It's supposed to be a user-friendly township court to help settle small claims. But 13 Investigates found a system some say is out of order and failing to deliver justice.More>>
Thousands of Indiana school buses have been on the road with serious safety violations. Now, for the first time, you can see if your child's school bus is one of them.More>>
13 Investigates recently went inside dog breeding operations with sub-standard conditions. Indiana ranks in the top five states in the nation for having a high number of puppy mills.More>>
As families across Indiana continue to clean up from last week's devastating storms and flooding, 13 Investigates has been following Indiana's trail of disaster relief money from previous storms.More>>
The national response to WTHR investigative reporter Bob Segall's report has been huge. Hundreds of thousands of people have watched the video explaining how undocumented workers are taking advantage ofMore >>
WTHR exposed how confusion, fraud and IRS mismanagement result in billions of dollars in tax credits for illegal immigrants. 13 Investigates' Tax Loophole investigation has been watched by millions of people, and it's triggering debate and change in Washington.More >>
Friday, April 5 2013 7:58 PM EDT2013-04-05 23:58:24 GMT
As many as 50 regional police departments could soon be linked to a new tool that could help them detect violent criminals faster during routine patrols. "We just crossed over to Hancock County," explainedMore >>
13 Investigates reports on the city's push to get the new communications system in place before a $6 million federal grant expires.More >>
Tuesday, April 2 2013 11:05 PM EDT2013-04-03 03:05:28 GMT
13 Investigates has learned a top commander in the Indiana State Police has resigned following a criminal investigation. Major Jeffrey Walker turned in all of his equipment to state police headquartersMore >>
13 Investigates has learned a top commander in the Indiana State Police has resigned following a criminal investigation.More >>
Tuesday, April 2 2013 6:17 PM EDT2013-04-02 22:17:24 GMT
The City of Indianapolis is paying DC lobbyists $80,000 a year to help find federal tax money for local projects. Four city neighborhoods abandoned by auto manufacturers are hoping the investment paysMore >>
The City of Indianapolis is paying DC lobbyists $80,000 a year to help find federal tax money for local projects. Four city neighborhoods abandoned by auto manufacturers are hoping the investment pays off.More >>
Tuesday, April 2 2013 3:45 PM EDT2013-04-02 19:45:09 GMT
Millions of your taxpayer dollars go to keeping electronic surveillance on suspects the government considers a flight risk or down right dangerous. Eyewitness News has learned a company with ties to centralMore >>
Eyewitness News has learned a company with ties to central Indiana is under scrutiny after an accused sex offender in another state slipped away and killed a mother and raped her young daughter.More >>
Thursday, March 28 2013 9:18 PM EDT2013-03-29 01:18:48 GMT
13 Investigates learned 70 school buses in Lawrence Township failed their recent safety inspections. But Lawrence Township parents – and other parents around the state – rarely see the inspection reportsMore >>
State Police inspect all Indiana school buses - more than 16,000 of them - at least once annually. Each inspection results in a formal report, and those reports are a matter of public record.More >>
Thursday, March 28 2013 1:08 PM EDT2013-03-28 17:08:17 GMT
13 Investigates has discovered serious safety problems involving local school buses. One of the area's biggest school districts admits the problems may have put students in danger. Eyewitness News hasMore >>
A top official at Lawrence Township Schools admits poor maintenance on the district's school buses may have put thousands of students in danger. While the district tries to implement changes, insiders fear student safety may continue to be at risk.More >>
Monday, March 25 2013 6:31 PM EDT2013-03-25 22:31:15 GMT
Police say they are sending a message with a coordinated sweep of several night clubs and restaurants. They went looking for underage drinkers this weekend, but found a whole host of other violations.More >>
