Taste of Bloomington Returns
BLOOMINGTON — The annual Taste of Bloomington festival is back after a two-year hiatus, thanks to local restaurateur Jordan Davis.
BLOOMINGTON — The annual Taste of Bloomington festival is back after a two-year hiatus, thanks to local restaurateur Jordan Davis.
We visited Bloomington to preview Taste of Bloomington for our broadcast.
The brand-new Arena at Innovation Mile in Noblesville is set to open next week, offering a state-of-the-art facility for the community.
The Indiana State Fair is set to start on Friday, and this year's event promises a variety of new things for everyone to see and enjoy.
As educators prepare classrooms for the new school year, WISH-TV and Teachers' Treasures are in a final sprint to secure donations during the Gr8 Paper Push.
Get ready to look up, Indiana!
The Sheridan Historical Society is hosting an open house event to celebrate the life and coaching career of retired Sheridan Blackhawk football coach Bud Wright.
A 15-year-old from Indianapolis, JP McMillian, organized a back-to-school event that brought teenagers together to provide essentials for kids in need.
The Children's Museum of Indianapolis has launched a crowdfunding campaign to restore its historic carousel, kicking off National Carousel Day.
Get ready for a fun-filled day of back-to-school essentials in Indianapolis!
Sunday marked the conclusion of this year's Indiana Black Expo, an annual event that has been highlighting Indiana's Black community since 1970.
City leaders estimate that the WNBA All-Star Game and the Indiana Black Expo's Summer Celebration drew more than 70,000 people to Indianapolis this weekend, pumping millions of dollars into the local economy.
The Humane Society for Boone County is hosting a Pint-Sized Pawty on Saturday, and everyone's invited!
Muncie officials, in collaboration with Indiana American Water, have announced a series of changes to the rules and operations at Prairie Creek Reservoir Park.
Summerfest is back with a new name, new flavors, and a fresh take on one of Indiana's most anticipated seasonal celebrations.
For the first time in Indiana State Fair history, a corn-eating competition is debuting at the event this summer.
INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Black Expo Summer Celebration is one of the largest African-American cultural events in the country, featuring a wide range of events showcasing music, art, culture, and community.
The Children's Museum of Indianapolis has unveiled a new exhibit called "Take Me there: Peru!
A pair of nonprofits, Indiana Legal Services and the Neighborhood Christian Legal Clinic, are offering free legal services for low-income individuals at the Central Library of the Indianapolis Public Library (IPL).
Florida Democrats are raising alarms over conditions at the state's new immigration detention center, known as "Alligator Alcatraz".
Indianapolis food truck operators are on edge as the city prepares to introduce a new ordinance targeting late-night vendors.
A "Ride for No More Suicide" is an event aimed at reaching Indianapolis men, with a message that they are not alone.
Downtown Indianapolis was packed on Friday night as over 20,000 people gathered for the third annual Fourth Fest celebration.
INDIANAPOLIS — On Independence Day, a group in Garfield Park came together to discuss how they would improve America over burgers and hot dogs.
The Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site in Indianapolis hosted its annual Independence Day Social, offering a free celebration that combined history and fun for all ages.
Lawrence residents gathered on Friday to celebrate Independence Day, or 4th Fest 2025.
Joey Chestnut returned to the Nathan's Famous Fourth of July International Hot Dog-Eating Contest after a one-year hiatus and reclaimed his title in dominant fashion.
The Tony Etchison Memorial Foundation is gearing up for its fourth annual golf outing on July 21.
Franklin's annual Firecracker Festival hosted "WISH You Were Here," a summer series by WISH-TV's "Focus on Family.
The Indiana Department of Natural Resources announced that at least 44 camp sites out of more than 300 are closed due to high water levels in Lake Monroe.
Downtown Indianapolis has evolved into a thriving hub of activities, featuring events such as the farmers' market, Spark on the Circle, and various sporting events.
Downtown Indy's Fourth Fest returns for its third year, bringing fireworks, food, live music, and family fun to the heart of the Circle City.
Summertime in Indiana is prime time for county fairs, and this week, the Bartholomew County 4-H Fair is in the middle of a heat wave.
The Komen Tissue Bank at the IU Simon Comprehensive Cancer Center is partnering with the WNBA All-Star Committee for a historic breast tissue collection event from July 12-13 to advance breast cancer research.
Posted: Jun 15, 2025 / 07:06 PM EST / Updated: Jun 15, 2025 / 07:06 PM ESTINDIANAPOLIS — Pride Month celebrations surrounded Monument Circle.
In Indianapolis, thousands of protesters gathered outside the Indiana Statehouse on Saturday, voicing their concerns over perceived government overreach and injustice as part of the No Kings national protest.
All week long, aircraft, tanks, and armored vehicles have been arriving in Washington, D.
INDIANAPOLIS — The Turner Block Fan Zone is a select group of Pacers fans known for being the loudest section inside Gainbridge Fieldhouse.
The Indiana State Fair has announced the second wave of Hoosier Lottery Free Stage concerts for 2025.
Organizations on Indianapolis' near west side are teaming up to bring back community basketball tournaments, a effort to get to know neighbors and create a positive activity for kids.
Brownsburg residents are weighing in on the Lincolnwood Park Master Plan, with feedback overwhelmingly positive at a recent public meeting.
Martindale Brightwood residents celebrated a plan to improve their community's quality of life, gathering on Thursday at over a dozen locations to connect and learn how they can get involved.
CARMEL — The City of Carmel is set to host its first-ever EidFest, the committee announced on Thursday.
A dreary Thursday is forecasted across much of Indiana, with lots of clouds and a few spotty showers expected throughout the day.
The Indiana Pacers are making a push for their first NBA Finals since 2000, and some fans are digging deep into their closets to wear vintage gear from that era.
The 500 Festival Breakfast at the Brickyard brought together over 80 mayors from across Indiana for a morning of celebration and connection at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
Chelsea Murdock, from Fishers, has been crowned the 2025 500 Festival Queen Scholar for her outstanding achievements and community involvement.
Indiana's first-ever ALS Awareness Day took place at the Statehouse on Friday, drawing attention to the rare, progressive neurodegenerative disease that affects hundreds across the state.
The Indiana Department of Workforce Development's WorkOne is hosting a free hiring event, encouraging job seekers to attend.