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Indiana State Troopers try to "take back" Interstate 465

Grandson of runaway slave awarded Sagamore of the Wabash for lifetime effort of keeping grandfather's story alive

April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month. FOX59 often reports on sex crimes against children. Here in Indiana, we average more than a case a day. Last week, Angela wrote about 22-year-old Bobby Linhart, and the charges against him, including the sexual abuse of a 12-year-old. She talked about the horrific sexual deviant conversation that police showed he had with other children. Angela mentioned how upset this made her -- and the Executive Director of Susie's Place Child Advocacy Centers saw her post and reached out.

Emily Perry joined Angela in the studio to share more about their mission. For more information, click here.

Foodies, you won't want to miss this! Indianapolis Monthly is bringing back its popular luxury dining series Savor Indianapolis. It features one-night-only menus some of the Circle City's best chefs working together. The series debuted last fall and was a huge success. Abby Broderick with Indy Monthly Events and Ritz Charles Executive Chef Scott Deck joined Daniel in the studio with the details. For more information, click here.

INDIANAPOLIS -- The Horseshoe are giving fans an inside look at their team and events off the field. Their new 'Behind the Colts' series hopes to showcase the lives of team members outside of their plays in games, and draw fans in to learn more about the heart of the Colts.

The first episode gives an inside look into Head Coach Shane Steichen's first season in Indianapolis. Click here to watch it.

More episodes will be released showing inside looks at the NFL draft, and fan -favorite players.

Click here to head over to the Colts' website where you can find more information on these episodes and their release dates.

11:11 Bar and Grill gets alcohol license revoked, after recent mass shooting

A popular northeast side sports bar reopens bigger and better right in time for all the madness. Sherman went to the northeast side – where pizza, wings, and college basketball are on the menu.

With all the uncertainties that come with pre-planned events like concerts and festivals, more people are buying insurance for their tickets these days. Is it worth it?

Daily 3 Daily 4 Evening Drawing: March 26, 2024

Republican candidates for Indiana governor make their case before May primary

Indiana ATC officials shut down bar where mass shooting occurred over the weekend

Crouch and Doden clash over gas tax cut question during FOX59/CBS4 debate