Bianca Reyes
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Indianapolis, IN, United States
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Trafalgar residents to see 43% sewer rate increase
TRAFALGAR, Ind. — Residents of Trafalgar are bracing themselves for a 43% increase in sewer bill rates. The rate hike will be broken up into two phases, and the first increase will be reflected on next month’s billing cycle. Town officials said the 43% increase is necessary to keep up with the town’s rapid growth […] → Read More
Auto repairs delayed due to supply chain issues, how to save on rental costs
CARMEL, Ind. — Supply chain issues continue to impact multiple industries, but now it’s even putting some consumers on a tighter budget. Local auto repair shops said certain auto parts are taking weeks to come in – leaving drivers in a rental for longer. “Everybody’s trying hard to get the parts – get the job […] → Read More
Town of Speedway looking for community’s input on future development plans
SPEEDWAY, Ind. — Officials in Speedway are looking for the community’s input on future development plans. The town was just awarded a $60,000 Comprehensive Planning Grant from the Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs. Officials said that money will go towards Speedway’s new comprehensive plan. “We’re planning and trying to understand better what our […] → Read More
Tenants voice concerns after learning JPC Affordable Housing owes $1.8M to Citizens Energy
INDIANAPOLIS — Renters at four Indianapolis apartment complexes are speaking out and demanding answers after being told their utilities could be shut off soon. The property owners, JPC Affordable Housing, owe more than $1.8 million to Citizens Energy Group and the utility company has threatened to shut off service if an agreement is not made […] → Read More
Local experts, college students react to potential for student loan forgiveness
INDIANAPOLIS — The White House is expected to layout new plans to cancel a large portion of student loan debt. The current pause on student loan payments is set to expire at the end of this month. Now, with just one week to go, experts said that pause could be extended and borrowers could get […] → Read More
Speedway accepts bid to repair crumbling streets, will cost $50K more due to supply chain issues
SPEEDWAY, Ind. — Residents of Speedway will soon see repairs to some of their roads, sidewalks, and storm drains. On Monday, the Speedway Town Council unanimously approved and awarded the Community Crossings Matching Grant bid to an area contractor, DC Construction Services, Inc. The grant allows funding for the town’s 2022 Asphalt Project – which provides […] → Read More
Push for improved mental health response teams following man’s in-custody death
The recent release of IMPD body camera footage showing the in-custody death of a man suffering from mental health issues has re-ignited community leaders' push for change. → Read More
Local health departments begin targeting mosquito hotspots; How you can help
In both Hamilton and Marion counties, keeping mosquitoes at bay is a matter of public health, so mosquito control is done through the county health department. → Read More
Carmel Street Department using new technology to assess road conditions
CARMEL, Ind. — The city of Carmel is launching a new piece of technology that will help them assess road conditions. The city has partnered with StreetScan, a company that uses vehicle-mounted sensors to determine which roads need to be repaired or repaved. The technology scans the road while the car is in motion to […] → Read More
High gas prices cause moving companies to raise prices during busiest season
FISHERS, Ind. — As gas and diesel prices continue to rise, moving companies are having to pass the cost onto the customer. Summer is a peak time for moving and Joshua Sales, owner of Ramp It Up Moving and Logistics, says business hasn’t slowed down at all amid rising fuel prices. “We generally try to […] → Read More
Local food banks see increased need due to inflation, SNAP benefits ending
INDIANAPOLIS — Local food banks say they are serving more Hoosiers now then during the height of the pandemic. “It’s been going up about 50 to 75 families a week since mid-January,” said Sarah Estell, senior director of communication at Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana, Inc. Estell said the increasing demand is largely due to […] → Read More
Organizer behind Ceasefire Indy starts new youth summer program called ‘The Village Project’
One of the organizers behind Ceasefire Indy is launching a new summer program called "The Village Project" to help keep kids off the street and out of trouble. → Read More
Cyclists call for more safety measures near Monon Trail and 86th Street intersection
A group of cyclists here in Indianapolis are joining a national movement to honor those who have been killed or injured while riding bicycles in our city. → Read More
Broad Ripple residents say College Avenue construction forces heavy traffic into their neighborhood
INDIANAPOLIS — CBS4 is uncovering more traffic safety issues caused by ongoing construction projects in Broad Ripple. Just last month, CBS4 spoke with residents and business owners about problems on Carrollton Avenue due to the Broad Ripple Avenue redesign project. Now, viewers in the Warfleigh neighborhood are reaching out about traffic issues they claim are a result […] → Read More
ONE MONTH OUT: Indy 500 returns to full-capacity, Speedway businesses preparing for crowds that come with it
This year the Indianapolis Motor Speedway will open at full capacity for the first time since 2019. That means more than 250,000 fans will be in town come May 29 for the 106th running of the Indianapolis 500. → Read More
First responders see rise in teen drunk driving accidents during prom, graduation time
First responders with Indianapolis Emergency Medical Services are raising awareness as they begin to see more accidents involving teenagers due to drunk driving. → Read More
Off-duty officer saves drowning 8-year-old at Falls Park in Pendleton
PENDLETON, Ind. — A New Castle man is being called a hero after jumping into fast-moving waters to save a child who was swept away Saturday afternoon at Falls Park. Logan Norrod is a Pendleton Correctional Facility officer who was off-duty on Saturday. He said he was enjoying some ice cream with his wife when […] → Read More
Managers, patrons warn others after woman allegedly drugged at Carey Tavern in Westfield
WESTFIELD, Ind. — Carey Tavern in Westfield shut down four hours early last Friday after witnesses say a woman showed signs of being drugged. “When you’re at the bar, you know, at any capacity, you see a lot of people who are drunk and you’re used to that kind of speech pattern,” said Westfield resident […] → Read More
IMPD hosts first public safety walk of the year on the city’s east side
INDIANAPOLIS — IMPD officers are looking at ways to reduce crime on the city’s near east side. On Wednesday, the department held its first monthly public safety walk near the intersection of East 11th Street and North Olney Street. “The goal is to get out there and meet some people,” said IMPD Chief Randal Taylor. […] → Read More
Small businesses of Nora Plaza asked to move out, make room for “bigger businesses”
CBS4 has spoken to several small business owners who told us the commercial property managers who own Nora Plaza, Kite Realty Group, are looking for bigger tenants to fill those spaces. → Read More