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Hoosier teachers testified against a new bill Wednesday that would throw out some of their job's regulations.

SB 486 draws concern among Indiana teachers

The Indianapolis U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers say they have seen a 55% increase in fake goods coming into the area since last year and this could impact your health.

Increase in fake goods coming into Indianapolis

Richard Hamilton Balloon Release

In Indiana and across the country, there are renewed calls for police reform in the wake of the death of Tyre Nichols.

Lawmakers, pastor discuss how to address police misconduct

Unedited body cam released from night Herman Whitfield III died

Two Hamilton County Sheriff's Office Deputies entered a burning home on Dec. 7 and helped lead a man outside to safety.

Hamilton County deputies rescue man from burning home

WRTV's Nico Pennisi reports after Kokomo Police reported around a dozen overdoses in one weekend.

Resources highlighted after multiple overdoses in Kokomo

Surveillance video shows a vehicle hitting the Cholita Tacos building in Broad Ripple.

Cholita Tacos hit and run

WRTV's Kelsey Anderson enjoys Wednesday's snowfall with kids in Hancock County.

Snowballs made easy thanks to heavy, wet snow

In 1996, investigators found dozens of bone fragments on Herbert Baumeister's property in Westfield. It's a case that WRTV has followed from the beginning.

Here's what we know about notorious Indiana serial killer Herbert Baumeister

A man was shot and injured by Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department officers after an hours-long investigation, police pursuit and exchange of gunfire on the northeast side Sunday.

IMPD officers exchange gunfire with suspect

WRTV's Amber Grigley talks to community members after the City of Indianapolis announced the "Vacant to Vibrant" initiative.

Investing in Indianapolis neighborhoods

WRTV's Kaitlyn Kendall travels to Fishers to hear about how more people are utilizing food pantries.

Increase in need at food pantries

Girl Scout cadettes from troop 1937 are working with their local senator to pass a bill that would allow foster families to visit Indiana state parks for free.

Indiana Girl Scouts working to pass legislation that would benefit foster families