Ryan Hedrick
Morning News Anchor at WIBC-FM (Indianapolis, IN)
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5 days ago |
wibc.com | Ryan Hedrick
INDIANAPOLIS — Lucas Oil Stadium will host the U.S. Olympic Swim Trials again in 2028, a big win for the city. The stadium drew record crowds during the 2024 trials, and an official announcement is expected soon. Gerry Dick of Inside Indiana Business says bringing the event back puts Indianapolis in the national spotlight and brings major benefits. At the same time, Indiana’s education system is facing tough times.
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5 days ago |
wibc.com | Ryan Hedrick
KOSCIUSKO COUNTY, Ind — A 4-year-old child drowned Sunday in Syracuse Lake, and conservation officers are now investigating what happened. Around 4:45 in the afternoon, someone called 911 to report the child missing from a home on East North Shore Drive. Syracuse police got there a few minutes later and found the child under a pier in about three feet of water. Paramedics tried to save the child, but they were later pronounced dead at the hospital.
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6 days ago |
wibc.com | Ryan Hedrick
BOULDER, Colo — Several people were injured, and some may have been set on fire in what federal agents are calling a terror attack at a pedestrian mall in Boulder, Colorado. Police said a man was taken into custody. The FBI labeled the incident a “targeted terror attack” and said agents were assisting local law enforcement at the scene. The attack happened Sunday near a demonstration calling for the release of hostages held in Gaza.
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6 days ago |
wtlcfm.com | Ryan Hedrick
INDIANAPOLIS – Fans filled the streets outside Gainbridge Fieldhouse after the Pacers beat the Knicks 125 to 108, locking in their first trip to the NBA Finals in 25 years. Some remembered the heartbreak from 2000, when Indiana came up short. But this time feels different, they said. This team plays for each other and mirrors the grit of the city. “I’m just super excited,” said Anthony. “Indianapolis is always the underdog.
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6 days ago |
wibc.com | Ryan Hedrick
INDIANAPOLIS – Fans filled the streets outside Gainbridge Fieldhouse after the Pacers beat the Knicks 125 to 108, locking in their first trip to the NBA Finals in 25 years. Some remembered the heartbreak from 2000, when Indiana came up short. But this time feels different, they said. This team plays for each other and mirrors the grit of the city. “I’m just super excited,” said Anthony. “Indianapolis is always the underdog.
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If a biological man had competed against Simone, she would’ve never won a medal. Just another elitist with an out-of-touch take on something she knows nothing about.
@Riley_Gaines_ You’re truly sick, all of this campaigning because you lost a race. Straight up sore loser. You should be uplifting the trans community and perhaps finding a way to make sports inclusive OR creating a new avenue where trans feel safe in sports. Maybe a transgender
The NBA changed after the BLM protests and all the political talk. It feels softer now, not like the tough 80s and 90s. But here in Indy, the Pacers are rolling, and it’s a great time to be a fan.
And Adam Silver is talking with owners about expansion? The NBA regular season is an awful product. League needs fixing. Not expansion.
Today started strong—Pacers win, work went well. Then I ate like garbage and let the disease of addiction creep in. Went to a meeting. Now I’m finishing the day at the gym. Recovery isn’t about perfection, it’s about doing what you must to get another day clean. #RecoveryPosse
