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Have you noticed that the price of eggs has risen nearly 50-percent in just the last month? It almost makes one scream ouch at the refrigerated section of the local grocer. The reason for the increased price tag of “protein by the dozen” has been blamed on one of the worst bird flu epidemics the […]

The national president of the NAACP wants South Carolina lawmakers to take down the Confederate flag flying outside the State Capitol building. On Sunday morning television program, CBS’s “Face the Nation,” Cornell William Brooks said the flag is more recognizable as a symbol of white supremacists than for any historical reasons. The shooter who killed […]

Police in Charleston SC have released this image, seen above, of the suspect they believe is the shooter in a deadly rampage at a historic black church Emanuel AME Church that left nine people who were attending bible study Wednesday night dead. This image of the unknown suspect was taken from a security camera. Charleston Police […]

Teen Unemployment Opportunity Fair Friday Evening In Indianapolis Jun 12, 2015, 01:15 PM ET By Kim Wells News Anchor-Radio One/Indianapolis More from Kim, here. Follow Kim on Twitter: @kwellscomm Improving the economics of our community’s youth is on tap this evening as a part of a collaborative effort of community partners. Our youth want summer jobs and […]

Netflix has made sure that you can stick with them all weekend long for a binge watching good time, that is if you are a fan of Orange Is the New Black. Season Three of the female prison comedy-drama series got an early release Thursday night. Surprise! It’s available today. “Orange” earned more than 20 […]

Two Indianapolis firefighters are recovering from injuries sustained battling flames at an abandoned apartment building on Indy’s northeast side—a fire that officials now say was intentionally set. On Wednesday night, crews were called to the location at East 42nd Street and North Brentwood Drive around 8:30 p.m. where they found the building ablaze. They brought the […]

We start out this National Iced Tea Day with shootings here in Indy impacting young people in our community. Indianapolis Metro police are investigating an overnight shooting. A young man in his 20’s is the victim of a botched robbery outside fast food restaurant Popeye’s Louisiana Kitchen. It happened on 16th Street and Sharon Avenue […]

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton is making a fundraising stop here in Indianapolis. Political and government news website Politico.com is reporting the former Secretary of State’s schedule and on it she’ll attend a private event here in the Circle City on June 22.  No other details have been released about this appearance. Clinton has numerous campaign stops scheduled […]

The American Red Cross is holding its first-ever national “Giving Day” today. The 24-hour fundraising effort supports the work that the organization does throughout the year in communities every day, not just when there’s a disaster to respond to. Here’s how you can help. Go to RedCross.Org or call 1-800-Red-Cross to make a donation. The […]

No one stopped to help then, but you can help now. A fund has been set up for the family of a man who was fatally struck by several cars on the northwest side of Indianapolis last month. That hit and run victim was later identified as Michael Tyson. Tyson was hit by as many as […]

Metro police are busy this Monday morning still working to find out who shot and killed a woman overnight just south of downtown. They suspect robbery was the motive according to witness accounts. The yet unnamed victim was found lying in the street at around 1:15 a.m. shot multiple times on South East Street. Fox […]

The Houston Rockets have held on and will live to see another game in the 2015 NBA Playoffs. Houston avoided elimination –despite heavy rains and flooding that have taken over the area– by beating the Golden State Warriors finally in Game Four of the Western Conference finals on Memorial Day evening.  The score was 128-115. Golden […]