Biography
Edward Moody joined Fox59 in December 2010. Before taking on duties here as Weekend Anchor/Reporter, Edward was an Anchor/Reporter at ...
Boy, 11, credited with saving mom's, classmates' lives
May 23, 2012
It's not everyday you meet an 11-year-old hero but Dylan Carmack is one for sure.
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CityWay changing the downtown retail game
May 23, 2012
Over the last 100 years the southeast portion of downtown Indianapolis between Delaware and Alabama Streets, north of South Street, has been vast nothingness... until now. "We've created a new neighborhood," says Buckingham Companies Senior Design Executive Scott Travis.
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Mother of suspected Southport shooter speaks out
May 21, 2012
What happened Saturday morning at Southport's Bethel Community church is nothing short of a nightmare. Officials released 911 calls Monday that give a glimpse of how a man of God was gunned down in cold blood.
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IPS superintendent speaks out about bullied student
May 15, 2012
About 200 people gathered at Veteran's Memorial Plaza Tuesday night to show their support for Dynasty Young and all bullied students.
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Community prepares rally for bullied teen
May 15, 2012
Dynasty Young, 17, said he and his mother were surprised and hurt by the IPS’s decision to expel him from Arsenal Tech High School. The decision came after Young brought a stun gun to school to defend himself.
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Student, 17, could be expelled for bringing stun gun to school
May 7, 2012
Darnell Young, 17, likes to be called Dynasty. He said the teasing and bullying by other students at Arsenal Tech High School started the first day of class and never let up.
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Wayne Township students possibly exposed to tuberculosis
May 2, 2012
It's been a looming fear for many Hoosiers ever since the tuberculosis scare in Kokomo earlier this year. Now, that fear has become reality at Westlake Elementary school in Wayne Township.
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Monday's storms cause tree to crash into man's porch, home
April 30, 2012
A powerful line of thunderstorms raced across Central Indiana Monday afternoon, delivering heavy rain and hail. Strong winds also caused damage in a neighborhood near 33rd and Harding Streets.
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Property owners concerned about Interstate 69 Corridor Project
April 24, 2012
Dozens of residents from Martinsville, Bloomington and all places in between got a first look at new possibilities for the Interstate 69 Corridor Project Tuesday night.
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Martinsville Student: District wanted scandal to "disappear"
April 23, 2012
Rumors have a way of spreading quickly in a small town like Martinsville, and word gets around even faster at the high school.
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Clerk: District redrawing likely to confuse Hoosier voters
April 20, 2012
With less than a month until the Indiana Republican Primary, Marion County Clerk Beth White is worried that many Hoosiers won't know where to vote.
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First Post-Super Bowl Event Hits Georgia St.
April 19, 2012
Georgia Street was always meant for use beyond the Super Bowl. A nice place for a stroll, it has also been marketed as event space.
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County fairgrounds beef up emergency plans following tragedy
April 13, 2012
That ominous sky, a sudden burst of wind were things State Fair Officials weren’t prepared for that Aug. 13 night, according to Thursday's reports. Now, county fairground officials around Central Indiana are trying to learn from the tragedy at the State Fair.
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Possible noise pollution raises concern over south side project
April 10, 2012
A shortage of lanes and a sharp loop where westbound Interstate 465 empties onto southbound Interstate 65 have made the south side interchange a rush hour nightmare for years.
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Roncalli students suspended for "Tosh.0" parkour video
April 9, 2012
A couple of weeks ago, students at Roncalli High School did something that got them a lot of national attention, but not without a cost.
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Indy 500 won't have zip line but will expand popular Snake Pit
April 4, 2012
It looks like the zip line that wowed Super Bowl fans in downtown Indianapolis won't be making its Indy 500 debut this year.
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Local campuses prepare in wake of university shooting
April 4, 2012
In the aftermath of Monday's deadly college shooting in Oakland California, the debate over allowing students to conceal on campus has found new traction in the Circle City.
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Deputies paying for gas could save $30K a month, says sheriff
April 2, 2012
For years, tax payers have been footing the gasoline bill for Marion County Sheriff's Deputies to drive their cruisers off duty and even to part-time jobs. Now, Marion County Sheriff John Layton is requiring all deputies, who take a car home and use it beyond driving to work and back, to pay a fee.
