ROCHESTER, Ind. (WISH) — An Indiana Silver Alert was issued Wednesday afternoon for a 16-year-old boy who has been missing for hours.

Kipton Harris was last seen about 1 p.m. Wednesday in Rochester, the alert said. The Fulton County city of 6,100 residents located about a 110-minute drive north of downtown Indianapolis.

Authorities believe Kipton may be in or traveling to the downtown Indianapolis area.

Kipton was believed to be in extreme danger and may require medical assistance. He was described as 5 feet 5 inches tall and 145 pounds, with red hair and blue eyes. He was last seen wearing a light-colored shirt, camouflage pants, and black and white shoes.

The public was urged to contact the Rochester Police Department at 574-223-2819 or call 911 with any information regarding his whereabouts.

These employers were recognized by the annual Top Workplaces employee survey conducted by Energage, working in partnership with IndyStar. 

Top large companies

1. Progressive Insurance
2. Eight Eleven Family of Companies
3. Shepherd Insurance
4. LEL Home Services
5. Merchants Bank / Merchants Capital
6. Tendercare Home Health Services
7. Rohrman Automotive Group
8. Team Rehabilitation
9. Wabash Center, Inc.
10. Brighton Hospice
11. Mainscape
12. The Indianapolis Public Library
13. Greenix
14. Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers
15. Indiana Members Credit Union
16. Celigo
17. Round Room LLC
18. Freedom Mortgage
19. Thompson Thrift
20. Kirby Risk
21. Ren
22. Morgan Properties
23. American Specialty Health, Incorporated
24. Towne Properties
25. New Palestine Community Schools
26. Planes Companies
27. Panda Restaurant Group
28. Fifth Third Bank
29. Flaherty & Collins Properties
30. Indiana Department of Revenue
31. Republic Airways
32. RCI
33. Cox Enterprises
34. PERFICIENT
35. Grand Appliance
36. PT Solutions
37. Centerstone
38. Peterman Brothers
39. Groundworks
40. Damar Services
41. Kloeckner Metals
42. CBIZ
43. Graybar
44. Resultant

Top midsize companies

1. Paradigm Health
2. SEP
3. New Hope of Indiana
4. Scopelitis Law Firm (Scopelitis, Garvin, Light, Hanson & Feary)
5. Bath Experts, LLC
6. Opportunities for Positive Growth
7. Hensley Legal Group, PC
8. TBC Hotels
9. The BAM Companies
10. BSA
11. Northview Church
12. Northwestern Mutual
13. Goodman Campbell Brain and Spine
14. Dauby O’Connor & Zaleski, LLC
15. Quality Plumbing & Heating
16. Meyer Najem
17. The Garrett Companies
18. Commonwealth Engineers, Inc.
19. Family Express
20. GVC Mortgage
21. Hays + Sons
22. InPwr Inc.
23. Kinetic Advantage
24. Schahet Hotels, Inc.
25. LER TechForce
26. Envelop Group
27. Unified Group Services, Inc.
28. Knowledge Services
29. Key Benefit Administrators
30. Reynolds Farm Equipment, LLC
31. ARBOR HOMES
32. Total Quality Logistics – TQL
33. North Mechanical Contracting & Service
34. Indiana Donor Network
35. Royal United Mortgage
36. Perfection Group
37. Eye Surgeons of Indiana
38. ALOM

The latest effects of Caitlin Clark’s presence in Indianapolis were revealed in a new report from Sportico.

According to Sportico, since drafting Clark in 2024, the Fever’s franchise valuation has jumped from $90 million to $560 million entering the 2026 season. The Fever’s franchise valuation ranks third in the WNBA, trailing only the Golden State Valkyries ($850 million) and the New York Liberty ($600 million).

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That is a 522% increase and means the Fever are worth six times as much now as compared to before they drafted Clark.