Jay Adkins

1 week ago | wishtv.com | Jay Adkins

ELKHART, Ind. (WISH) — The Elkhart Police Department arrested four people in a drug investigation earlier this week after applying for and executing a search warrant at an apartment. On Monday, an Elkhart Police Department officer applied for a search warrant based on eight stops in a three-hour period in which officers seized 42.5 grams of synthetic marijuana, a controlled substance, off seven of the individuals.

1 week ago | wishtv.com | Jay Adkins

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Most men and women shed between 50-100 strands of hair a day. But if you are losing more than that, you could have a problem. Your diet may be to blame for your thinning mane. Losing weight can improve your health and self-esteem. But shedding excess pounds can also lead to a less desirable side effect — hair loss! Registered Dietitian Nutritionist Kait Richardson, RDN, says if this happens to you — first rule out other health conditions.

1 week ago | wishtv.com | Jay Adkins

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — On Sunday’s edition of “All INdiana Politics,” A new deal for Indiana property tax relief has been made between Gov. Mike Braun’s office, the House, and the Senate. An Indiana University professor and former mayor said most local governments would have very little money to spare if lawmakers approved a property tax overhaul. Despite President Donald Trump reducing the size of his sweeping tariffs, prices for U.S. consumers are still expected to rise.

1 week ago | wishtv.com | Jay Adkins

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Multiple school districts are changing Monday to an e-learning day because of a large protest planned at the Indiana Statehouse. Educators are set to protest proposed cuts to public school funding. More than 180 teachers have planned to attend from Pike Township alone. Schools in Pike Township and Monroe County will have an e-learning day Monday. As of now, Indianapolis Public Schools is set to conduct classes in person as normal.

1 week ago | wishtv.com | Jay Adkins

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Taking the phrase “justice is blind” a bit too literally, Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department officers played a charity game of baseball blind. The game is called beep ball: A version of baseball for people who are blind and visually impaired. Players try and hit a ball that makes a noise and race to bases that buzz. Officers played against the Indy Thunder, a blind and visually impaired team that plays beep ball.