Police say they are sending a message with a coordinated sweep of several night clubs and restaurants.More >>
Wednesday, March 20 2013 11:09 AM EDT2013-03-20 15:09:46 GMT
Eyewitness News has found cases of sensitive documents left in an Indianapolis recycling bin. They include very personal information involving thousands of people. 13 Investigates retrieved 64 boxesMore >>
Thousands of patient records found by our 13 Investigates team are now in the hands of state investigators.More >>
Thursday, March 14 2013 6:35 PM EDT2013-03-14 22:35:35 GMT
The Marion County agency providing healthcare to the poor is buying up nursing homes statewide in need of a fix, and banking millions in profit. But are they making the grade when it comes to senior care? 13More >>
The Marion County agency providing healthcare to the poor is buying up nursing homes statewide in need of a fix, and banking millions in profit. But are they making the grade when it comes to senior care?More >>
Friday, March 8 2013 5:54 PM EST2013-03-08 22:54:07 GMT
Indiana lawmakers are at it again, trying to decide for the third time what to do about mopeds on our roadways. Over the past six months teens have been seriously injured in moped accidents. Now there'sMore >>
The measure was shot down last year because of a requirement for insurance. So this year, lawmakers have taken both insurance and licenses off the table when it comes to mopeds.More >>
Wednesday, March 6 2013 3:39 PM EST2013-03-06 20:39:42 GMT
Indiana lawmakers are responding to a 13 Investigates report. They're looking at who the state calls a predator. This time next year, a sex crime dating back to 1977 that automatically labels offendersMore >>
This time next year, a sex crime dating back to 1977 that automatically labels offenders "violent predators" could be off the books.More >>
Thursday, February 28 2013 12:34 PM EST2013-02-28 17:34:37 GMT
Is it safe to sell or donate your old cell phones? 13 Investigates discovered personal data often lingers on cell phones – even after the information has supposedly been erased. Experts say millions ofMore >>
Is it safe to sell or donate your old cell phones? 13 Investigates discovered personal data often lingers on cell phones – even after the information has supposedly been erased.More >>
Wednesday, February 27 2013 5:38 PM EST2013-02-27 22:38:18 GMT
13 Investigates exposed "backdoor branches" - local dealers doling out legal BMV tags and registrations to anyone with cash, no questions asked. Now, after three years on the run, a mastermind behindMore >>
Omar Duran Lagunes was convicted of selling legal BMV tags and registrations to anyone with cash, no questions asked.More >>
Tuesday, February 26 2013 3:31 PM EST2013-02-26 20:31:08 GMT
State senators want more information about the number of jobs actually created in Indiana. Tuesday morning, the Indiana Senate passed a bill that would require the Indiana Economic Development CorporationMore >>
Tuesday morning, the Indiana Senate passed a bill that would require the Indiana Economic Development Corporation to provide more details to the public.More >>
Tuesday, February 26 2013 1:38 PM EST2013-02-26 18:38:11 GMT
An Indianapolis firefighter will no longer have to walk around the Regional Operations Center looking for potential fire at the old Eastgate Mall. The City's Deputy Director of Public Safety says firewatchMore >>
The communications center has been under constant surveillance since October when the city's fire marshal found the sprinkler and alarm systems out of compliance.More >>
Friday, February 8 2013 4:35 PM EST2013-02-08 21:35:26 GMT
Indiana has earned a dirty reputation. It's considered one of the worst states in the nation for air pollution. Why? For the past four months, investigative reporter Bob Segall has been investigatingMore >>
13 Investigates has learned several cities and towns in Indiana are about to fail an important part of the Environmental Protection Agency's air safety rules.More >>
Thursday, February 7 2013 6:30 PM EST2013-02-07 23:30:14 GMT
Seclusion at school is a hot topic and one educators don't like to talk about. 13 Investigates shows you why advocates for special needs children are pushing for a consistent statewide policy, puttingMore >>
