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'A must-win for us': Fans cheer as Colts break losing streak with win over Texans (opens the original)
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INDIANAPOLIS — Fans said it was an edge-of-your-seat game, especially in the 4th quarter as the Houston Texans tried to hold off the Colts. But fans had faith before the team even took the field. Sunday morning, the parking lot around Lucas Oil Stadium was bleeding blue as hundreds of fans set up their tailgates. Some have been parking and partying at the same spots for decades. Dan Cole has been organizing Tailgate Alley for decades now. They even have a DJ on board. Win or lose, tailgating has
Circle City Classic focuses on youth mental health (opens the original)
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INDIANAPOLIS — Beyond the youth football games and battle of college bands, the Circle City Classic is focused on educating youth about mental health. Circle City Broadcasting is a partner in the events through Saturday. Indiana Black Expo organizers held two events Thursday at the Warren Central Performing Arts Center that focused on the pressures of teen life. A mental health symposium featured panelists who shared personal stories, including Amp Harris, an Indianapolis event promoter, philant
Fed raises rates to mitigate inflation; Hoosier economist warns of slowdown (opens the original)
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INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The Federal Reserve is raising benchmark interest rates by a quarter of a percentage point to mitigate soaring inflation. This is the first rate hike in three years. Kyle Anderson, an economist at the Kelley School of Business, says the move is a mixed bag: New borrowers will likely see rates increase, but savers could see better returns. “Primarily it will affect Hoosiers who might be buying a house, a car that they are borrowing money for,” Anderson says. “Someone who is
Brownsburg settles lawsuit with former schools superintendent, apologizes (opens the original)
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BROWNSBURG, Ind. (WISH) — The Brownsburg Community School Corp. settled a yearslong lawsuit Monday with former Superintendent Jim Snapp, following his departure from the district in January 2024. Snapp sued the school district in March 2025 for firing him while he still had two years left on his contract. Around the same time, two teachers at Brown Elementary School abused a young student, but it remains unclear if Snapp’s firing was related to that abuse. The school board initially called for S
IMPD chief presents 11.5% budget increase amid calls for accountability (opens the original)
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INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Chief Tanya Terry presented the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department’s 2027 budget proposal of roughly $400 million, an 11.5% increase from 2026, on Wednesday to the City-County Council’s public safety and criminal justice committee. The proposal would accounts for about 25% of Democratic Mayor Joe Hogsett’s proposed 2027 budget. The IMPD proposal would fund 1,743 sworn officers, up from the current 1,383. Terry said the funding for the 360 vacancies would pay for ov
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