Emily Longnecker
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Indianapolis, IN, United States
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Pendleton Heights guidance counselor's actions to get scrutiny at upcoming school board meeting, spokesperson said
A rep for Kathy McCord said she was put on administrative leave last month after she spoke to a publication that's part of a conservative think tank. → Read More
Indiana woman stabbed by ex-boyfriend testifies for law against tracking devices
The proposed law would also make it an even more serious crime if that person had a protective order against the person tracking them. → Read More
House bill headed to Senate would limit how close public could get to police at a scene
Under the proposed law, the public would have to stay back from police by at least 25 feet if an officer ordered that. → Read More
Bill aims to require Indiana students understand basic financial concepts before high school graduation
Senate Bill 35 is about making sure when Hoosier students graduate from high school they have some hands-on financial knowledge when they get out in the real world. → Read More
Indianapolis, state leaders detail winter storm preps
Hoosiers are being asked to stay off the roads from Thursday evening through the weekend, if possible. → Read More
IMPD to expand use of technology in crime fight
"I think it's a game changer," said an IMPD deputy chief of their plan to employ more technology. → Read More
Answering call to provide DNA samples as authorities work to identify more alleged victims of suspected serial killer Herb Baumeister
"We've pleaded for people to come and give comparison samples and I know I've gotten calls from all over the United States," said Hamilton County's coroner-elect. → Read More
IU Health physician urges Hoosiers to watch out for respiratory viruses this holiday season
An IU Health physician says they're seeing an increase in COVID, RSV and the flu. → Read More
IPS principal will become only Democratic freshman state senator in January
Andrea Hunley is stepping down after 10 years as a school principal to take on the new role. → Read More
Purdue Student remembered someone who uplifted others
Varun Chheda’s close friends recall him as an inspiration. → Read More
Indianapolis woman's ashes to be sent into space
Carlotta Arthur remembers making trips to a planetarium with her mom, just so they could gaze at the stars. → Read More
Indianapolis survivor of domestic abuse calls for change
Niesha Neal is speaking out about change necessary to protect victims from abusers. → Read More
Three wounded in 'shootout' at Cumberland Speedway station
Police said there were nearly a dozen people inside the station - including children - when the shooting happened. → Read More
Mother of missing baby Amiah Robertson, ex-boyfriend both in custody
Amiah Robertson disappeared in 2019 and has never been found. Her mother and the mother's ex-boyfriend are now facing formal charges. → Read More
'We all need our mail' | Indianapolis residents can't figure out why mail isn't being delivered regularly
Neighbors in Pleasant Hills say they haven't had their mail picked up or delivered in more than two weeks. → Read More
Man accused of killing Elwood Officer Noah Shahnavaz asks for change of venue
Carl Roy Webb Boards II is being held without bail. His trial is set, at this point, to begin Jan. 9. → Read More
House hears more than 80 proposed amendments to abortion bill
Dozens of amendments were filed, some of them bringing a lot of debate. → Read More
Pro-choice protestors rally at Indiana Statehouse
The demonstrators stood for hours in 90-degree heat to deliver their message. → Read More
Abortion rights top of mind at candidate town hall in Fishers
Tuesday’s event was hosted by the state’s Democratic Party and included Libertarian candidates as well. → Read More
Indianapolis mother of young victim says gun violence education is overdue
While none of Thursday morning's multiple shootings ended in death, community leaders say any kind of gun violence is unacceptable. → Read More