Rafael Sánchez

3 weeks ago | fox59.com | Rafael Sanchez |Rafael Sánchez

INDIANAPOLIS - They heard a boom, and were shocked by what happened. Linda Stephenson works from home and spends a lot of time on her laptop. The month of May was maddening-especially when, in a flash, her major appliances stopped working. Her dryer, her television, her furnace, her air conditioner: all dead. "I called you because I know you would get the word out," said Stephenson.

1 month ago | cbs4indy.com | Rafael Sanchez |Rafael Sánchez

INDIANAPOLIS — IndyGo is proposing raising its base fare for a one-way trip by $1. It’s been 16 years since IndyGo raised prices. At 4 p.m. on Thursday, the IndyGo Board began reviewing the fare proposal. If approved in August, the new fare would go into effect in January 2026. During the work week, about 120 buses are on the move throughout Indianapolis. Thousands of people depend on the service to get to work, run errands or attend events. The current fare is $1.75 per trip.

1 month ago | fox59.com | Rafael Sanchez |Rafael Sánchez

INDIANAPOLIS - IndyGo is proposing raising its base fare for a one-way trip by $1. It's been 16 years since IndyGo raised prices. At 4 p.m. on Thursday, the IndyGo Board began reviewing the fare proposal. If approved in August, the new fare would go into effect in January 2026. During the work week, about 120 buses are on the move throughout Indianapolis. Thousands of people depend on the service to get to work, run errands or attend events. The current fare is $1.75 per trip.

1 month ago | fox59.com | Rafael Sanchez |Rafael Sánchez

INDIANAPOLIS - Ramona Forthenberry has a special attachment to the 3000 block of Whittier Place. For her many years, the home on this block was also known as "Salon Ramona" where she loved the art of helping women have the best hairstyles in town. "It's real artistic and I loved it. I would dream about hairstyles and what I would want to do. My customers are like family," Forthenberry said. Ramona hasn't been a beautician for years. The past several months have been tough for her personal health.

2 months ago | fox59.com | Rafael Sanchez |Rafael Sánchez

McCORDSVILLE, Ind. - Jim Ratliff lives in a big house. Considering spikes in energy costs, a bill for $1,000 would have been unpleasant to pay, but not shocking. When he opened his bills in February and March, his first impression: "I thought it was high. The bills came in 10 times larger than normal."Jim reported a gas leak back in February, and his provider, CenterPoint Energy, was quick to make a repair. "It's a new meter that sends the info directly, no one comes out to read it anymore.