Kaitlyn Kendall

1 month ago | wrtv.com | Kaitlyn Kendall

SPEEDWAY, Ind. — As the anticipation builds for the 109th Running of the Indianapolis 500, a group of eager college interns are busy ensuring the event runs smoothly, adding an invaluable layer of support behind the scenes. With an expected 350,000 fans flooding the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, these interns are hard at work, engaged in every aspect of the event's preparation. "It's pedal to the metal," said Gavin Meabon, a second-year intern.

1 month ago | wrtv.com | Kaitlyn Kendall

INDIANAPOLIS — The journey from patient to provider is a remarkable one, especially for Noah Holland, a 25-year-old EMT whose life was saved by the very institution he now serves. As a member of IU Health’s Lifeline critical care EMS team, Noah plays an essential role in transporting sick children to Riley Children’s Health, the hospital where he received treatment for leukemia during his childhood.

1 month ago | wrtv.com | Kaitlyn Kendall

INDIANAPOLIS – Amidst the sea of excitement at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, one can hardly miss the brigade of clad in bright yellow shirts—a symbol of safety, tradition, and camaraderie at the Indy 500. Among these dedicated individuals is Robert Peterson, a proud member of the IMS Safety Patrol, who is celebrating his 18th year of service at the iconic racetrack. Think of Peterson as the "Brickyard Bouncer," he mans the start/finish line.

1 month ago | wrtv.com | Kaitlyn Kendall

INDIANAPOLIS — As Hinchman Racing Uniforms hits its 100th anniversary, the air is thick with nostalgia, pride, and an unwavering commitment to safety in motorsports. The story of the family-run business is not just about crafting high-quality racing suits; it's about generations, tradition and the bonds formed through a shared passion. Just down the street from the Indianapolis Motor Speedway you'll find Hinchman Racing Uniforms.

2 months ago | wrtv.com | Kaitlyn Kendall

VATICAN CITY (AP) — Pope Francis, history’s first Latin American pontiff who charmed the world with his humble style and concern for the poor but alienated conservatives with critiques of capitalism and climate change, died Monday. He was 88. Bells tolled in church towers across Rome after the announcement, which was read out by Cardinal Kevin Ferrell, the Vatican camerlengo, from the chapel of the Domus Santa Marta, where Francis lived.