Rich Nye
WTHR.com
Indianapolis, IN, United States
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Record-high gas prices raise concern for summer travelers
Gas prices in central Indiana are nearing $5 a gallon, with no sign of getting cheaper any time soon. → Read More
Rain delays Indy 500 practice, but not the party on Carb Day
The action on the track didn't start until Friday afternoon, but the party was underway well before the engines started. → Read More
Remembering the eight people killed in the Indianapolis FedEx mass shooting one year ago
It was one year ago today that a gunman opened fire during shift change at a FedEx Ground facility near Indianapolis International Airport. → Read More
Indiana constitutional carry law does not change rules for federal background checks on gun purchases
The new law changes permit requirements, but rules requiring a background check did not change. → Read More
ATF National Response Team investigating cause of Walmart warehouse fire
A trailer is still smoldering in the parking lot and the smell of fire lingers around the Plainfield fulfillment center that caught fire last week. → Read More
Local restaurants still struggling to bring in customers as pandemic wears on
The Indiana Restaurant & Lodging Association reports 81% of restaurants have seen a drop in indoor dining because of the COVID-19 omicron variant. → Read More
Jason Brown trial: Prosecution set to call Brown's mother as witness
Brown faces a murder charge in the deadly shooting of Southport Lt. Aaron Allan in 2017. → Read More
School closings don't mean a day off for students, parents during winter storm
The traditional "snow day" doesn't mean what it used to for students who will turn to their tablets and laptops during this week's winter storm. → Read More
Indy grocery stores, gas stations busy ahead of impending storm
Many took advantage of a clear, dry Tuesday to buy the essentials before the snow and ice arrive. → Read More
Operation Allies Welcome wraps up at Camp Atterbury, Afghans leave incredible mural behind
The mural will be part of a traveling exhibit to raise awareness, facilitate cultural connection, and raise money for a children's charity in Afghanistan. → Read More
Drive-thru COVID testing available, but be prepared to wait
Even with an appointment, some locations have waits as long as two hours to get tested for COVID-19. → Read More
Indiana coronavirus updates: IPS to host vaccine clinic at Arsenal Tech on Wednesday
Wednesday's latest updates on the coronavirus pandemic. → Read More
Indy ready for big college football weekend amidst COVID safety concerns
The college football national champion will be crowned in Indianapolis for the first time Monday night at Lucas Oil Stadium. → Read More
Parents scramble for COVID testing for children before going back to school
The free walk-in COVID-19 testing clinic in New Whiteland was originally set to close at the end of 2021, but will now stay open as long as it's needed. → Read More
Driveway caroling: Big band brings Christmas cheer to Fishers homes
The 40-person volunteer group visited several homes on Christmas Eve. → Read More
As many as 16,000 holiday travelers depart Indianapolis International daily this week
Millions of people in the U.S. are keeping travel plans this week as the omicron variant spreads and COVID-19 cases surge. → Read More
Indianapolis mom out of hospital after 'remarkable' recovery from COVID
Autumn Carver is ready to reunite with family after recovering from a severe case of COVID-19 during pregnancy that nearly destroyed her lungs. → Read More
Teens sentenced in crash that killed Ball State student
Ball State University freshman Sophie Robbins died in the early morning hours of Jan. 19, 2020, when she was ejected from her SUV in a crash. → Read More
FFA National Convention & Expo returns in-person in Indy
Last year's convention was held virtually due to the COVID-19 pandemic. → Read More
Thousand of children receive coats at Coats for Kids distribution event
2,700 children were registered to receive coats. The remaining coats will go to schools and agencies and some will go to Afghan children at Camp Atterbury. → Read More