Ryan Martin
Indianapolis Star
Indianapolis, IN, United States
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Season for Sharing: Grassroot Projects helps immigrant families
The nonprofit assembles and delivers care packages. → Read More
IMPD: Man dies in fatal shooting Friday night
The man has not yet been identified by the coroner's office. → Read More
Update: Police shot man while investigating vehicle matching description in daycare killing
Indianapolis police shot a man in downtown about 10:30 a.m. Friday, Sept. 16, 2022. The man is being taken to the hospital. → Read More
'Saving countless lives.' Armed bystander praised for intervening in Greenwood mall shooting
Elisjsha Dicken, 22, of Seymour, intervened when a man began shooting at Greenwood Park Mall in Indiana Sunday. → Read More
How an Indianapolis neighborhood came to protect the centuries-old Kile Oak
To understand why the Kile Oak continues towering in Indianapolis while other trees have been cleared, you have to learn about the tree's history. → Read More
Indiana Gov. Holcomb signs bill to ease crowding in county jails
An IndyStar investigation found most of Indiana's county jails are routinely overcrowded. → Read More
'I've quickly found a home in Indianapolis': Bro Krift named IndyStar executive editor
Bro Krift, 45, was named IndyStar executive editor and has worked in the role on an interim basis since July 2021. → Read More
Season for Sharing: Center for Leadership Development wants to help more Indianapolis youth
The nonprofit has evolved since 1977, and now it's eyeing a big expansion in Indianapolis. → Read More
'She truly was the best mom': Susan Bayh's twins reminisce during Indianapolis memorial
Susan Bayh was remembered in an Indianapolis memorial service Saturday. She died of brain cancer in February. → Read More
Dan Forestal, former Indiana lawmaker, dies at 38
The Marion County coroner's office has not released Forestal's cause of death. → Read More
4 children injured after fire at northeast side apartment complex Sunday afternoon
The four children were taken to Riley Children's Hospital after the fire at Postbrook East Apartments just before 7 p.m. Sunday. → Read More
Man shot and killed after basketball game at Grassy Creek Park
About 150 people were in the park at the time of the shooting, IMPD said. Grassy Creek Park does not have cameras. → Read More
Bill targeting bus transit could delay road work along 38th Street
Indianapolis is planning $167 million worth of infrastructure improvements this year, but one significant project has hit a bump in the road. → Read More
'The standard for being the worst': IMPD's dogs bite more than other big cities
An IMPD dog bites someone every five days. Most people were unarmed and nonviolent. → Read More
Some Marion County Republicans frustrated as Joe Elsener wins race for county GOP chair
Joe Elsener, son of Marian University president Daniel Elsener, to lead Marion County Republican Party. → Read More
Indiana COVID-19: More than 20,000 fully vaccinated over past 24 hours; 1,243 new cases
These are the new Indiana COVID-19 cases, vaccinations and deaths reported Saturday, March 6, by the Indiana State Department of Health. → Read More
'I can't breathe': Estate of woman killed during confrontation with police sues city, IMPD
Eleanor Northington died in 2019 after police were called to intervene when she started experiencing a mental health crisis. → Read More
Adams Street homicides were sixth mass shooting in Indianapolis in 15 years
The tragic killings were just the second mass shooting in the United States in 2021. → Read More
Hoosier musician used pepper spray on police as rioters stormed Capitol, FBI agent claims
Court document says Jon Schaffer, a Hoosier who fronts the heavy metal band Iced Earth, "has long held far-right extremist views." → Read More
Indiana guitarist Jon Schaffer in FBI custody after Capitol insurrection
A heavy metal guitarist from Indiana who was photographed inside the U.S. Capitol during last week's insurrection has turned himself into the FBI. → Read More