The standard daily rate to park in Riley’s Outpatient Garage is $18. Wiggins says previously, Riley would validate parking. As of March 1, all outpatient parking is available at the discounted rate of $5 per day.

The goal of Indianapolis Vision Zero is to eliminate all traffic-related fatalities and serious injuries in Indianapolis by 2035.

The club is carrying $3 million in debt. Membership has dipped below 1,600, and the club has recorded operating losses of $1.85 million over the past four years.

Are you ready to spring forward this Sunday morning as Daylight Saving Time begins?

Indy DPW said construction on that bridge will begin in 2027. Construction on another bridge over 82nd St. is expected to start in 2028.

Jeff Baughman has lived in his Indianapolis home since 1999. He says he's upgraded his furnace, replaced appliances and lowered his thermostat, but his electric bill keeps climbing.

Carmel neighbors who were born in Iran say the ongoing military conflict there is deeply personal, stirring fear for loved ones still in the country while also sparking hope for lasting change.

AES is rescheduling a Community Open House on Tuesday, citing that the company has received threats.

According to IMPD, officers were dispatched just after 3 p.m. to the 3500 block of Decamp Drive on Tuesday.

The IU Indianapolis Seamless Admissions initiative creates a direct, barrier-free pathway to IU Indianapolis for qualifying local high school seniors.

The evacuation is from East and Howard Streets from Olive to the west to SR 19 to the east, 266 Street to the North, and S. Rollins Street to the South.

The impacts of Saturday's airstrikes on Iran are expected to be widespread, but one of the first issues people here in the U.S. could see is right at the gas pumps.

Snow in March is not too uncommon in central Indiana, and the weather proved that Monday morning.

Safety advocates say the crash that killed a 14-year-old girl on Friday points to a bigger problem: streets built for cars, not people.

The governor said lawmakers got a lot done this session, focusing on his priorities, which he calls "kitchen table issues," including affordability, public safety and improving education.

For the first time in more than three years, mortgage rates have fallen below 6%.

A local school board member is taking action following a WRTV Investigation into teachers injured on the job and how schools report it.

23-year-old Steven "Isaiah" Edwards was shot and killed at his home on Independence Drive on Sept. 3, 2024. To this day, no one has been arrested in connection with the case.

The office of Congressman Jim Baird, who represents Indiana's 4th district in the U.S. House of Representatives, announced the passing of his wife, Danise, on Sunday.

The University of Indianapolis hosted its first-ever Community Literacy Day on Saturday, bringing together families, authors and educators to promote childhood literacy.

Tensions ran high in Indianapolis Saturday as Hoosier protesters rallied downtown for what they called an anti-war demonstration.

Civic leaders and everyday Hoosiers gathered at the 2026 Hoosier Voting Summit to share strategies for increasing voter participation ahead of this year's midterms.

This Black-owned, woman-led business with roots in Indianapolis is making an impact in the community, creating career pathways for folks facing barriers to employment.

The US and Israel carry out a joint attack on Iran. https://www.wrtv.com/us-news/military/us-and-israel-strike-iran-amid-tensions-over-nuclear-program 

A woman has died in the hospital after being struck by a bus on Friday, IMPD said.

A report showing that inflation at the U.S. wholesale level was at 2.9% last month, much higher than the 1.6% that economists expected, upset the market.

Despite more than a million dollars in reward funds being offered for clues leading to the return of Nancy Guthrie, the search for the missing 84-year-old grandmother is still ongoing nearly a month after she disappeared.

Sedaka, whose hits included “Breaking Up Is Hard to Do” and “Laughter in the Rain,” died Friday at age 86.

Science was on display this week at Perry Township's Homecroft Elementary. Students in second through fifth grade participated in the Science Fair and Invention Convention.

Indiana's House and Senate have passed two bills aimed at protecting children from online dangers and strengthening protections for missing youth. Both measures are now on the governor's desk.

A Hamilton County case involving a teenager and an adult who police say met through Snapchat is raising concerns about the dangers children face online.

If you enjoy celestial events, be sure to look up at the night sky on Friday and Saturday. From a planetary parade to a total lunar eclipse, there'll be plenty to see, even without a telescope.

The $4.5 million bridge closes a long-standing gap in the 16.8-mile Nickel Plate Trail, improving pedestrian safety and strengthening ties between the two cities.

Black and minority entrepreneurs are finding space to launch their dreams, grow their businesses, and leave their mark on Indianapolis' thriving food scene at The AMP at 16 Tech.

State Farm plans to send rebate checks averaging about $100 per vehicle to millions of its auto insurance customers, the company announced.

There are over 200 city parks and public spaces across Indianapolis, and that number is growing. Lugar Plaza is now a designated park.

The U.S. military used a laser Thursday to shoot down a Customs and Border Protection drone, according to members of Congress, and the Federal Aviation Administration responded by closing more airspace near El Paso, Texas.

Netflix is walking away from its offer to buy Warner Bros. Discovery’s studio and streaming business, in a stunning move that effectively puts Paramount in a position to take over its storied Hollywood rival.

A new lawsuit alleges that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is using artificial intelligence to identify bystanders who are recording federal immigration enforcement operations and then adding those people to a secret database.

Brende, a former Norwegian foreign minister, said in a statement that he had decided “after careful consideration” to step down as president and chief executive of the forum, known for its annual January summit in the Swiss Alpine resort of Davos.

The battle for the Bears continues. Indiana Gov. Mike Braun has signed legislation into law aimed at attracting the Chicago Bears to northwest Indiana, creating a framework to build a stadium in Hammond.

Applications are now open for the Standiford H. Cox Fund, which provides grants to organizations working to preserve significant African American landmarks in Indiana.

The former Carnegie Library, built in 1909 and one of more than 2,500 funded by steel magnate Andrew Carnegie across the United States, is entering a new chapter as a restaurant that honors its past.

A proposed 130-acre data center campus in Decatur Township drew a packed hearing Thursday at the City-County Building, where a hearing examiner for the Metropolitan Development Commission recommended approving the plan.

The Marion County Health Department is deploying up to ten new air quality monitors across Indianapolis, with five expected to be placed on the city's west side, where residents say air pollution has long been a concern.

Metro police are searching for three suspects who are believed to have led officials on a chase in a stolen vehicle.

There doesn't appear to be a consensus among the pundits on the second pick behind Mendoza, who reportedly isn't going to throw at the combine but will at Indiana's pro day on April 1 just 50 miles from Indianapolis.

Indiana's governor will decide the fate of a bill that would require government entities to comply with Immigration and Customs Enforcement detainers after the legislation passed with a vote of 37 to 11.

The Trump administration claims federal immigration enforcement officers are completely immune to legal challenges. George Retes’ civil rights lawsuit will test that theory.

Christina never imagined a quick trip to the store would become a fight for her life. Doctors discovered she had a spontaneous coronary artery dissection, also known as a SCAD heart attack, a rare and life-threatening condition that mostly affects women.