Jade Jackson

4 days ago | indystar.com | Jade Jackson

Closures overnight expected June 2-8, 2025: 82nd Street closed overnight for bridge beams Jade JacksonTo accommodate overhead bridge construction, 82nd Street will close between southbound I-69 ramps and Shadeland Avenue overnights starting June 2 for about a week as crews place bridge beams on I-69 above 82nd Street. Scheduled closure restrictionsThe times and date of closure may be adjusted for inclement weather or other unforeseen circumstances.

4 days ago | indystar.com | Jade Jackson

This story contains information about drug addiction. If you or a loved one are struggling with substance abuse, call the Indiana Addiction Hotline at 1-800-662-4357. Derek Sink's life seemed to always be an uphill battle. No matter how hard he tried, he couldn't seem to get it right, which is how he landed himself in and out of prison, struggling with addiction. According to his fellow inmate and friend, John Kennedy, Sink stayed to himself and came across as humble.

5 days ago | indystar.com | Jade Jackson

In the Devonshire neighborhood, tucked quietly behind homes, is a trail not many know about. Winding alongside a narrow river, for the people who have stumbled upon it, once they do, they rarely let it go. Featuring 425 homes, the boundaries of the Devonshire neighborhood are Ashurst and East 65th streets to the north, Fall Creek Road to the south, Harbridge Road and the Hillcrest Country Club to the east, and Brixton Lane and Binford Boulevard to the west.

1 week ago | indystar.com | Jade Jackson

A man was arrested near the Indianapolis Motor Speedway for telling an on-duty officer in plain clothes that he was also an officer while walking his dog the day before the Indianapolis 500. He also told Bandy the man had a large dog with him. Officer Wood said he asked the man if he could pet his dog, a Malinois, which is a commonly used police dog. After being allowed, unprovoked, the man said he was an IMPD downtown district officer and had been for the past 12 months.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Jade Jackson

Three bodies have been found within the last two days in Fall Creek and White River in Marion and Hamilton counties. Two law enforcement agencies, Lawrence Police and the Hamilton County Sheriff's Office, said there is no threat to the public and they do not suspect foul play. Indianapolis Metropolitan Police said the one case they're covering is still an ongoing investigation, and the Marion County coroner would determine the cause and manner of death for the body that was found.