Hernan Gutierrez

3 days ago | wishtv.com | Hernan Gutierrez

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — WISH-TV is again teaming up with Second Helpings for the sixth annual Gr8 Pasta Push. The community food drive aims to feed thousands of Hoosiers and kicked off on Wednesday. New to this year’s campaign, Second Helpings will host a drive-thru collection on Saturday from 9-11 a.m.Starting on Wednesday, you can donate boxes of dried pasta for the Gr8 Pasta Push at participating locations. Monetary donations will also be accepted online.

4 days ago | wishtv.com | Hernan Gutierrez

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — SPARK on the Circle is back in downtown Indianapolis. The temporary park returns, shutting down a quarter of Monument Circle for the summer. It’s a collaboration between Downtown Indy Inc., the Indianapolis Department of Metropolitan Development and Big Car Collaborative. Taylor Schaffer, CEO of Downtown Indy Inc., says they’ve learned a lot from last year’s season of SPARK, especially with major traffic from Taylor Swift’s three-night takeover of Lucas Oil Stadium.

5 days ago | wishtv.com | Hernan Gutierrez

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Close friends and family of late Indianapolis Colts owner and CEO Jim Irsay gathered at St. Luke’s United Methodist Church on Monday to say their final goodbyes. A private memorial service for Irsay was set to begin at noon at St. Luke’s United Methodist Church on 86th Street. Former Colts coach Tony Dungy, Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department Chief Chris Bailey Chief Chris Bailey, and several Colts payers were among those in attendance.

1 week ago | wishtv.com | Hernan Gutierrez

NOBLESVILLE, Ind. (WISH) — It’s Race Weekend in Noblesville, but it won’t feature any race cars or runners. Two groups are once again teaming up to host the annual Darlington Bed Race and the Noblesville Main Street Duck Race. Organizers call the pair of events the “kick-off to summer on the square.”Race Weekend starts Friday night with the 12th running of the bed race. Teams will race special-built bed frames down 9th Street in downtown Noblesville.

1 week ago | wishtv.com | Hernan Gutierrez

KOKOMO, Ind. (WISH) — May marks Stroke Awareness Month. To commemorate it, a Kokomo family shares their story of a pediatric stroke. Hudson Hillis was 22 months old when he had his stroke. His mom, Leslie Hillis, remembers that day very well. She remembers that at that age, he was a climber. However on the morning of his stroke, she says Hudson couldn’t even sit himself up. She also noticed he was grabbing at his stomach and wasn’t calling out for her as he often did.