Ryan Hedrick
Morning News Anchor at WIBC-FM (Indianapolis, IN)
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5 days ago |
wibc.com | Ryan Hedrick
CLOSE INDIANAPOLIS — One person was killed in a crash on the city’s northwest side Thursday afternoon, say Indianapolis police. The accident happened around 12:45 p.m. at the intersection of West 64th Street and Michigan Road. Police reports indicate the incident involved a motorcycle, and firefighters were dispatched to the scene for a personal injury accident.
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wibc.com | Ryan Hedrick
CLOSE INDIANAPOLIS — Get ready for a lot more orange cones. The city officially kicked off construction season Thursday, with $268 million going into road, sidewalk, and trail upgrades all over Indianapolis. This is part of a massive five-year plan to invest $1 billion into the city’s infrastructure.
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wibc.com | Ryan Hedrick
CLOSE BROWNSBURG, Ind. — Families of children allegedly abused at a Brownsburg daycare are suing, claiming the staff failed to report serious accusations against a former employee now facing child molestation charges. Gabriel Garner, 22, was arrested Tuesday and booked into the Hendricks County Jail. Police say he molested children under 14 while working at Main Street University 4 Kidz, where he had been employed since 2021.
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wibc.com | Ryan Hedrick
Source: Universal History Archive / GettyConcord, NH — Former Supreme Court Justice David Souter has died at the age of 85. He passed away Thursday at his home in Concord, New Hampshire. Souter was appointed by President George H.W. Bush in 1990. The Republican justice aligned with the high court’s liberal wing, leaving conservatives disappointed. He retired in 2009 at the age of 69.
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6 days ago |
wibc.com | Ryan Hedrick
CLOSE INDIANAPOLIS — Some homeowners in Indianapolis are upset with the city over plans to expand the Monon Trail. The city wants to widen the trail by 4 feet—2 feet on each side—and is offering to buy parts of people’s backyards to do it. Homeowners say they’re getting low offers with little explanation and feel pressured to give up their land.
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Was all set to clown my nephew with the Cavs down 3-0 but they had to mess around and win one. Fine. Cleveland is still the Mistake by the Lake and the city still smells like broken dreams and burnt rubber.
Most nights in the NBA, one big performance doesn’t win the game by itself. But @spidadmitchell isn’t most players. He’s dominating the @Pacers on both ends. Defense, offense, whatever he wants. Indy has no answer right now.
Offensive rebounds and points off turnovers are the biggest reasons the Cavaliers head into Game 4 needing just one more win to tie the series. I’m not saying the Pacers bought into their own hype, but they came out flat. That comeback magic won’t cut it every time, #YesCers