The best way to minimize damage from a leaking or burst pipe is to shut off the water immediately. But what if you're at work, on vacation or even away for the winter? Jack Hope, co-owner of Hope Plumbing, joined us to talk about how a technology called StreamLabs can prevent devastating damage by monitoring water usage in your home and alerting you to problems. Using an app, you can turn off the home's water supply remotely. For the month of January, Hope Plumbing is offering Indy Now viewers a $300 discount on StreamLabs installation. Visit hopeplumbing.com for more information or call them at 317-641-HOPE.

The number of dogs in Bloomington Animal Care and Control doubled Friday when dozens were seized from a hoarding and unauthorized breeding situation. 

Indiana lawmakers want more law enforcement officers to carry tourniquets.

Woman struck by stray bullet while working at north side hardware store, critically injured

Hamilton Co. K-9 helps find missing 12-year-old

Road construction project underway in Fishers

Bloomington animal shelter rescues dogs from ‘unauthorized’ breeding operation

Grandfather tried to keep guns away from accused 15-year-old shooter

16-year-old shot, killed on west side

Person fatally shot on Indy’s near northeast side

IMPD arrests man following series of Facebook Marketplace robberies

Lawyers for Kegan Kline, man linked to Delphi murders investigation, request change of plea hearing in child exploitation case

Today's the official start of Spring, and for many families that means juggling several different spring sports. All that gear needs to be washed a lot. Do you feel like you're always doing laundry?

Mommy Magic's Mary Susan joined FOX59 this morning to share some hacks to cut down on the chaos in your laundry room.