctors Afraid to Act, Not ‘the Radical Left’

An Open Letter to Rep. Kat Cammack From a Medical Doctor: It’s Abortion Bans That Make Doctors Afraid to Act, Not ‘the Radical Left’

A group of doctors join abortion-rights supporters outside the Supreme Court on April 24, 2024, during oral arguments in Moyle v. United States and Idaho v. United States. (Andrew Harnik / Getty Images) I remember the day I heard about Dobbs. It...

Indiana Dems town hall shows division between party, voters

Indiana Dems town hall shows division between party, voters

A tense conversation between local democrats and state-wide leaders on Tuesday showed divisions between the party’s messaging and what voters are looking for at a town hall in Fort Wayne Tuesday night. The crowd became frustrated around the topics...

Indiana health fair returns to convention center with free screenings

Indiana health fair returns to convention center with free screenings

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH)– The Indiana Health Fair is set to return to the Indiana Convention Center in downtown Indianapolis this July, offering free health screenings and educational resources to promote healthier lifestyles. The event will take place...

Indiana lawmakers answers questions about Medicaid impacts after passage of Trump's budget bill

Indiana lawmakers answers questions about Medicaid impacts after passage of Trump's budget bill

Indiana lawmakers gathered to answer questions following the passage of President Trump's budget bill.The question-and-answer session happened in Fort Wayne. It focused on how Senate Bill One will affect taxpayers and the local impact on Medicaid...

Indiana AG looks to stop local doctor from prescribing

Indiana AG looks to stop local doctor from prescribing

PULASKI COUNTY, Ind. -- A local family medical doctor is under scrutiny from Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita this week after complaints from patients claim the doctor is reckless with his prescriptions. The Indiana AG has filed a petition to...

'I am very concerned': Healthcare provider reacts to 'One Big Beautiful Bill'

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE)— Neighborhood Health, a nonprofit healthcare provider, expressed concern over changes coming after the latest national spending bill was signed into law on July 4. Neighborhood Health is a federally qualified health center,...

Indianapolis' subsidized renters should work to improve conditions Joseph J. Neff 

Indianapolis' subsidized renters should work to improve conditions Joseph J. Neff 

Joseph J. Neff IndyStar’s recent article, "Residents sue Indy housing agency, landlord over crime and security concerns," detailed how renters at a public housing complex are suing their landlord and the Indianapolis Housing Agency after learning...

Silver Alert issued for 54-year-old Indiana woman, believed to be in extreme danger

Silver Alert issued for 54-year-old Indiana woman, believed to be in extreme danger

VINCENNES, Ind. (WFIE) - A Silver Alert has been issued for an Indiana woman believed to be in extreme danger. Officials say 54-year-old Taunja Blackburn was last seen Monday, July 7 around 5:00 p.m. from Vincennes. They say Taunja is around 5′3,...

Society of St. Vincent de Paul receives $20,000 grant to support food and nutrition program in northeast Indiana

Society of St. Vincent de Paul receives $20,000 grant to support food and nutrition program in northeast Indiana

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WPTA) - The Society of St. Vincent de Paul of Fort Wayne recently received a $20,000 grant from the St. Joseph Community Health Foundation. The grant is to support its food and nutrition program, which serves vulnerable...

Indiana AG Rokita opposes gender changes on birth certificates

Indiana AG Rokita opposes gender changes on birth certificates

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita believes changing genders on birth certificates should be considered falsifying records. The Republican says the ability to change an official document in this way is an integrity issue...

Indiana National Guard enlistment recovering as governor ceremonially signs benefits bill

Indiana National Guard enlistment recovering as governor ceremonially signs benefits bill

(INDIANA CAPITAL CHRONICLE) — After years on the decline, enlistment at the Indiana National Guard is on its way back up, and officials hope recent award and benefit changes will lead to further improvement. Recruitment is up 14% over last year,...

Indianapolis Colts OL PREVIEW: Quenton Nelson, Bernhard Raimann Must Be as Good as Ever in 2025

Indianapolis Colts OL PREVIEW: Quenton Nelson, Bernhard Raimann Must Be as Good as Ever in 2025

The play of the Indianapolis Colts' offensive line will be as crucial as ever in 2025, but it will depend on a pair of new starters getting quickly up to speed. Author: wnep.com Published: 5:10 PM EDT July 9, 2025 Updated: 5:10 PM EDT July 9, 2025

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