Johnson County Fire Claims Third Victim Tuesday Morning A fire that killed two young children on Friday has claimed another life. Sirena Slusher-Abbot had been in a medically induced coma after suffering burns over 30-percent of her body trying to rescue her children. The 29-year-old mom died from her injuries Tuesday. Fire officials in Nineveh […]
Bisard To Be Sentenced On Tuesday Consecutive sentences. This is what Marion County Prosecutor Denise Robinson for as a punishment for former IMPD Officer David Bisard. Earlier this month, Bisard was found guilty of driving drunk when he crashed his patrol car into a group of motorcyclists in 2010. That crash killed one of them, Eric Wells, […]
Remembering JFK The world stops to remember and reflect on the life of President John F. Kennedy today on the 50th Anniversary of his assassination. Church bells will ring this afternoon, here in Indianapolis, and in cities across the U.S. at 1:15 p.m. (E.T.) followed by a moment of silence at 1:30 p.m. (E.T.). The 35th President […]
Event Encourages You to Stop Smoking Today is the Great American Smokeout. Smoking is the number one cause of preventable death in the nation. This annual campaign is helping smokers in Indianapolis give up tobacco and aims to help smokers take an important step toward a healthier life. The Smokeout encourages people to kick the habit by […]
Three Schools On Two-Hour Delay Three schools are on a two-hour delay because of a paperwork mistake that has limited the number of buses on the roads Tuesday morning. The delay is only for students at Emma Donnan Middle School, Emmerich Manual High School and TC Howe High School. School officials say the bus company […]
Don’t forget to nominate your Unsung Hero. TODAY is the Deadline. Look for the ‘Unsung’ link here on praiseindy.com!!! Storm Deaths Suffered By Our Neighbor The Weather Channel says storms swept through eight states Sunday including here, in Indiana. The death toll in our neighboring state Illinois has now reached six. Disruption there also […]