13 Investigates shows you why advocates for special needs children are pushing for a consistent statewide policy, putting limits on excessive isolation practices.More >>
Thursday, February 7 2013 3:53 PM EST2013-02-07 20:53:45 GMT
School employees who were involved in duct-taping a special needs student's shoes to keep her from taking them off have been placed on leave while the incident is investigated. Shalynn Searcy, 8, is aMore >>
School employees who were involved in duct-taping a special needs student's shoes to keep her from taking them off have been placed on leave while the incident is investigated.More >>
Tuesday, January 29 2013 5:09 PM EST2013-01-29 22:09:53 GMT
A man arrested following an Eyewitness News investigation faces sentencing Tuesday. Marcos Lopez was convicted of identity theft after stealing a baby's Social Security number and using it for more thanMore >>
Marcos Lopez was convicted of identity theft after stealing a baby's Social Security number and using it for more than a decade. He'll spend one year behind bars for his crime. See resources to help you protect your child's identity.More >>
Monday, January 28 2013 5:58 PM EST2013-01-28 22:58:19 GMT
There's growing concern whether Indianapolis has enough medics on the street. The county agency that pays EMS workers say there's no problem. But insiders say units are being forced to shut down, leavingMore >>
Inside sources at Indianapolis EMS say the trucks are shut down due to a lack manpower, leaving those on the job scrambling to fill gaps in coverage across the city.More >>
Saturday, January 26 2013 1:05 PM EST2013-01-26 18:05:09 GMT
The Indiana University School of Medicine is discussing its relationship with Alpha Funeral Service, amid allegations that cremated remains of random cadavers were fraudulently sent back to the school.More >>
The Indiana University School of Medicine is discussing its relationship with Alpha Funeral Service, amid allegations that cremated remains of random cadavers were fraudulently sent back to the school.More >>
Thursday, January 24 2013 9:41 PM EST2013-01-25 02:41:46 GMT
The city is dealing with a shortage of EMTs and paramedics. 13 Investigates how often ambulances were left parked without qualified emergency technicians, leaving some areas of the city without neededMore >>
13 Investigates how often ambulances were left parked without qualified emergency technicians, leaving some areas of the city without needed emergency service.More >>
Wednesday, January 23 2013 1:48 PM EST2013-01-23 18:48:02 GMT
INDIANAPOLIS - Indiana has spent hundreds of millions of Hoosier tax dollars to attract jobs, but the actual number of jobs created has been a tightly kept secret. Today state lawmakers had a chance toMore >>
Today state lawmakers debated a bill that would require the state's detailed job numbers to be released to the public. Despite talk of transparency, some state leaders are still fighting to keep job numbers private.More >>
Tuesday, January 15 2013 6:30 PM EST2013-01-15 23:30:03 GMT
The City of Indianapolis is withholding its rent money from the owner of the former Eastgate Mall. 13 Investigates first exposed the lease deal and the thousands of dollars being spent daily for a fireMore >>
For the first time, the city is allowing our cameras to inspect the construction flaws up close as it takes stop gap actions to cover the building and the lease.More >>
Friday, January 11 2013 5:25 PM EST2013-01-11 22:25:08 GMT
13 Investigates is uncovering more troubling details about the city's new regional operations center, known as the "ROC." The facility was allowed to host security for last year's Super Bowl with theMore >>
13 Investigates is uncovering more troubling details about the city's new regional operations center, known as the "ROC."More >>
Thursday, January 10 2013 5:54 PM EST2013-01-10 22:54:22 GMT
Indiana lawmakers are ready to take action on a loophole exposed by 13 Investigates, letting inmates out of prison after just a fraction of their sentences. We first brought you this story last November.More >>
Indiana lawmakers are ready to take action on a loophole exposed by 13 Investigates, letting inmates out of prison after just a fraction of their sentences.More >>
Thursday, January 10 2013 5:49 PM EST2013-01-10 22:49:02 GMT
