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2 days ago |
wishtv.com | Reyna Revelle
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Students from five high schools on Thursday were participating in the Teacher Prep Academy at the University of Indianapolis, an effort designed to address the ongoing teacher shortage. Indiana Department of Education’s website on Thursday listed 3,530 job openings at Indiana schools. In June 2024, when 30 students from 11 high schools attended UIndy’s academy, WISH-TV reported that number was more than 2,100. The future of the academy, though, isn’t certain.
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3 days ago |
wishtv.com | Reyna Revelle
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The Damien Center will open its new Mosaic Building on Thursday, making it Indiana’s first purpose-built facility for those affected by HIV. The Mosaic Building, a 556,000-square-foot space, symbolizes hope and resilience, providing comprehensive care for individuals living with HIV. It has 18 medical exam rooms, six dental bays and a mental health suite, allowing the Damien Center to offer services such as HIV testing, mental health support, and a pharmacy.
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4 days ago |
wishtv.com | Reyna Revelle
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The U.S. Olympic swim trials will return to Indianapolis in 2028 with Lucas Oil Stadium hosting the event. The trials will determine the USA swim team for the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. City leaders confirmed the venue, which previously hosted the trials, emphasizing its role in preparing athletes for the Olympics. “When we considered where to host the 2028 trials, we knew that once again all lanes lead to Indy.
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5 days ago |
wishtv.com | Reyna Revelle
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Family, friends, and public figures gathered at St. Luke’s United Methodist Church to bid farewell to Jim Irsay, the late owner of the Indianapolis Colts, during a private funeral service. The service at the church on 86th Street just west of Meridian Street was attended by the Irsay family and notable figures, including Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett.
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1 week ago |
wishtv.com | Reyna Revelle
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — A Hamilton County judge ruled on Friday that the teen driver involved in the crash that led to the death of Mason Alexander, a former Hamilton Southeastern High School football star, will be tried as an adult. The family has been grappling with a mix of emotions and expressed their relief at the judge’s decision, acknowledging it as a step toward justice for Alexander.
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