Matthew McClellan
WRTV Indianapolis
Richmond, VA, United States
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Residents angry over construction in historic Indianapolis park
Garfield Park is part of Citizens Energy Group's "Dig-Indy" project, aimed at making the city's water cleaner. → Read More
Pet remains allegedly disposed of without notice
A dog owner is upset with the way Indianapolis Animal Care Services disposed of her pet after it was hit and killed by a car. → Read More
IMPD: Findings 'inconclusive' on missing infant
The investigation in the missing infant on Wednesday led police to West McCarty Street by Big Eagle Creek. → Read More
Four arrested after large fight at Revel nightclub in downtown Indianapolis
At least four people were taken into custody Saturday evening after a large disturbance at a Revel nightclub in downtown Indianapolis. → Read More
IndyGo Red Line supporters: We outnumber 'vocal minority'
Supporters of the Red Line claims there are more people for the project than against it. → Read More
Indianapolis woman searching for dog after house fire
A west side pet owner is desperate to find her dog after a house fire sends the pet running. → Read More
Parents demand school bullying accountability
A 12-year-old boy in Madison County, who had been the victim of relentless bullying, killed himself last week. And now parents are demanding changes at Anderson Community Schools. → Read More
Reel connection: Indiana group helps filmmakers with careers
Throughout the year, Indiana Filmmakers Network holds job readiness events and workshops, helping members make connections, hone their talents and build new skills. → Read More
Restricted parking, road closure part of IndyGo work
In an effort to get back on schedule with its Red Line project, IndyGo plans one road closure and some parking restrictions. → Read More
Noblesville manufacturer 'opening doors' for employees
A Hamilton County business is looking for ways to support its employees and encourage professional growth. → Read More
Indiana superintendent charged with 3 felonies after using health insurance for sick student
Elwood Community Schools superintendent Casey Smitherman turned herself in to police for allegedly claiming a student as her son during a trip to the doctor. → Read More
Indiana superintendent charged with 3 felonies after using health insurance for sick student
Elwood Community Schools superintendent Casey Smitherman turned herself in to police for allegedly claiming a student as her son during a trip to the doctor. → Read More
Indiana superintendent charged with 3 felonies after using health insurance for sick student
Elwood Community Schools superintendent Casey Smitherman turned herself in to police for allegedly claiming a student as her son during a trip to the doctor. → Read More
Northeast side neighborhood forced to pay for sewer system
People living in a northeast neighborhood are being forced to connect to the city's sewer system. A system that will cost them thousands of dollars. → Read More
Thousands of dollars worth of firearms stolen from Indianapolis home
The victim, a licensed gun owner, says the guns were locked in a safe. → Read More
Family scammed out of $300 for Colts tickets on Craigslist
INDIANAPOLIS – A family thought they’d attend the Colts game this past Sunday – but instead they were at home dealing with the police. Shaun and Tiffany Martinez say they will never buy tickets on Craigslist again. “I mean, this is why I usually go through Ticketmaster,” Shaun said. They were looking for a deal Sunday – hoping to take their kids to the Colts game that resulted in a win over the… → Read More
'I tried. It was so cold.' Neighbors try to rescue man drowning in icy pond
After a man died trying to rescue his dog from an icy pond, first responders are warning people to stay off icy ponds. → Read More
Police upping patrols to curb chronic speeding in Fishers neighborhood
Neighbors in one Fishers subdivision are blowing the whistle on reckless drivers speeding through their neighborhood and ignoring school bus stop signs, and police are stepping up to help. → Read More
Grandmother scammed out of $5,000
An 88-year-old grandmother was scammed out of thousands of dollars, so she's sharing her story to try and keep somebody else from being victimized. → Read More
New LED streetlights coming to Indy's northeast side
Indianapolis is preparing for its latest installation of new streetlights in another part of the city this week. → Read More