The city's new $18 million operations center at the old Eastgate Mall is under a fire watch tonight. 13 Investigates has learned, despite major safety code violations, the facility opened for the SuperMore >>
The city's new $18 million operations center at the old Eastgate Mall is under a fire watch tonight. More >>
Thursday, January 3 2013 5:51 PM EST2013-01-03 22:51:21 GMT
Glaring problems in the police evidence room came to light last year in the midst of the Officer David Bisard Case. Those problems threatened the prosecution against the officer. 13 Investigates takesMore >>
13 Investigates takes you deep inside the evidence room to show you what changes need to take place.More >>
Monday, December 31 2012 6:17 PM EST2012-12-31 23:17:50 GMT
More than a hundred Hoosiers were killed in 2011 in accidents involving big trucks. New federal and state programs have now been launched to help keep you safe on the road, by tracking risky drivers andMore >>
New federal and state programs have now been launched to help keep you safe on the road, by tracking risky drivers and companies failing to follow the rules. But 13 Investigates has found some slipping by, and tracks down those behind the dangerous crashes and their companies' safety grades.More >>
Friday, December 28 2012 9:39 AM EST2012-12-28 14:39:10 GMT
Should the IRS be giving billions of dollars in tax credits to illegal immigrants? Many lawmakers say "no" after seeing an Eyewitness News investigation exposing massive fraud involving undocumented workersMore >>
Some illegal immigrants are speaking out to explain why the tax credits are so important, and why Congress should not eliminate them.More >>
Tuesday, December 25 2012 9:44 PM EST2012-12-26 02:44:19 GMT
13 Investigates has learned the IRS is now taking action following an Eyewitness News investigation. The changes will reduce fraud and save taxpayers billions of dollars. Earlier this year, 13 InvestigatesMore >>
13 Investigates has learned the IRS is now taking action following an Eyewitness News investigation. The changes will reduce fraud and save taxpayers billions of dollars.More >>
Monday, December 24 2012 6:15 PM EST2012-12-24 23:15:23 GMT
Indiana taxpayers have a right to know how many jobs they are paying for. That is the position of State Sen. Mike Delph (R – Carmel), who has filed legislation that would prevent the Indiana EconomicMore >>
Years of stonewalling and lack of transparency cited as lawmaker calls for more information about Indiana's economic development activity.More >>
Thursday, December 13 2012 6:38 PM EST2012-12-13 23:38:49 GMT
13 Investigates a former Purdue student's criminal case that may lead to a change in Indiana's predator law. Indiana's sex offender registry is supposed to help communities keep track of predators. ButMore >>
13 Investigates a former Purdue student's criminal case that may lead to a change in Indiana's predator law.More >>
Wednesday, December 12 2012 11:03 PM EST2012-12-13 04:03:15 GMT
There are new developments after a 13 Investigates story revealed dangerous explosives sitting on store shelves for nearly anyone to buy. The explosive is called tannerite and the legislation proposedMore >>
There are new developments after a 13 Investigates story revealed dangerous explosives sitting on store shelves for nearly anyone to buy.More >>
Friday, December 7 2012 5:56 PM EST2012-12-07 22:56:22 GMT
Once a scholar, a former Indiana college student is fighting for his future. A mix of alcohol and bad behavior resulted in a crime and now a lifetime label that even his victim says doesn't fit. 13More >>
13 Investigates uncovers the extremes of Indiana's predator law on two highly-charged cases.More >>
Wednesday, December 5 2012 9:02 PM EST2012-12-06 02:02:24 GMT
State legislators are looking at new rules to keep Indiana tax dollars from going to illegal immigrants. An Eyewitness News investigation first exposed last spring an IRS loophole allowing illegal immigrantsMore >>
State legislators are looking at new rules to keep Indiana tax dollars from going to illegal immigrants.More >>
Tuesday, December 4 2012 10:58 PM EST2012-12-05 03:58:59 GMT
A massive investigation to make sure you're getting what you pay for at the pump is over tonight. 13 Investigates revealed the pump problems, and Indianapolis inspectors responded in a big way. You barelyMore >>
