Kara Kenney

A Carmel holistic doctor once accused of misconduct will not be disciplined, a state panel decided Thursday.

Maria Reagan filed a lawsuit on November 19 against Options Behavioral Health System and its parent company Acadia Healthcare, bringing the total number of lawsuits against them to five.

The Indiana Attorney General’s office is moving to drop its case against a Carmel doctor it had previously accused of misconduct and being “unfit to practice.”

A state senator is pushing for sweeping change following a WRTV Investigation into a Lawrence mental health facility.

Water systems across Indiana are notifying homeowners they may have potentially dangerous water pipes on their property.

Jeffrey Rothbard failed to disclose prior criminal convictions when applying for and renewing his Indiana real estate broker license.

A Fortville woman is accused of cheating on a gambling game at the Harrah’s Hoosier Park casino in Anderson.

A lottery scam is making the rounds with Indiana ties and it’s costing victims thousands of dollars.

Attending a Taylor Swift concert can potentially damage your hearing, both in the short term and long term.

"Tortured and held hostage": Father files lawsuit against mental health facility

For the first time, Mayor Joe Hogsett is responding to a WRTV Investigation into what some call “forgotten parks” in Indianapolis.

Prosecutors have criminally charged a Brazil mother after she allegedly placed her 1-year old foster daughter in a bathtub and left her unattended.

Victims of a Greenfield headstone business are receiving checks in the mail from the state of Indiana.

A West Lafayette mom says schools need to tell the truth about bullying, and she’s pushing for the Indiana Department of Education to get involved.

A legislative committee heard testimony Thursday from foster parents who say children spend too much time in the child welfare system.

The district will hold meetings tomorrow at 8:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. for parents to meet with officials on the school's plan to ensure student's safety.

Fire investigators have ruled the cause of the massive Richmond warehouse fire as “undetermined," WRTV Investigates learned.

The Taylor Community School Corporation has terminated an employee amid allegations of an “inappropriate relationship with a student.”

The Indiana Attorney General’s office has won a $343,006 judgment against two Indianapolis concrete businesses WRTV Investigates first exposed in February 2023.

Indiana has identified 1,264 orphaned and abandoned oil and gas wells across the state and is spending millions in federal funding to address them.