Erin Lisch
WRTV Indianapolis
Indianapolis, IN, United States
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Students train to help injured athletes
Students at Central Nine Career Center in Greenwood are passionate about helping others and many want to support professional athletes. → Read More
Students get cutting 'hedge' career training in Central Nine Career Center's Landscaping Program
Mowing the lawn for some kids is a chore, for others it can be a business venture. → Read More
Hiring Hoosiers: Biomedical science students solve real crimes
Through the program, students earn college credit and certifications in CPR and first aid. → Read More
Students work to break into the music industry
Students at the J. Everett Light Career Center are learning every aspect of the music industry to they stand out along with their talent. → Read More
Greenwood students get training to become first responders before they graduate high school
A central Indiana program is helping students in Greenwood gear up to become classroom to career ready as first responders. → Read More
Noblesville internship program allows students to pave a path to their future career
Students are able to discover their passions, confidence and voice in a real-world situation through a unique Noblesville internship program. → Read More
Indy kids got a confident boost and a free haircut before heading back to school
Kids will walk back to the classroom looking good after a fresh cut thanks to a local church. → Read More
Here are alternate routes during massive closure on I-70 for construction
A pretty big stretch of construction has closed I-70, from the south split to I-465. → Read More
IU Health LifeLine helped one boy see his teenage years
Minutes matter in an emergency, and IU Health LifeLine is here in the event you or your child ever is a patient in critical condition. → Read More
Two Chicks and a Hammer donates two horses to IMPD Mounted Patrol
The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department has some new recruits, and they're a big get. → Read More
Do not call 911 to complain about fireworks
We're celebrating America's birthday, but sometimes people push the limits with the fireworks and complaints start rolling into emergency call centers. → Read More
Tips from Boy Scouts of America on camping safety
Summertime means graham crackers, marshmallows and a bar of chocolate — but before you head for the s'mores, there are things you need to know. → Read More
Treating your sense at the Italian Street Festival in Indianapolis
It's time to treat your sense at this year's Italian Street Festival! Things are underway with live music and fun. → Read More
We're in the 100 Deadliest Driving days for teens
Statistically, most teen crashes are caused by texting or talking. → Read More
Forever a hero: Local D-Day veteran shares memories 75 years after historic invasion
We sat down with Bob Pedigo, a local veteran of the U.S. Army Air Corps who recounted his story from June 6, 1944. → Read More
Dozens of bomb sniffing dogs for Indy 500
As more than 300,000 people pack the Indianapolis Motor Speedway this weekend, security will be ramped up. → Read More
Changes approved for electric scooters in Indianapolis
The Board of the Department of Business and Neighborhood Services approved new regulations for the four shared mobility operators in Indianapolis. → Read More
How to protect yourself from skin cancers
With summer here, you’ll likely be spending more time outdoors. → Read More
Speedway revitalization has town booming as racing popularity grows
Speedway is booming. The town's development teams says there's almost $60 million slated for expansions and construction this year. → Read More
Man running Indy Mini Marathon shares inspiring weight loss journey
INDIANAPOLIS — Nearly 35,000 runners are getting ready to go for the Indy Mini Marathon including one Texas man with an inspiring weight loss story. Marcus Cook traveled more than 1,000 miles just to be in Indianapolis so he could run the Indy Mini Marathon. "I've come all the way from Houston just to run across the finish line to show someone that they can change," said Cook. "About 3 1/2 years… → Read More