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Fighting dogs rescued in Muncie; to be evaluated
April 2, 2012
More than two dozen abused dogs are now getting a second chance at finding a loving family. The dogs were rescued from a suspected dog fighting ring.
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Former prosecutor outraged ex-coach will be released early
March 29, 2012
A former Marion County prosecutor is outraged at the possible early release of a convicted child molester.
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Thousands hold rally in support of Trayvon Martin
March 26, 2012
A civil rights fight has spread from Florida all the way to the Circle City. Thousands took to the streets of Indianapolis in a rally for Trayvon Martin Monday.
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Henryville students receive free prom attire
March 22, 2012
Prom night can be the most expensive night of the year for many teens, but not in Henryville this year. As high school students there head back to class, prom will no doubt be on their minds. More than 400 juniors and seniors from the area are expecting to attend prom and this year, the whole thing is free.
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Prosecutors to help Hoosiers spot and stop child abuse
March 21, 2012
From accusations at Penn State to sexual abuse charges filed against a wrestling coach in Frankton, it should be clear by now no child is totally safe from the threat of abuse.
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Volunteers lend support to storm damage victims
March 5, 2012
Just outside of Marysville in a town few even know about, Gregory Gabehart surveys the damage to his property. His trailer home is now a pile of debris. "It didn't matter what you was in. A mobile home or a home you know they're all gone. Everybody just lost everything they had."
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Slain 3-year-old boy's father says mother never should have had visitation
March 1, 2012
Robert Crim said he is devastated over the loss of his son, Jacob Smith.
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Crawfordsville youth ministry volunteer arrested on child molesting charges
March 1, 2012
A Crawfordsville youth ministry volunteer was arrested Tuesday on charges of child molesting.
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Changes coming to Pan Am Plaza
February 28, 2012
25 years after it was built, Pan Am Plaza could soon become something else entirely. Hoosiers already talking about what they'd like to see replace the sprawling downtown plaza.
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Racially-charged vandalism found at Purdue University
February 22, 2012
Dr. Cornell Bell is an integral part of Purdue University history. A faculty member for 36 years, he founded the Krannert Management School's Business Opportunity Program, giving hundreds of students a chance to succeed.
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Warm winter keeps flu at bay, medical clinics full
February 22, 2012
Ask pretty much anybody, and you will find they are or know someone who is sick, most with similar symptoms.
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IMAX, Eiteljorg hope board approves three-way liquor licenses
February 20, 2012
From time to time, Kelei Baker enjoys taking in a film at the IMAX theatre inside the Indiana State Museum.
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Man runs to raise awareness for youth music program
February 15, 2012
They're some of the most talented local musicians you've probably never heard of. Since 1995, the Metropolitan Youth Orchestra has been helping young people from Indy's urban core learn music and life skills to get them through college and beyond.
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Gas prices may reach $4 in Indiana by the summer
February 15, 2012
Spring and summer are still a ways off, but according to gasoline industry experts, when the seasons start to change and temperatures go up so will the price at the pump.
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Future of Georgia Street taking shape
February 14, 2012
There's no way around it. On Super Bowl Weekend Georgia Street was the place to be.
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Thieves steal couple's property, security during Super Celebration
February 6, 2012
Anita Fisher made the trip to Super Bowl Village twice over the last week or so. She said going opening day was great.
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Private planes chartered for Super Bowl tax local Indianapolis airports
February 3, 2012
This weekend it seems like the population of Indianapolis is about to double with all the visitors we have seen. With the tens of thousands of visitors the airports all over the region have been very busy.
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Whitestown triple homicide suspect takes plea deal, avoids death penalty
January 18, 2012
It's as shocking a crime as Whitestown has ever seen: three people stabbed to death inside a home, two of the victims related to the suspected killer.
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Fans react to Caldwell news, wonder about Manning's future
January 17, 2012
Sort of shocked, that seemed to be the overall reaction to news of Jim Caldwell's dismissal Tuesday.
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Indianapolis opens Park & Ride locations for Super Bowl visitors
January 16, 2012
If you don't want to park and walk there are several options to park and ride.
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Indiana Statehouse's new security policy has some crying foul
January 3, 2012
A new security policy at the Indiana Statehouse is meant to be a response to the thousands of Right to Work protesters inside and outside of the capital building last year. It essentially limits the number of people allowed inside to about 3,000.
