WRTV-TV (Indianapolis, IN)

WRTV is a television station that operates on virtual channel 6 and UHF digital channel 25. It is affiliated with ABC and is based in Indianapolis, Indiana, USA. The station is owned by the E. W. Scripps Company's broadcasting division. WRTV has its main studio on Meridian Street in the northwestern part of Indianapolis, situated within the city's Television Row. Additionally, it has a secondary studio at Monument Circle in downtown Indianapolis. The station's transmitter is located on the northwest side of the city, close to Meridian Hills.

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#110929

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For the love of the game: Teams from across Indy compete in the Dust Bowl

17 hours ago | wrtv.com | Rachael Wilkerson

INDIANAPOLIS — The love of basketball and competition is what you'll find at Washington Park during the Community Love Fest Dust Bowl. Basketball teams across Indianapolis are coming together to compete for a $10,000 grand prize. It's part of a four-day celebration of culture, community and comebacks.
Thousands warned for speeding in Indiana construction zones

1 day ago | wrtv.com | Meredith Hackler

INDIANAPOLIS — Thousands of drivers have been warned after being caught speeding in a construction zone on the northeast side of Indianapolis. The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) and construction workers say these warnings are having an impact. “Our office, everyone comes through our office, and we want everybody to be able to go home,” said Chad Scott, the VP of Safety, Health and Environmental Management at Milestone Contractors.
Young Men Inc. program turning boys into young men

1 day ago | wrtv.com | Rachael Wilkerson

INDIANAPOLIS — Learning life lessons and staying out of trouble are what a local camp hopes its 65 campers will accomplish this summer. Young Men Inc., Youth Ministries, works to help boys become young men. It's also building family relationships. Parents and grandparents tell WRTV that Young Men Inc. has truly made a difference in their youngsters' lives. They've seen growth, maturity and discipline. "The camp has really changed him in the last four years. He has changed his attitude.
Caitlin Clark still out with injury: Her absence being felt beyond basketball

2 days ago | wrtv.com | Naja Woods

INDIANAPOLIS — The absence of Caitlin Clark from the Indiana Fever continues to reach beyond the basketball court. On Thursday, Clark addressed the media for the first time since the team announced she would miss multiple games due to a leg injury on May 26. “I miss the games—that goes for anybody that’s ever hurt,” Clark said after team practice Thursday. The Fever confirmed that Clark's quad strain would sideline her for at least two weeks.
Indianapolis takes action against illegal dumping with $5 million initiative

2 days ago | wrtv.com | Meredith Hackler

INDIANAPOLIS — Illegal dumping of trash and unwanted items has plagued the city for years, but local officials are now committing to combat this issue. The city has allocated $5 million in funding to address illegal dumping, targeting areas identified by residents. Local property inspector Tilynna Francis witnesses the consequences of illegal dumping daily. “It’s widespread; I see it every single day,” she said.
Soccer clinic connecting kids with Marion County Prosecutor's Office

2 days ago | wrtv.com | Rachael Wilkerson

INDIANAPOLIS — Through soccer and conversations, kids across Indianapolis learned about leadership, connection and all about what the Marion County Prosecutor's office does. The MCPO's third annual soccer clinic was held on Indy's northwest side on Thursday. "If we can help build those leadership skills, build self-esteem, those are the things that are going to help keep kids out of the criminal justice system," said Prosecutor Ryan Mears.
Pacers fans share memories ahead of Game 1 of the NBA Finals

3 days ago | wrtv.com | Jessica Gruenling

INDIANAPOLIS — “I’m very proud of my collection,” said Benjamin Howell. Howell is a lifelong Pacers fan. He has a big collection of bobble heads, some of which are his beloved Indiana Pacers. “I was a fan for many years, the very highs and the very lows, and now it’s great to see us be able to contend for that championship,” said Howell. Howell was also around for the first audition of Area 55, the fan zone, when Roy Hibbert was around.
'It's detrimental': Federal closure of Job Corps leaves Hoosier students in limbo

3 days ago | wrtv.com | Naja Woods

INDIANA — The largest federal program offering free education and job training to young people across the nation, including many low-income residents of Indiana, has been ordered to suspend operations indefinitely. This closure significantly affects local Job Corps sites. Hundreds of young adults seeking a pathway to stability and success have depended on the services it provides. “I got to figure it out all over again,” said Camille Morgan, a 21-year-old resident of the Atterbury Job Corps campus.
Haughville mini basketball expos bringing community together

3 days ago | wrtv.com | Rachael Wilkerson

HAUGHVILLE — Organizations on the near west side are teaming up to bring back community basketball tournaments. It's an effort to get to know neighbors and create a positive activity for kids. Organizers tell WRTV they haven't done something like this in 25 years. They want to bring friendly basketball tournaments to the Haughville community and utilize the upgraded courts and parks. "The overall goal, really, is getting the community back out.
Global Entrepreneurship Conference allows IU Students to showcase innovative ideas

3 days ago | wrtv.com | Meredith Hackler

INDIANAPOLIS — The City of Indianapolis is back on the global stage, this time as a hub for entrepreneurs from around the world. The Global Entrepreneurship Congress is offering a platform for local college students to pitch their inventions and ideas to a global audience. Indiana University brought some of its brightest students to the GEC, with each project aiming to address a specific problem.