Adam Schumes

5 days ago | wrtv.com | Adam Schumes

INDIANAPOLIS — As the Indiana Pacers take on the Cleveland Cavaliers in game 3 of the Eastern Conference Semifinals, the energy throughout the Hoosier State is riding high. “I’ve been a Pacers fan for 32 years,” Anthony Overby said. Overby scrolls through his countless Pacer memories. “The energy, the fan base, the people, the city, I love it all,” Overby told WRTV. His love for the Pacers is documented in photos, with his daughter right by his side.

1 week ago | wrtv.com | Adam Schumes

SPEEDWAY — Anyone who's been to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, for a race or a practice, knows the color yellow. “Everything else in my life is chaos but the IMS,” Cassandra Coleman told WRTV. On the track yellow means caution, but off the track, these yellow shirts make sure people know where they are going all month long. “I’m on my 14th year,” Sheila Anderson told WRTV. Shelia and Cassandra are just two of the many people who work as yellow shirts, also known as the IMS safety patrol.

1 week ago | wrtv.com | Adam Schumes

INDIANAPOLIS — With every step, Tracy Motes is one step closer to remaking her family’s new home. The area is changing a lot, so we are trying to change with it,” Motes told WRTV. The family’s home is near Brookside Parkway south drive and Nowland Avenue on INDY’s east side. “We’ve changed a lot of the house and it’s kind of nice because they’ve changed the road and stuff out here,” Motes added. Indy Department of Public Works says its working on a multi-million-dollar project in the area.

1 week ago | wrtv.com | Adam Schumes

INDIANAPOLIS – According to NAMI, 1 in 5 adults experience a mental illness every year and many others often find it hard to talk about mental health. Talking about mental health is what the Indianapolis Colts' Kicking the Stigmacampaign is all about. “It really started with how to take away that fear and shame to talk about anything surrounding mental health,” Kalen Jackson, Indianapolis Colts Vice Chairwoman and Owner told WRTV. The campaign was started in 2020, led by the Jim Irsay family.

2 weeks ago | wrtv.com | Adam Schumes

INDIANAPOLIS — As the City of Indianapolis continues to invest in pedestrian safety, cameras could soon come to IndyGo buses and nearby intersections. The goal? IndyGo says is to study the “close calls” between bus riders, drivers and those who walk and bike. “The project is important for IndyGo because it will help us understand our riders’ feelings of safety around certain intersections and bus stops,” Christian Cambron, project manager of capital projects at IndyGo told WRTV.