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Indianapolis News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!

The Daily News Now!

Hosted by Corey with the Story, Indianapolis News Today delivers fast, focused daily updates on the stories shaping Indianapolis—from local news and business to culture, sports, and community developments. Designed for quick, on-the-go listening, each episode brings you up to speed in minutes. Produced by AI for speed, consistency, and global scale, the show is part of The Daily News Now network—bringing local news to every city in the world and keeping communities connected. Indianapolis News

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1:54

Indianapolis Votes to Impose New Vehicle Tax |...

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2026/08/11

Indianapolis just overrode the mayor’s veto to implement a steep new vehicle tax—$100 for passenger cars, $240 for larger vehicles—starting January 1, aimed at raising $350 million for road projects and unlocking $50 million in state matching funds. Mayor Hogsett had sought alternatives, including his own $50 million budget line item and a separate state grant deal, but without this tax, the city would’ve missed out on critical infrastructure funding. The council voted 17-7 to pass the measure,

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1:30

Marion County Votes to Raise Vehicle Taxes |...

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2026/08/11

Marion County drivers brace for steeper registration fees next year after the City-County Council overrode Mayor Hogsett’s veto on a road repair tax hike — his first veto since 2015. The move, backed by two Democratic switches, secures $50 million in state road funding under new legislation, with critics arguing alternatives were ignored. The flat $100 vehicle excise tax and $240 for larger vehicles marks a dramatic jump from $20, sparking debate over whether the state’s surplus is forcing

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1:17

Another Tragedy at Budget Eight Inn | Indianapolis News

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2026/08/11

Another life lost too soon at the Budget Eight Inn on East Twenty-first Street—this time in a Monday night shooting that echoes a grim pattern. Just weeks after another fatal shooting there involving Joshua Thompson, authorities are still investigating the latest incident, uncovering a troubling history of violence in this area near I-70 and Shadeland Avenue. Families seek closure as the community grapples with yet another tragedy in a neighborhood too often marked by gun violence.

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1:57

Indianapolis Drivers Face Higher Registration Fees |...

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2026/08/11

Indianapolis drivers brace for steeper car registration fees starting 2027 after City-County Council overrides Mayor Hogsett’s veto, approving a tax hike aimed at raising $70 million annually to fix crumbling roads — with $50 million in state funds on the table. The vote was razor-thin, with two Democratic council members switching sides to secure the supermajority needed. While the mayor warned the flat $100 fee would hit low-income families hardest and questioned if the funds were truly

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1:01

Shooting on Indy’s East Side | Indianapolis News

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2026/08/11

A shooting on the east side of Indianapolis sent shockwaves through the community Monday night—police responded to a call near Village Plaza South Drive, finding a man critically wounded. As investigators work to piece together what happened, the city grapples with another tragic act of violence, raising urgent questions about safety and stability in the neighborhood. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on

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2:06

Hogsett’s Bold Budget Boosts Key Departments |...

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2026/08/11

Mayor Joe Hogsett unveiled a bold $1.9 billion budget—a 10% jump over last year—despite city financial headwinds like state tax cuts and shifting road funding needs. While some prior department cuts remain unclear, the plan meets state road funding requirements without raising vehicle fees. The Department of Public Works gets the biggest boost with $100 million for garage renovations, while police budget for 1,700 officers despite a 350-person shortfall, relying on overtime and funding new

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1:31

Indiana’s Tennis Boom Returns | Indianapolis News

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2026/08/11

Tennis fans, get ready—Brownsburg, Indiana, is hosting the ATP Challenger Tour for the first time in over a decade, with thirty-two singles pros and sixteen doubles teams battling it out for a wild card into the U.S. Open. These rising stars, ranked between 150 and 220, are on the verge of Grand Slam glory—and you’re seeing them before they explode onto the global stage. With single-elimination matches and a state-of-the-art 21-court facility at Brownsburg High School, this isn’t just another

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1:16

Arson at Antique Shop Linked to Flag | Indianapolis News

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2026/08/11

A fiery arson attack on a historic antique shop in Zionsville, valued at $150K, sparked a major investigation that led to the arrest of a 17-year-old — now 18 — suspected of targeting the building’s long-standing Israeli flag. Firefighters responded swiftly with no injuries, and authorities confirmed arson. The case remains in juvenile court despite the suspect’s age change, as prosecutors argue it would be felony arson if committed by an adult. Local officials praised the cross-departmental

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2:01

Mayor’s Road Budget Boost and Cuts | Indianapolis News

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2026/08/11

Mayor Hogsett’s 2027 budget proposes an $1.9 billion spending surge—up 11%—with a major focus on roads, police, and fire, fueled by a $50 million state grant and projected tax growth. But not all programs are winners: Indy Achieves faces a 25% cut to $1.5 million. Rising jail populations, shrinking state grants, and delayed prison transfers add pressure. The city also plans a $27.5M bond for new facilities and is bracing for future income tax hikes if state property tax reform stalls. Council

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1:22

Zionsville Fire Sparks Adult Trial Push |...