A massive investigation to make sure you're getting what you pay for at the pump is over tonight.More >>
Friday, November 30 2012 5:56 PM EST2012-11-30 22:56:33 GMT
An Indianapolis teenager says, "I can finally feel like myself," after police arrested a man accused of stealing his identity more than a decade ago. Detectives from IMPD and the U.S. Secret Service arrestedMore >>
The man at the center of an Eyewitness News investigation is now behind bars. Marcos Lopez is charged with identity theft for allegedly stealing a baby's Social Security number and using it for more than a decade.More >>
Tuesday, November 27 2012 6:19 PM EST2012-11-27 23:19:43 GMT
13 Investigates has discovered hundreds of people who've been receiving unemployment benefits are being asked to pay the money back. Many other workers may be at risk as well, due to a major change inMore >>
13 Investigates has discovered hundreds of people who've been receiving unemployment benefits are being asked to pay the money back.More >>
Wednesday, November 21 2012 4:26 PM EST2012-11-21 21:26:23 GMT
Indiana is one of the worst states in the nation for major security breaches involving your health care records. What happens to companies that fail to protect your private information? 13 InvestigatesMore >>
Indiana is one of the worst states in the nation for major security breaches involving your health care records. What happens to companies that fail to protect your private information?More >>
Monday, November 19 2012 11:24 PM EST2012-11-20 04:24:15 GMT
Eyewitness News has discovered a program created to provide low-income Americans with emergency phone services has now grown into a multi-billion dollar program paid for with your money. 13 InvestigatesMore >>
Eyewitness News has discovered a program created to provide low-income Americans with emergency phone services has now grown into a multi-billion dollar program paid for with your money.More >>
Wednesday, November 14 2012 11:15 PM EST2012-11-15 04:15:13 GMT
Facing growing criticism and anger, a judge in northeast Indiana has stepped away from a mysterious and controversial case involving the death of a 16-month-old girl. How the toddler died is tragic. ButMore >>
Facing growing criticism and anger, a judge in northeast Indiana has stepped away from a mysterious and controversial case involving the death of a 16-month-old girl.More >>
Saturday, November 10 2012 12:09 AM EST2012-11-10 05:09:10 GMT
Eyewitness News is learning new details about the murder of a young Indianapolis girl. The court files of three-year-old Carmen Ellis were released Friday. Ellis died after a severe beating in August,More >>
Eyewitness News is learning new details about the murder of a young Indianapolis girl.More >>
Wednesday, November 7 2012 11:15 PM EST2012-11-08 04:15:36 GMT
13 Investigates has discovered easy access explosives in stores around Indianapolis. Nearly anyone can buy them with almost no questions asked. There is a good chance you have not heard of a product calledMore >>
There is a good chance you have not heard of a product called tannerite and neither had a state senator until Eyewitness News showed him what it can do.More >>
Monday, November 5 2012 9:39 AM EST2012-11-05 14:39:55 GMT
Indiana lawmakers say they are moving forward with plans that would keep convicted criminals behind bars longer. That comes after 13 Investigates revealed concerns that thousands of violent criminalsMore >>
Indiana lawmakers say they are moving forward with plans that would keep convicted criminals behind bars longer.More >>
Thursday, November 1 2012 11:20 PM EDT2012-11-02 03:20:16 GMT
The heat is probably already on at your home, but who do you call if the furnace breaks down? Eyewitness News wanted to see what happened when we called a repairman to fix a furnace. Would they do theMore >>
Eyewitness News wanted to see what happened when we called a repairman to fix a furnace. Would they do the right thing? Or would our hidden cameras capture something else?More >>
Monday, October 29 2012 11:31 AM EDT2012-10-29 15:31:46 GMT
An Eyewitness News investigation shows many of Indiana's most violent criminals and repeat felons get out of prison decades early. 13 Investigates shows how it happens and why thousands of murderers,More >>
