Steve Brown

Dec 17, 2024 | fox59.com | Steve Brown

INDIANAPOLIS - A spokesperson for the US Postal Service elected not to answer questions about "pockets" of delays leading to later-than-expected deliveries of packages in Indianapolis this holiday season. "A lot of it is staffing," said Paul Toms, president of Branch 39 of the National Association of Letter Carriers. FOX59/CBS4 became aware of delayed parcels from social media posts and messages from viewers. One viewer sent a screenshot of the USPS tracking of an expected package.

Dec 12, 2024 | cbs4indy.com | Steve Brown

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Dec 10, 2024 | fox59.com | Steve Brown

INDIANAPOLIS - Rob Strong stood behind his bar at the Whistle Stopp Inn and reminded us, "Indiana hasn't had a Happy Hour in almost 40 years."Such discounted drink specials were banned. But on March 14 of this year, Governor Eric Holcomb ventured into Strong's tavern near Lucas Oil Stadium to sign the so-called, "Happy Hour Bill". "This is about empowering businesses to serve responsibly," said Holcomb.

Dec 9, 2024 | cbs4indy.com | Steve Brown

INDIANAPOLIS — How big is the problem of road rage shootings in central Indiana? The answer is elusive because there is surprisingly little solid information in this age of data-driven police work. The National Highway Transportation Safety Administration (NHTSA) gathers data on deaths caused by road rage or aggressive driving crashes but not vehicle-to-vehicle shooting deaths. The FBI collects information on shootings but not specifically road rage shootings.

Dec 3, 2024 | fox59.com | Steve Brown

ANDERSON, Ind. - The re-drawing of the city of Anderson Common Council districts, already two years overdue, is going to take even longer. On a 7-2 vote Tuesday night, council members decided to hire an outside consultant to assist with re-shaping district boundaries. That did not sit well with 4 th District Councilman Ollie Dixon. "They're trying to eliminate Black folks having a seat at the table," Dixon said.