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How the CDC’s new mask mandate affects Indianapolis
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) – A nationwide public transportation mask mandate goes into effect Monday night a minute before midnight. The order from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention requires masks on all transport hubs, bus and train stations as well as airports and ride shares. For the city of Indianapolis, that includes the Julia M. Carson Transit Center, IndyGo buses and bus stations,… → Read More
Circle of Lights display coming down Saturday
Workers started the take down process at 7:30 AM. → Read More
A look back at 2020 and the words that helped shape an unprecedented year
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) – The year 2020, along with the pandemic, brought a lot of changes with it. Additionally, 2020 also ushered in a wave of new words and phrases into everyday langue. From coronacut to Zoom fatigue to Mexit, Daybreak8 looked back at some of the words the world never expected to say a year ago with a word quiz: 2020 addition. Watch the video and play along. → Read More
Indy Mini volunteer turned athlete thanks virtual race for boosting mental health
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) – The Indy 500 Mile Challenge comes to an end on Thursday after six months of people logging their miles to the virtual finish line. The 500 Festival announced the first time fitness opportunity in June as a way to keep the spirit of the month of May going through the pandemic. “We didn’t anticipate what we’ve gone through in the last eight months but our mission is very… → Read More
He survived prostate cancer and breast cancer and is now sharing his message of survival
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) – October is Breast Cancer Awareness month and a good reminder that, although rare, it is possible for men to get the disease. “It’s a big shocker, you never really hear about men getting breast cancer a lot,” said breast cancer survivor Curt Jones, who is sharing his message of survival. Jones has two adult children, a wife and works in logistics at Subaru of Indiana. He’s… → Read More
Ivy Tech hopes to register 300 Hoosiers at drive-thru voter registration event
This is a non-partisan event and is not affiliated with any political party. → Read More
How doctors in Indiana pulled off the first heart transplant during COVID-19
The sickness made him weak and after years of being in and out of the hospital, doctors finally decided his best chance at survival was a heart transplant. → Read More
Carmel Symphony Quintet performs patriotic melodies for farmers market visitors
Carmel, Ind. (WISH) – A weekly summer tradition in Carmel got a patriotic twist this Fourth of July morning. The Carmel Symphony Orchestra performed for visitors and residents from 8:15 am to 11:15 am. “This is the first time these musicians are playing live since February,” said Christian Starnes, director of operations at Carmel Symphony Orchestra. The market normally closes on July Fourth to… → Read More
Experts share creative ways to communicate while wearing a face mask
It's a concern some News 8 viewers share. → Read More
He slowly lost 85% of his vision. Now an Indy father of 2 is spreading message of digital inclusion
Daniel began to lose his sight at 18-years-old due to a rare genetic condition that left him about 85% blind. → Read More
More businesses reopen as Phase 2 continues for much of Indiana
Governor Holcomb has laid out Back On Track Indiana based on a 4-point data plan and is subject to change. → Read More
Practicing faith at home. What church leaders are recommending amid closed doors
Some churches made the decision to continue services as planned, but with extra precautions. → Read More
The Indiana Historical Society brings the jazz age into Indy through its latest exhibit
The Gennett Recording Studios was a small part of the larger music business of Starr Piano Company, which was based in Chicago. → Read More
Here's how you can join in on the Great Backyard Bird Count
Now it it's 22nd year, the GBBC is a four-day citizen science project which helps scientists capture information about birds around the world. → Read More
Experts say best way to celebrate World Cancer Day is to talk about it
It's a day that puts the spotlight on the more than 18 million people suffering from the disease worldwide. → Read More
The Farm at Butler celebrates 10 years of sustainable agriculture – WISH-TV
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) - The Farm at Butler University is celebrating a milestone this year. The campus has featured the destination for sustainable agriculture and urban farming for a decade. "We started with a third of an acre. Now, we → Read More
Making yoga more diverse: How one Indy yoga studio plans to change the game – WISH-TV
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) - On a 10-degree day in downtown Indianapolis, a group of dedicated yogis were downwards, upwards and everything in between in a 95-degree room. But, it's not the intense heat the founders of The Hot Room say that make → Read More
500 Festival looking for volunteer crew to help them in May
The 500 Festival and OneAmerica hosted a volunteer kickoff party Wednesday morning. → Read More
A new twist on a popular hip surgery could help people battle their pain
Hip preservation surgery isn't new. → Read More
Man critically injured in apartment fire on south side
Indianapolis Fire Department Battalion Chief Rita Reith said one man was critically injured in the fire. → Read More