An Eyewitness News investigation shows many of Indiana's most violent criminals and repeat felons get out of prison decades early.More >>
Saturday, October 27 2012 6:21 AM EDT2012-10-27 10:21:13 GMT
There is growing outrage about violent criminals being released too soon from prison. 13 Investigates showed killers and rapists cutting decades off their sentences. State lawmakers are now vowing toMore >>
13 Investigates showed killers and rapists cutting decades off their sentences. State lawmakers are now vowing to do something about it.More >>
Monday, October 1 2012 11:58 PM EDT2012-10-02 03:58:03 GMT
An Eyewitness News investigation earned national recognition Monday night. Investigative reporter Bob Segall's "Where are the jobs?" series of stories earned a national Emmy Award. 13 Investigates revealedMore >>
Investigative reporter Bob Segall's "Where are the jobs?" series of stories earned a national Emmy Award Monday night.More >>
Monday, October 1 2012 4:59 PM EDT2012-10-01 20:59:21 GMT
Methamphetamine users are shaking up volatile chemicals in popular sports drink bottles and toting their dangerous concoction out in public in purses and backpacks, putting families in harm's way. StateMore >>
Methamphetamine users are shaking up volatile chemicals in popular sports drink bottles and toting their dangerous concoction out in public in purses and backpacks, putting families in harm's way.More >>
Wednesday, September 19 2012 1:51 PM EDT2012-09-19 17:51:42 GMT
More than 62 million Americans live in homes governed by a Homeowners Association, and many of those homes are here in Indiana. While HOAs can enhance your home's value and protect your investment, theyMore >>
Why are some HOA neighborhoods literally crumbling? 13 Investigates shows you what happened, and what steps you can take to prevent a HOA nightmare.More >>
Monday, September 17 2012 10:03 PM EDT2012-09-18 02:03:59 GMT
Trying to ask a question, want to get information about paying a ticket or interested in rescheduling a court date? Good luck! WTHR finds frustrations run high as the court answers less than 1% of phoneMore >>
When Randy Siders decided to fight a recent speeding ticket, he didn't realize he'd also be fighting an outdated phone system at the Marion County Traffic Court.More >>
Wednesday, September 12 2012 12:14 PM EDT2012-09-12 16:14:00 GMT
Taxpayers want their hard-earned money put to good use. 13 Investigates finds Indiana state agencies failing to pay their bills on time, some with mounting overdue fees, costing you millions. What 13 InvestigatesMore >>
13 Investigates has found a troubling practice: State agencies paying their bills late. As a result, Indiana taxpayers are paying millions of dollars in late fees.More >>
Wednesday, September 5 2012 4:48 PM EDT2012-09-05 20:48:37 GMT
Expectant mothers incarcerated at the Indiana Women's Prison are being forced to hit the road to give birth. 13 Investigates has discovered a new policy that sends women in labor nearly an hour away toMore >>
For years, mothers behind bars delivered their babies at Wishard. But 13 Investigates has learned the inmates are no longer welcomed by the county-owned hospital.More >>
Tuesday, August 28 2012 11:32 PM EDT2012-08-29 03:32:50 GMT
13 Investigates has learned the dream of becoming a homeowner has turned into a nightmare for some people. Now, the Marion County prosecutor is bringing charges for home fraud. Beverly Cannedy and ShelaMore >>
13 Investigates has learned the dream of becoming a homeowner has turned into a nightmare for some people. Now, the Marion County prosecutor is bringing charges for home fraud.More >>
Wednesday, August 22 2012 10:21 PM EDT2012-08-23 02:21:19 GMT
An Indiana woman convicted of setting a 1995 fire that killed her three-year-old son is to be released for the first time after 16 years in prison. A Decatur County judge set bail for 38-year-old KristineMore >>
An Indiana woman convicted of setting a 1995 fire that killed her three-year-old son was released Wednesday for the first time after 16 years in prison.More >>
Monday, August 20 2012 6:17 PM EDT2012-08-20 22:17:37 GMT
