13 WTHR Indianapolis13 Investigates

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 >>

See all 13 Investigates stories about spending at the Hoosier Lottery's new headquarters.More >>

13 Investigates discovered families across central Indiana are jeopardizing their privacy –without even realizing it – because of technology they don't fully understand.More >>

13 Investigates has uncovered exclusive new reports that show public safety workers caught on the job with alcohol in their systems.More >>

The batteries are directly linked to serious injuries and deaths involving dozens of children nationwide, yet most parents are unaware of the risk.More >>

Nearly one in three Hoosiers is obese, costing taxpayers billions of dollars and putting life-saving companies and their patients at odds.More >>

13 Investigates has discovered hundreds of dairies have been breaking laws designed to keep antibiotics and other drugs out of our food supply.More >>

13 Investigates has learned that the victim of a deadly fire feared for her life and was scared of the man police say killed her.More >>

Some towing companies are taking advantage of a loophole in state law to tow vehicles.More >>

Mayor Greg Ballard says he still won't enforce the ordinance, although one of his directors is apologizing for not enforcing it.More >>

The BMV says the state could generate an additional $78,000 in extra registration fees for 49cc mopeds, but lawmakers say "not now."More >>

A tax break designed for you is not working, and it's costing all of us more in gas bills.More >>

An Indianapolis Police officer returned to court Thursday disputing charges he faces.More >>

Emergency efforts are being made to stop an environmental hazard from reaching residents and recreational areas miles down stream.More >>

13 Investigates breaks down the cost to taxpayers as IMPD weighs in on tracking and ticketing police officers.More >>

13 Investigates shows how credit card information can be stolen from your wallet while it's still inside your pocket.More >>

A new audit of Indiana's job creation programs confirms what WTHR has been reporting for the past year.More >>

WTHR has received a 2011 Alfred I. duPont-Columbia University Award for its year-long investigation of Indiana jobs.More >>

An Eyewitness News investigation finds many of the state's "economic successes" are actually empty fields and deserted factories.More >>

WTHR found tens of thousands of promised Indiana jobs never showed up.More >>

The agency wants to know if the deeply-discounted radios will really work.More >>

Police cars cannot be taken away from accident prone officers, but IMPD is looking to change that and other ways to tighten its crash policy.More >>

More than 100,000 Indiana drivers could be getting bills they don't deserve.More >>

For the first time since a Greenfield police officer was killed in a hit and run accident, officers on both sides of the investigation are voicing frustrations about the case.More >>

New rules require you to wait for your new license in the mail, but some aren't arriving.More >>

A new prosecutor has a new look at explicit details in the investigation of Carmel High School basketball players.More >>

Walter Lunsford broke down in court, admitting through tears he made mistakes by illegally using routing numbers from the Federal Reserve to buy cars.More >>

A contract dispute is driving a wedge between the Indianapolis Metro Police Department and the man who oversees it.More >>

The FBI is reporting a troubling uptick in violence by some anti-tax groups going to extreme measures to protest government.More >>

There is new information detailing the failures of a nursing home and ambulance company that refused to call 911 for a cardiac arrest patient, left waiting for help.More >>

Pumps that are cheating customers are supposed to be shut down by inspectors. But in Indiana's largest county – where there are far more gas pumps that anywhere else in the state – 13 Investigates has discovered most pumps don't get their legally-required check-ups and the inspection program is broken.More >>

Confusion over donations and who's asking for money may cost dozens of children their Christmas presents this year.More >>

13 Investigates goes undercover "To Catch Unlicensed Plumbers" who are breaking state law. We reveal how you could be putting your family at risk if you make the wrong call.More >>

Eyewitness News has learned most dollars you donated to a popular Indiana charity are not being spent on the cause.More >>

A six-month Eyewitness News investigation reveals the people who are supposed to be protecting you from this dangerous food have been looking the other way, putting millions of families at risk.More >>

13 Investigates examines how the state's highest court is trying to make warrants easier to find.More >>

The lottery spent more than a quarter million dollars in new employee work spaces, even though 13 Investigates discovered many of them sit empty more than six months after the lottery moved into its new offices. More >>

13 Investigates has learned the State of Indiana could be forced to answer for a union stagehand killed in the August 13 collapse.More >>

Prosecutors say former City-County Councilman Lincoln Plowman was trying to snuff out a smoking ban that would benefit clubs while taking payments on the side.More >>

Behind bars for 16 years, an Indiana mother found guilty of setting the fire that killed her three-year-old son says she was wrongfully convicted.More >>

13 Investigates Reporter Sandra Chapman spoke with one of the fair's special guests and a national expert on crowd safety about glaring gaps in the outdoor concert industry.More >>

Homeland Security tells Eyewitness News a permit was not required for the rigging that collapsed, drawing questions of whether it was ever inspected.More >>

A Muncie couple found that the practice may be alive and well in Indianapolis during a visit to the city with their sick child.More >>

13 investigates has found the number of breaks isn't just high when compared to last year. It's also abnormally higher than one of our nation's biggest cities.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 >>