Greenwood authorities give an update on the Greenwood Park Mall shooting including releasing identities of the victims, gunman and the Good Samaritan who shot and killed the gunman. More: https://bit.ly/3yPmTN1

Just this morning -- the Indianapolis Star published a lengthy article that continues Fox 59's investigation into the city's troubled bars. Investigative Reporter for the Indy Star, Tony Cook, joined Angela in the studio with more.

A puppy, named Ivy, was found on the side of 10th and Main Streets in Speedway over the weekend with two broken legs. A representative from Speedway Animal Rescue joined Angela in the studio to talk about the abuse they believe Ivy suffered, and the money they still needed to raise. Within just three hours of Angela talking with the rescue on the red couch -- they raised an additional $5,000, putting them over their goal of $8,000. Ivy then went in for surgery -- and the additional funding will help even more animals.

Have your donuts your way – in Westfield! Sherman went to Quack Daddy Donuts to check out their new menu item.

Health officials say many women believe the greatest threat to their health is cancer, more specifically, breast cancer. But the truth is, heart disease in the form of heart attack, heart failure, and stroke is the leading cause of death in both men and women. Cardiologist with Franciscan Physician Network, Dr. Amna Ahmed joins us in the studio to share the risks women should watch out for.

Ahead of an upcoming bail hearing, Carroll County prosecutors doubled down on their request for Delphi murders suspect Richard Allen to remain in custody without bond.

Man dead, woman critically injured in shooting on Indy’s south side, dog shot in incident

Greenfield man arrested by FBI for false threats to blow up an airplane

Anderson firefighter arrested for domestic battery

Daily 3 Daily 4 Evening Drawing: January 31, 2023

Amid ongoing recovery, teenage burn patient meets Pacers’ rookie star

Violent crime plagues some Indy bars, yet the state does little to enforce its policies

We are only 31 days into the new year and The Department of Public works has received more than 2,500 pothole complaints.