Two teenagers were seriously hurt in a moped crash over the weekend, prompting calls for change in the state's moped law. Both 13-year-olds are still in the hospital, and one of the boys spoke with EyewitnessMore >>
Two teenagers were seriously hurt in a moped crash over the weekend, prompting calls for change in the state's moped law.More >>
Friday, August 17 2012 12:14 PM EDT2012-08-17 16:14:49 GMT
Exotic jewelry for sale at the Indiana State Fair is raising questions because of what's lurking inside. 13 Investigates learned a tiny bean is prompting health concerns around the world, but is soldMore >>
Exotic jewelry for sale at the Indiana State Fair is raising questions because of what's lurking inside.More >>
Thursday, August 9 2012 6:13 PM EDT2012-08-09 22:13:45 GMT
During the past ten years, Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration Russell George says he's seen a lot of audit reports. But he admits he's never seen one quite like the report his agency issuedMore >>
During the past ten years, Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration Russell George says he's seen a lot of audit reports. But he admits he's never seen one quite like the report his agency issued yesterday.More >>
Wednesday, August 8 2012 4:28 PM EDT2012-08-08 20:28:02 GMT
13 investigates uncovered billions of dollars of tax fraud, and changes are underway to fix the costly mistakes. A federal investigation confirms everything we uncovered about a huge tax fraud that'sMore >>
A federal investigation confirms everything we uncovered about a huge tax fraud that's putting money in the bank accounts of people living and working here illegally.More >>
Wednesday, August 1 2012 10:18 AM EDT2012-08-01 14:18:03 GMT
An Indiana driving school owner has done it again. He has shut down his drivers education program and walked away with students money. 13 Investigates first uncovered troubling practices in Indianapolis.More >>
Gary Baxter owns commercial driving schools across Indiana. There's just one problem - his commercial license from the BMV is no longer valid. More >>
Award-winning journalist Bob Segall joined Eyewitness News as the chief "13 Investigates" reporter in February of 2006.More >>
Bob Segall 13 Investigates Reporter Award-winning journalist Bob Segall joined Eyewitness News as the chief "13 Investigates" reporter in February of 2006.More >>
Veteran reporter Sandra Chapman joined the Eyewitness News Investigators in December of 2003.More >>
Sandra Chapman Eyewitness News Investigators Veteran reporter Sandra Chapman joined the Eyewitness News Investigators in December of 2003. She came to WTHR after spending ten years at WISH-TV in Indianapolis.More >>
If you think state police are just looking for speeders, think again. All across Indiana, state troopers are now cracking down on a dangerous problem that impacts local grocery stores and restaurants,More >>
If you think state police are just looking for speeders, think again. All across Indiana, state troopers are now cracking down on a dangerous problem that impacts local grocery stores and restaurants, and it can make you and your family very sick.More >>
Thursday, July 5 2012 10:03 AM EDT2012-07-05 14:03:09 GMT
Millions of illegal immigrants are getting a bigger tax refund than you. Eyewitness News shows a massive tax loophole that provides billions of dollars in tax credits to undocumented workers and, in manyMore >>
Millions of illegal immigrants are getting a bigger tax refund than you. Eyewitness News shows a massive tax loophole that provides billions of dollars in tax credits to undocumented workers and, in many cases, people who have never stepped foot in the United States. And you are paying for it!More >>
13 Investigates begins to unravel Indiana's real job numbers – even though the governor and the state's economic development agency say those stats are secret and should stay that way. More >>
See a compilation of stories from WTHR about an alleged assault on a Carmel High School bus and in a locker room involving members of the boys' basketball team.More >>
WTHR and the Marion County Health Department are offering a special testing clinic where consumers can get their dishes tested for free. See details here.More >>
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