Jessica Gruenling

4 weeks ago | wrtv.com | Jessica Gruenling

INDIANAPOLIS- New home construction permits in the greater Indianapolis are down 4% from February 2024 to February 2025, that’s according to a report from the Builders Association of Great Indianapolis. BAGI says it reflects broader market conditions influenced by economic uncertainty, interest rate stagnation and shifting consumer confidence. According to the report, 662 permits were issued across Central Indiana in February, compared to 693 last year.

4 weeks ago | fox5vegas.com | Jessica Gruenling

INDIANAPOLIS (WRTV) - A social media post brought dozens of people together over the weekend to help give an Indiana shelter dog a final goodbye. Honey is a 14-year-old yellow lab. Three months ago, she was brought into the care of a nonprofit that works with humans and animals that are in crisis. The team works to keep them together and helps them find the services they need. Honey came to S.O.A.R. after her owner died. “She came just hours after she had lost her owner.

4 weeks ago | abc15.com | Jessica Gruenling

INDIANAPOLIS, IN — Sunday afternoon brought rain and cold to Indianapolis, but it didn’t stop Honey from having a good day. “She’s taking off as quick as those legs will let her get in there,” said Angela Hopson, the executive director of S.O.A.R.Honey is a 14-year-old yellow lab who was brought into S.O.A.R.’s care three months ago. The nonprofit works with people who have animals and are in crisis, such as homelessness, domestic violence, or emergency medical situations.

1 month ago | wrtv.com | Jessica Gruenling

INDIANAPOLIS— Sunday afternoon brought rain and cold to Indianapolis, but it didn’t stop Honey from having a good day. “She’s taking off as quick as those legs will let her to get in there,” said Angela Hopson, the executive director of S.O.A.R.Honey is a 14-year-old yellow lab who was brought into S.O.A.R.’s care three months ago. The nonprofit works with people who have animals and are in crisis, such as homelessness, domestic violence, or emergency medical situations.

1 month ago | wrtv.com | Jessica Gruenling

INDIANAPOLIS— For the second year, Duke Energy Foundation and the Indiana Economic Development Association are teaming up to address the affordable childcare issue across the Hoosier state. Together the foundations are awarding $150,000 in grants to four organizations to fund projects focused on improving access to child care. Those organizations are working to close the gap in Fulton, Hendricks, Martin, Monroe and Putnam Counties.