Indianapolis Parents Wanted for Toddler’s Neglect Death Our Indianapolis community is reeling from the tragic news that parents, Ariel Z. and Judah Z., are now wanted by authorities for felony neglect of their toddler, whose death has prompted a city-wide search. These warrants come after the heartbreaking loss of their young child, stirring deep concern among residents and local law enforcement. A Tragic Loss and Felony Warrants The Marion County Prosecutor’s Office has issued felony … Read More

Urgent Search Underway for Missing Indianapolis Teen Indianapolis police are urgently seeking the public’s help in locating 14-year-old Nevaeh Jones, who was last seen on the city’s east side. Her disappearance has prompted a community-wide plea for vigilance and assistance, as authorities work tirelessly to bring her home safely. The Disappearance of Nevaeh Jones Nevaeh Jones, a resident of Indianapolis, was last seen on Tuesday evening, October 26, 2023, around 6:30 PM. She was reportedly … Read More

Indy Homeowners Face Furnace Efficiency Changes A federal proposal from the Department of Energy aims to significantly increase energy efficiency standards for new residential gas furnaces, set to take effect in 2028. While intended to promote energy savings and reduce emissions, many Indianapolis homeowners and local HVAC businesses are expressing serious concerns over the potential costs and practical challenges this mandate could bring. Understanding the Proposed Furnace Standards The Department of Energy (DOE) is proposing … Read More

Hogsett’s State of the City: Progress & Indy’s Future Mayor Joe Hogsett delivered his annual State of the City address on May 23, 2024, outlining Indianapolis’s current standing and future aspirations. For residents across Marion County, the speech provided crucial insights into the city’s ongoing challenges and the administration’s strategic focus for the year ahead, touching on vital areas from public safety to economic growth. Understanding the Address The State of the City address is … Read More

Indiana Faces Growing Diabetes Challenge A recent report suggests Indiana could soon lead the nation in adult diabetes prevalence, an alarming projection for the health and well-being of our state. This critical forecast highlights a widespread public health issue that impacts individuals, families, and our entire Indianapolis community, demanding immediate attention and proactive measures from all residents. The Scope of the Challenge for Hoosiers The potential for Indiana to have the highest percentage of adults … Read More

Indy Mayor & Chief Address Crime with Neighborhood Leaders Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett and IMPD Chief Christopher Bailey recently convened with neighborhood leaders to openly discuss prevailing crime trends affecting our city. This vital gathering aimed to foster dialogue, share insights, and collaboratively strategize on enhancing public safety across Indianapolis communities. Understanding the Current Landscape The meeting served as a critical platform for candid discussions regarding the specific types and patterns of criminal activity observed … Read More

Indiana’s Tax-Free Weekend: Save on Back-to-School in Indy Indianapolis families, get ready to save! Indiana’s first-ever state sales tax holiday is fast approaching, offering a prime opportunity to grab essential back-to-school items without paying the 7% sales tax. This initiative aims to ease financial burdens for Hoosier households just in time for the new academic year. What is Indiana’s Tax-Free Weekend? This special sales tax holiday, recently signed into law, provides a temporary reprieve from … Read More