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WRTV's Kaitlyn Kendall talks with AES customers who say their electricity bills have increased dramatically.

Hoosiers question abnormally high electricity bills

Supporters of a bill introduced this session tell WRTV's Amber Grigley it could set the state up with a way to save more lives.

Mental health funding & support

Political commentator, writer and radio host Abdul-Hakim Shabazz filed for candidacy for the Indianapolis Mayor race Thursday.

Shabazz files to run for Indianapolis mayor

WRTV's Rafael Sánchez shows us how rewarding a career can be with Perry Township Schools.

School workers needed in Perry Township

WRTV's Inside Indy stops by The Bookmark Coffee &amp; Company in Shelbyville.

Inside Indy | The Bookmark Coffee & Company

Conner Prairie has a new podcast on its grounds and it points out problematic points in our history you may not have learned in school.

Podcast challenges problematic points in history

With 107 days until the 107th Indianapolis 500, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway has unveiled the 2023 race ticket.

Indy 500 ticket unveiled

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

The Ice at Carter Green is opening up the rink for a free, sensory friendly skating session.

The Ice at Carter Green hosting free sensory friendly skate session

Art as a way of healing: That’s the goal behind the Indiana University Prison Arts Initiative.

IU Prison Arts Initiative offers those incarcerated a creative outlet

WRTV's Megan Shinn sits down with Kaila Austin.

Inside Indy | The local effort to preserve Black History in Indianapolis

Filing your taxes can be stressful, but trying to get a hold of someone at the Internal Revenue Service can make the process even more so.

Tax Tip Tuesday: How to get ahold of the IRS without calling

It would take nine years before the case went to trial in Hancock County before an all-white jury.

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The Michael Taylor Story | 1996 Civil Trial

In Indiana, landlords have more rights than tenants. It's a concern some Hoosiers are trying to address.

Indiana rental policies need to change according to new research