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2026/08/11

A fiery blaze in Zionsville, Indiana, destroyed a historic Main Street building—worth over $150K—and sparked a legal storm: prosecutors want to try the 18-year-old suspect (then 17) as an adult for alleged arson. The mayor blamed an Israeli flag set ablaze, and authorities are hunting for witnesses. While Indiana law starts juvenile proceedings, the severity of the crime could force a public trial—with the suspect’s identity potentially exposed. A judge’s decision looms. Listen in

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1:25

Council vs Mayor on Wheel Tax | Indianapolis News

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2026/08/11

City councilors strike back with a new wheel tax plan after the mayor vetoed the original road funding proposal. The compromise caps passenger car fees at $60 next year, rising to $65 by 2030, while big trucks still face steep hikes to $240. The mayor’s alternative budgeted $50 million from existing funds — including unused budgets, stormwater fees, and projected tax revenue — to meet state grant requirements. But the council’s plan shifts the long-term funding strategy, aligning city

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1:02

Fatal Crash Near Whiteland Intersection |...

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2026/08/11

A deadly crash near Whiteland, Indiana, left one driver dead and another injured after a two-vehicle collision on US-31. Police are investigating the scene, which remains closed as state transportation officials arrive. If you have info, call 317-535-8100. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public reporting.Report issues to

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1:07

87-Year-Old Man Missing in Indianapolis |...

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2026/08/10

An 87-year-old man with dementia, Andrew Owen, is missing in Indianapolis and police are urgently seeking him — he’s last seen near Babette Court, may be driving a silver 2002 Ford Mustang convertible, and could need immediate medical help. A Silver Alert has been issued, and authorities are asking the public to step forward with any information that could help bring him home safely. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise

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1:06

Body Found in Rogue River Rapid | Indianapolis News

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2026/08/10

A missing rafter on the Rogue River may have been found—Reid Litwack, 65, from Indiana, likely went under at Wildcat Rapid on August fourth after his GPS sent out an SOS. Rescuers raced to the scene, but a body spotted by another rafting crew on August seventh vanished before deputies arrived. Finally, remains were located near Grave Creek on August eighth. The river’s notorious rapids and permit-only access underscore how fast danger can strike on the water. Listen in comfort:Get a

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1:52

Reading Boost Amid Budget Struggles | Indianapolis News

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2026/08/10

Indianapolis Public Schools is launching a bold new push to boost literacy across all grade levels as the school year begins, building on last year’s success of over ten thousand college credits earned by older students. With a $25,000 grant from the United Way Literacy Fund, James Russell Lowell Montessori School 51 is expanding its “Walk to Read” program to include pre-K through fifth grade, tailoring instruction to each child’s needs. Despite facing a $24 million budget cut due to declining

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1:35

Jewelry Heist Ends in High-Speed Chase | Indianapolis...

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2026/08/10

A high-stakes jewelry heist in Indianapolis netted over $2 million in cash, drugs, and gems—then turned into a multi-county manhunt when suspects fled in a getaway car. Police chased them through several counties, using drones, K-9 units, and a helicopter to corner and arrest all five suspects without any injuries. The vehicle and evidence were recovered, but names remain undisclosed as detectives seek public tips. A textbook example of rapid, coordinated law enforcement response. Listen

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1:36

Colts Receiver Depth in Crisis | Indianapolis News

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2026/08/10

The Colts’ wide receiver corps is in turmoil as key players like Alec Pierce and Josh Downs sit sidelined, forcing young receivers to step up. With Pierce recovering from ankle surgery and Downs dealing with a groin injury, the team’s depth is being tested — even veteran Laquon Treadwell is out with a hamstring issue. Receivers coach Reggie Wayne is stepping in as mentor, motivator, and counselor, pushing available players to seize their moment. Meanwhile, the Colts are eyeing veteran Keenan

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1:19

Former Chair Sues Governor Over Utility Rate Decision...

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2026/08/10

Former Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission chair Andy Zay is suing Governor Mike Braun, claiming the governor illegally removed him without sufficient cause—arguing that political disagreement or differing views on independent judgment aren’t valid grounds for dismissal. The timing is explosive: Zay was chair when AES Indiana’s controversial rate hike was approved, and now he’s demanding his seat back immediately as the commission grapples with potential reversals of that decision. With a new

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2:02

The Silent Lawyer Who Defended the Guilty |...

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2026/08/10

After 30 years of courtroom silence, legendary Indianapolis defense attorney Jim Voyles finally opens up in his new memoir, “All Rise,” revealing a career that’s taken him from murder trials to international racing cases—and even the Mike Tyson rape trial. Known for his blunt advice to clients: “Stop talking,” Voyles built his defense on truth, not excuses, often winning acquittals for those he knew were guilty. He sees racing and law as parallel games of split-second decisions, and his faith

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1:47

Former Regulator Sues Governor Over Removal |...

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2026/08/10

Former Indiana utility regulator Andy Zay is suing Governor Mike Braun and top state officials, claiming he was fired illegally over political disagreements—not for any actual policy violations. Zay, who denies failing to file disclosures or mishandling payments, says he was denied due process and never given a chance to respond. The lawsuit also accuses the governor’s office of pressuring him on a key rate case involving AES, pushing him to vote against his independent judgment—and even

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