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Semi-tanker accident in Putnam County kills one
December 26, 2011
A semi accident on I-70 near mile 30 in Putnam County has claimed one life.
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Police: Young girl, man found dead inside Cumberland home
December 12, 2011
Cumberland police are worked late into the night Monday looking for evidence at the scene of a double homicide.
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Central Indiana student infected with Bacterial Meningitis
November 22, 2011
A second-grader was diagnosed with Bacterial Meningitis last Thursday. Now, school officials are working to prevent an outbreak.
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Couple loses everything, begins journey in horse-drawn carriage
November 16, 2011
Mark and Deb Harris of Perry, Mich., never imagined life's journey would take them down an Indiana road on a horse-drawn wagon. Just two years ago, their life was much like yours and mine.
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Coalition proposes sales tax increase to end homelessness problem
November 15, 2011
We see them everyday around the metro: men, women and even children with no place to call home.
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City could lose $55M if NBA lockout continues
November 14, 2011
What a difference a season makes! Last season the Pacers played in the playoffs on their home court. So far this season they haven't stepped foot on the hardwood and they might not at all. It's a major concern for the city.
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Vigil honors Bloomington man killed while on the job
November 7, 2011
Through tears and shock, hundreds came to Pizza X in Bloomington to show their love for Adam Sarnecki and his family Monday night.
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Downtown workers worry about possible Super Bowl parking problems
November 1, 2011
Take potentially $150,000 visitors for the Super Bowl, combine that with thousands more locally who already work and visit downtown and how do you come up with enough parking?
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Police: One in four establishments fail to card minors trying to buy alcohol
October 27, 2011
Marion County ranks the worst in the state for convenience stores, bars and restaurants selling alcohol to underage buyers, according to excise police.
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Verizon Wireless Music Center to get new name
October 27, 2011
It attracts some of the biggest names in entertainment, drawing tens of thousands of music lovers every year. About a decade ago, Verizon Wireless purchased naming rights for the old Deer Creek Amphitheatre. Fox59 has learned that the concert venue will soon announce a name change with local ties.
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Neighbors on edge following unsolved murder in Lafayette
October 24, 2011
Around the neighborhood William Hartlep was the guy always on the move on his motorized wheelchair. He even had a nickname.
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Bus problems mount as IPS intersession begins
October 11, 2011
As soon as the IPS fall intersession began, so did the complaints from parents.
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City could lose millions due to NBA lockout
October 11, 2011
With the Colts suffering this season without Peyton Manning, downtown businesses have already taken a hit.
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Downtown Borders location still lacking new tenant
October 3, 2011
After closing up shop this summer, everyone has wondered what should take the place of Borders Bookstore in downtown Indy. Opinions among Hoosiers vary.
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Four children found wandering around Cumberland apartment complex
September 28, 2011
Cumberland police responded to the Arbors at Cumberland Apartments just after 2 p.m. Wednesday, after a maintenance worker found four children roaming the property with no adult in sight.
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Greenwood football players kicked off team for inappropriate behavior
September 28, 2011
Four Central Indiana football players were kicked off of the team after they were accused of acting inappropriately.
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Indianapolis cracks down on ticket scalping with new law
September 26, 2011
Jason Tressler's feelings about the city's new ticket scalping law are mixed. A licensed ticket broker, he supports it but feels he was treated unfairly Sunday night outside of Lucas Oil Stadium.
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Spencer community mourns fallen soldier
September 21, 2011
On a sunny day in Spencer Indiana friends, family and strangers take a final walk with their hometown hero. "Deep sympathy... you're in our prayers and thoughts. Thank you. Thank you for sacrificing," says Spencer resident Barbra Lucas.
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Unknown assailant stabs yellow lab three times
September 19, 2011
Marley the dog's new circumstances are taking some getting used to. A cone around his head, stitches and staples in his body are signs of his attack and survival.
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IPS refuses to foot bill for extracurricular activites at takeover schools
September 13, 2011
IPS Superintendent Dr. Eugene White announced Tuesday that the district will not foot the bill for any extracurricular activities for the schools that are being taken over by the state.
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Local boy wants gift of giving in recognition of 9/11
September 9, 2011
In many ways Deven Toney is like any other 9 year-old boy. He loves video games, professional wrestling and he's never known an America without the aftermath of the 9/11 terror attacks.
