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1 week ago | cbs4indy.com | Russ McQuaid

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1 week ago | fox59.com | Russ McQuaid

INDIANAPOLIS - Darian Wiley and Olivia Brown had been out to dinner and returned to the home Wiley shared with fellow Ball State University graduates not far from King Kennedy Park on Indianapolis' north side early on the morning of May 6, 2023. Wiley parked his car in an alley and was walking Brown to her car out on the street. They were being followed by two people in hoodies.

1 week ago | cbs4indy.com | Russ McQuaid

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1 week ago | fox59.com | Russ McQuaid

INDIANAPOLIS - Benjamin Ritchie has roughly two weeks to live. He'd like some more time to work on turning his life around and doing some good nearly 25 years after ambushing and killing a Beech Grove police officer. "That night in that backyard, me and that officer got in a shootout. Shots were fired from both of us and I ended up hitting and killing him. I own that," Ritchie told the Indiana Parole Board during a clemency hearing at the Indiana State Prison in Michigan City on Monday morning.

1 week ago | newsnationnow.com | Russ McQuaid

INDIANAPOLIS - Nearly 100 years before the Me Too movement encouraged women to speak up about sexual assault and harassment by powerful men, Indiana Ku Klux Klan Grand Dragon and state political power broker D.C. Stephenson was brought down by a 28-year-old woman from Indianapolis' east side who only wanted to teach rural Hoosiers how to read. Now, there is a mural on a wall on East Washington Street in Irvington to honor that young woman.