Rafael Sánchez

1 week 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.

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

CSX explains why this disturbance could happen anywhere in IndianaROACHDALE, Ind. - Mary Cardwell moved to Roachdale in Putnam County nearly three years ago. Her porch and her yard were to be her sanctuary. "I put foam. I have foam in the windows. I run a fan. Thick curtains. I've done everything. You can still hear it," said CardwellMary's home is along the railroad tracks that run through Roachdale. She knew she'd hear trains roll through the town, and she figured she'd deal with those moments.

2 weeks ago | cbs4indy.com | Rafael Sanchez |Rafael Sánchez

CSX explains why this disturbance could happen anywhere in Indiana ROACHDALE, Ind. — Mary Cardwell moved to Roachdale in Putnam County nearly three years ago. Her porch and her yard were to be her sanctuary. “I put foam. I have foam in the windows. I run a fan. Thick curtains. I’ve done everything. You can still hear it,“ said CardwellMary’s home is along the railroad tracks that run through Roachdale.

2 months ago | cbs4indy.com | Rafael Sanchez |Rafael Sánchez

INDIANAPOLIS — Residents are growing frustrated after piles of trash can be seen for several blocks near Fountain Square and Garfield Park. FOX59/CBS4’s Call Rafael Team has been receiving calls from concerned residents who said that nothing is being done to clear mounds of trash that are visible along Pleasant Run Parkway. “It’s all the garbage, just plain nasty garbage,” Russell Garett said. “I live here, It’s my home.

Jan 30, 2024 | wrtv.com | Rafael Sanchez |Rafael Sánchez

FRANKLIN — Despite economic indicators that show low unemployment numbers along with easing inflation and interest rates food banks are not seeing a drop in the number of Hoosier families needing their servicesGleaners which is one of the largest suppliers of food supporting food banks in 21 Central Indiana counties points to numbers which show people are struggling in their neighborhoods. In 2023, food banks in central Indiana reported serving about 87,000 families per month.