Julie Pursley
WRTV Indianapolis
Indianapolis, IN, United States
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Born in a blizzard: Anderson woman recalls birth of daughter 40 years ago during the blizzard of '78
Everyone alive during the blizzard of 1978 has their own unique story to share, but an Anderson woman's story is one for the books. → Read More
Wabash students learn penalty for trying to steal Monon Bell from DePauw University
Four Wabash students learned their punishment Friday for trying to steal the Monon Bell from a locked building on the campus of DePauw University over fall break. → Read More
Man injured after chase leads police through 2 counties
A man suffered life-threatening injuries after leading police on a chase through Johnson County and into Marion County, officials say. → Read More
1st grade student on IPS bus for more than 3 hours
Indianapolis Public Schools officials are trying to figure out exactly what happened when a 6-year-old was put on the wrong bus after school Monday, and didn't come home for three hours. → Read More
Fishers mental health report addresses citywide suicide, self-harm concerns
To address mental health concerns in Fishers, the city leaders developed and released information on an initiative to prevent suicide and other acts of self-harm. → Read More
Help us collect school supplies for those in need
We hope you'll join us at our annual school supply drive to help children in need across central Indiana. → Read More
Fishers teen trying to cure kidney cancer
A Fishers teenager is spending her summer at the IU Health Simon Cancer Center with a lofty goal -- trying to find a cure for kidney cancer. → Read More
IMPD's PAL program connects cops and kids through sports
Over the past 10 years, the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department's Police Athletic League has helped shape the life of Tyeon White. → Read More
Takuma Sato celebrates Indianapolis 500 win
Winning the Indianapolis 500 comes with lots of recognition and very little sleep, according to 2017 champion Takuma Sato. → Read More
Military father surprises middle school son at Indy graduation
A middle school student got a surprise message from his father who serves in the military Thursday. → Read More
IndyCar drivers visit the Children's Museum of Indianapolis
IndyCar drivers were able to do a little extra practicing Thursday before the Indy 500 – but on a smaller track. → Read More
IMPD seeks young adults for cadet program launch
Young adults looking to become police officers in the near future were encouraged Tuesday to apply for IMPD’s new cadet program. → Read More
Man hospitalized after tree limb falls in Beech Grove
A man was taken to the hospital in serious condition after he was involved in a tree trimming accident on the city’s southeast side Monday afternoon. → Read More
What you can buy to keep your home safe
When it comes to being safe at home, sometimes being proactive is better than being reactive. → Read More
North Central High School students elect first transgender prom king
North Central High School students elected their first transgender prom king on Saturday. → Read More
Joe Donnelly, Todd Young advocate for law enforcement mental health bill
Two Indiana senators addressed the importance of mental health within law enforcement and proposed a bill that would equip police officers with more support Monday. → Read More
Police: Person injured in road rage shooting near downtown Indianapolis
One person was seriously injured Monday morning in a road rage shooting near downtown Indianapolis. → Read More
Hundreds of passengers stuck at Indianapolis International Airport
Bad weather and increased traffic is causing a travel headache across the country, including in Indianapolis. → Read More
WIBC Radiothon benefits Salvation Army
The WIBC radiothon to raise $250,000 for The Salvation Army Bed and Bred Club kicked off Friday morning. → Read More
Runners and walkers raise money for Wheeler Mission
Thousands of people in need will have a warm place to say and eat this coming year thanks to the runners and walkers who participated in this year's Drumstick Dash. → Read More