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Kody Fisher

Kody Fisher

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Reporter, WISH-TV (Indianapolis, IN)

Indianapolis

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Total articles 1348

  • Clergy march against bill that would criminalize homelessness

    By Kody Fisher Verified| WISH-TV (Indianapolis, IN) Verified falseINDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The smell of incense filled the air as clergy from all faiths marched to the Indiana Statehouse armed with a letter. “It basically asks for the legislature to have mercy and to be compassionate,” said Bishop Jennifer Baskerville-Burrows. The original version of Senate Bill 197 had no language in it that would criminalize homelessness. It passed the Senate in February. In April, the Indiana House of Representatives amended the bill to add in the language about homelessness.

    By Kody Fisher Verified · WISH-TV (Indianapolis, IN)

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Hancock County farm fights against proposed data center

    By Kody Fisher Verified| WISH-TV (Indianapolis, IN) Verified GREENFIELD, Ind. (WISH) — A family-friendly farm in Hancock County is trying to fight a proposed data center that would be built right next to their land. Tuttle Orchards has been around for more than 95 years. Over those years, they’ve won awards for their apples and apple cider. They also expanded to be a family-friendly destination that gives tours to school-aged kids. It’s that vibe the farm is trying to protect.

    By Kody Fisher Verified · WISH-TV (Indianapolis, IN)

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Clergy march against bill that would criminalize homelessness

    By Kody Fisher Verified| WISH-TV (Indianapolis, IN) Verified falseINDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The smell of incense filled the air as clergy from all faiths marched to the Indiana Statehouse armed with a letter. “It basically asks for the legislature to have mercy and to be compassionate,” said Bishop Jennifer Baskerville-Burrows. The original version of Senate Bill 197 had no language in it that would criminalize homelessness. It passed the Senate in February. In April, the Indiana House of Representatives amended the bill to add in the language about homelessness.

    By Kody Fisher Verified · WISH-TV (Indianapolis, IN)

    Apr. 18, 2025

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WISH-TV (Indianapolis, IN)