Jarett Lewis

Charleston

News Anchor and Reporter at West Virginia MetroNews

Radio and TV Play-by-Play, Color Commentator at Indiana SRN

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Child Dies After "Likely Accidental" Shooting on Indy's North Side

1 week ago | wtlcfm.com | Jarett Lewis

INDIANAPOLIS — A child has died from from a shooting Thursday that police say was “likely accidental.”IMPD officers responded to a CVS near the intersection of 46th Street and Keystone Avenue on the north side of Indianapolis just before 3 p.m. There, they found a juvenile male lying outside of a car with a gunshot wound. The toddler was treated by officers at the scene before being transported to Riley Children’s Hospital in critical condition.
Final Three Defendants Convicted in ’22 Murder, Kidnapping of Indy Man

1 week ago | wtlcfm.com | Jarett Lewis

INDIANAPOLIS — The final three defendants in the 2022 murder and kidnapping of Corbin Rogers have been convicted. Marion County Prosecutor Ryan Mears announced on Friday that a jury found Cristina Clark, Josselyn Johnson and D’Sean Bigbee Cummings all guilty of murder and two counts of kidnapping. Johnson was also convicted of the habitual offender sentencing enhancement and all three defendants will face the felony firearms enhancement at the sentencing hearing.
Final Three Defendants Convicted in '22 Murder, Kidnapping

1 week ago | wibc.com | Jarett Lewis

INDIANAPOLIS — The final three defendants in the 2022 murder and kidnapping of Corbin Rogers have been convicted. Marion County Prosecutor Ryan Mears announced on Friday that a jury found Cristina Clark, Josselyn Johnson and D’Sean Bigbee Cummings all guilty of murder and two counts of kidnapping. Johnson was also convicted of the habitual offender sentencing enhancement and all three defendants will face the felony firearms enhancement at the sentencing hearing.
Child Dies After "Likely Accidental" Shooting on Indy's North Side

1 week ago | wibc.com | Jarett Lewis

INDIANAPOLIS — A child has died from from a shooting Thursday that police say was “likely accidental.”IMPD officers responded to a CVS near the intersection of 46th Street and Keystone Avenue on the north side of Indianapolis just before 3 p.m. There, they found a juvenile male lying outside of a car with a gunshot wound. The toddler was treated by officers at the scene before being transported to Riley Children’s Hospital in critical condition.
Gov. Braun Signs a Few New Health Care Bills Into Law

1 week ago | wibc.com | Jarett Lewis

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Gov. Mike Braun and state lawmakers from both parties on Wednesday said a raft of laws passed this spring will lower health care bills. Braun held a ceremonial signing for 10 health care-related bills lawmakers approved during the 2025 session. Among them is a new law that requires health insurers to give a credit to any consumer who finds a health-related service for a cheaper rate than what the insurer charges.
Secretary of State Morales Faces Questions

1 week ago | wibc.com | Jarett Lewis

INDIANAPOLIS — Secretary of State Diego Morales faced intense scrutiny from state lawmakers on Wednesday about his myriad of controversies while seeking additional funds for his office related to cybersecurity, election oversight and securities duties. Legislators — both Democrat and Republican — asked him specifically about his spending on no-bid contracts and international travel, the latter of which has been criticized for mixing personal business with state duties.
A Basic Breakdown of Tariffs from a Purdue Research Professor

1 week ago | wibc.com | Jarett Lewis

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — A research professor at Purdue University breaks down tariffs and their economic impact on the United States. Channing Arndt, who’s also director of the Global Trade Analysis Project which is housed at Purdue, spoke to the Associated Press recently to give his basic explanation of tariffs, now that they have become a more prevalent economic tool in the U.S.“Tariffs are simply taxes on imports,” said Arndt.
Final Free Shows at State Fair Announced

1 week ago | wibc.com | Jarett Lewis

INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana State Fair has announced its last wave of concerts for the 2025 Hoosier Lottery Free Stage. The “Soundtrack of Summer” series now features DJs, movie stars, tribute bands and award-winning Christian singers. The full free concert lineup with the most recently announced shows in bold:Friday, Aug. 1: Three Dog NightSaturday, Aug. 2: Disney Throwback DJ NightSunday, Aug. 3: Max McNownTuesday, Aug. 5: Indiana State Fair DJ Night featuring B-SwiftWednesday, Aug.
Fourth City-County Councilor Calls for Hogsett's Resignation

1 week ago | wibc.com | Jarett Lewis

INDIANAPOLIS — Another Indianapolis City-County Councilor has called for the resignation of mayor Joe Hogsett. Crista Carlino, who serves as chair of the council’s investigative committee, said during an Admin and Finance Committee meeting on Tuesday night that Hogsett should step down due to his handling of sexual harassment claims made by multiple women against Hogsett’s former chief of staff and campaign manager, Thomas Cook.
Wrongful Death Lawsuit Lists IMPD, Officer for Fatal 2023 Collision

1 week ago | wtlcfm.com | Jarett Lewis

INDIANAPOLIS — A wrongful death lawsuit has been filed against the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department in the death of 34-year-old Joseph Stiger. Stiger, who was biking at the time, was killed after being struck by an officer’s squad car near the 3300 block of East 10th Street on July 31, 2023. He was initially reported to be in critical condition but was later pronounced dead at an area hospital. The officer, Mark Brown, was responding to a domestic disturbance.