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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#22682

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Rising costs of firetrucks are putting strain on Hoosier Fire Departments

2 days ago | wrtv.com | Griffin Gonzalez

CARMEL, IN — Fire departments across Indiana are grappling with skyrocketing costs for emergency vehicles, creating significant challenges for fire chiefs across the state. As prices for fire trucks and ambulances continue to rise, officials warn that the increased financial burden could impact response times and community safety.
Riverside Adventure Park to open next week in Indianapolis

2 days ago | wrtv.com | Rachael Wilkerson

INDIANAPOLIS — Riverside Adventure Park is opening soon. Indy Parks has revitalized one of the city's most historic parks with new playground equipment and trials while highlighting nature in the central part of the Circle City. Indy Parks hope it will encourage folks of all ages to go outside, get active and reduce stress. The project has been in the works since 2017. "This is a major project," said Indy Park's spokesperson Alex Cortwright. "New green space.
City of Winchester worries about quality-of-life amenities following property tax changes

2 days ago | wrtv.com | Meredith Hackler

WINCHESTER, Ind. — From homeowners to cities and towns across Indiana, residents are trying to navigate the implications of property tax changes signed into law by Governor Braun last week. In the small city of Winchester, residents take great pride in their quality-of-life. Attractions such as the disc golf course and the local pool are staples in the community, but with SEA 1 now signed in to law there are concerns about the future of such amenities.
Local fire, police and deputy's honored for their outstanding commitment to Indy

2 days ago | wrtv.com | Rachael Wilkerson

INDIANAPOLIS — Members of the Indianapolis Fire Department, the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department and the Marion County Sheriff's Office were all under one roof Tuesday for the 57th annual Fire, Police & Deputy Sheriff’s Community Recognition Luncheon. The ceremony recognizes those public safety members in the community for outstanding service from the past year, according to the ceremony's host Citizens Energy Group.
Washington Township Schools hosts event aimed at hiring more bus drivers

3 days ago | wrtv.com | Rachael Wilkerson

INDIANAPOLIS — The bus driver is often the first person, other than family members, kids see on their way to school. "And at the end of the day, we get them home safely," said Marla Palacios, Director of Transportation for Washington Township School District. The district is making an effort to recruit more school bus drivers. This comes as a nationwide bus driver shortage continues. Palacios said it's a rewarding experience and a great responsibility. "We transport on average over 6,600 kids a day.
Autism advocates voice concerns at Indiana statehouse after revenue report details revenue shortfall

3 days ago | wrtv.com | Meredith Hackler

INDIANAPOLIS — April is World Autism Month, and in light of Indiana's uncertain fiscal future, disabilities advocates gathered at the Statehouse to express their concerns. The disabilities community is worried that looming budget cuts could jeopardize critical services for individuals with disabilities. Karly Sciortine-Poulter, whose son Andy has been diagnosed with autism, emphasized the impact of Medicaid on her son's life.
Bill that would increase the I-465 speed limit moves to Braun's desk

3 days ago | wrtv.com | Griffin Gonzalez

INDIANAPOLIS — A new bill under consideration may soon increase the speed limit on Interstate 465 from 55 miles per hour to 65 miles per hour, generating mixed reactions from local drivers and officials. House Bill 1461, which primarily addresses road funding, includes a provision to improve safety by aligning speed limits more closely with actual driving behavior. State Rep. Jim Pressel, who authored the bill, noted that many drivers are already traveling at higher speeds.
New program at Arsenal Tech providing students with mental health services, improving attendance

3 days ago | wrtv.com | Jessica Gruenling

INDIANAPOLIS — A new program at Arsenal Tech High School is helping improve student attendance while also focusing on their mental health. This year, the school put together two “Reset Rooms.” The goal is to offer a safe space for students to talk about things they’re going through. “A place they can decompress and to talk about whatever they’re going through.
Local organization fears federal funding cuts could impact efforts to boost Indiana immunization rates

3 days ago | wrtv.com | Naja Woods

INDIANAPOLIS — Federal funding cuts directed by the Trump Administration are impacting organizations nationwide, including health agencies in Indiana. WRTV talked to an organization worried about how the cuts might impact their statewide efforts to get vaccination rates up. For years, the Indiana Immunization Coalition has provided health care for Hoosiers, including free immunizations, with the help of federal funds they’ve received since the pandemic.
IU Health’s mobile lung screening unit hits the road

3 days ago | wrtv.com | Naja Woods

INDIANAPOLIS — IU Health is hitting the road to help save lives against the deadliest form of cancer. Its Mobile Lung Screening Unit has been up and running for almost two months, and it's already reached hundreds of Hoosiers statewide. This week, it stopped in Indy to screen firefighters for free. It’s a simple scan, but it doesn’t happen in the hospital; instead, it's on wheels.