Kaitlyn Kendall

An overturned semi closed all eastbound lanes of I-70 Monday morning in Hendricks County. Drivers are being diverted onto SR-39 from I-70, and backups are significant.

Good Morning America’s 50 States in 50 Weeks series turned the national spotlight on Indiana, broadcasting live from The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis.

IMPD chase ends in crash at W. Raymond & S. Harding: passenger killed, driver critically injured; intersection closed and morning commute impacted.

The cost of Halloween is biting into family budgets this year, and retailers on the city’s south side say a mix of inflation, tariffs and supply problems are driving prices higher.

The annual Medicare open‑enrollment season is here, and millions of beneficiaries will have a chance to change coverage that affects premiums, prescription costs and access to doctors.

With heightened immigration enforcement and fear in the community, LatinX Pride canceled many in-person events and shifted to virtual programming focused on education and resources.

Inside Riley Hospital, Teagan Riley’s morning began like any routine checkup, but this was no ordinary appointment. The 5-year-old was ringing the bell to mark the end of cancer therapy.

In an engaging dialogue that highlighted the evolution of women’s basketball, Robin Roberts, co-anchor of ABC's Good Morning America, spoke candidly with Kaitlyn Kendall of Good Morning Indiana.

Coincidentally, it’s 25 years to the day since the Pacers faced the Los Angeles Lakers in Game 3 at Conseco Fieldhouse, a game that coincided with the birth of WRTV's Kaitlyn Kendall's sister, Kelsey.

Exponentia Prime's whole mission is to bridge the gap for Black and Brown students so they can have equal opportunities in education.

As the anticipation builds for the Indianapolis 500, a group of eager college interns are busy ensuring the event runs smoothly, adding an invaluable layer of support behind the scenes.

As Hinchman Racing Uniforms hits its 100th anniversary, the air is thick with nostalgia, pride, and an unwavering commitment to safety in motorsports.

Dave Withey, the founder of Home Repairs for Good, is this month's winner of the prestigious Jefferson Award for Multiplying Good.

As travelers gear up for spring break, health experts are issuing a timely warning: illness is rampant this time of year, and it’s a risk that follows you wherever you go.

By creating board games that celebrate local businesses and fostering community connections through family game nights, Tevin Studdard is breathing new life into his hometown.

At GEO Next Generation Academy, the halls were alive with a vibrancy that echoed the rich tapestry of Black history.

Knightstown Police Chief Frank Beatrice resigns, citing "no benefit" and "unnecessary stress," prompting community concerns over dwindling police staff and calls for transparency.

In a world where one in three Americans will succumb to heart disease, Kenneth Blessing's remarkable journey serves as an inspiring reminder of resilience, love, and the power of second chances.

Every parent wants their children to dream big, but turning those dreams into reality can sometimes be challenging. For 7-year-old Casey McKinley, support from her family has made all the difference.

A mother's fight against the 'widowmaker': Advocates raise awareness for heart disease on wear red day