INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — At least one person died Saturday morning after being injured in a shooting on Indianapolis’ east side.

Online police reports show Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department officers were dispatched to the 40 block of North Linwood Avenue around 9:20 a.m. on a report of a person shot.

That’s near the Tuxedo Park neighborhood off East New York and Washington streets.

When they arrived, they located the victim suffering a gunshot wound. They were pronounced dead at the scene.

Police didn’t provide information on the suspect or what led up to the shooting. They also didn’t say if anyone else was injured in the shooting.

News 8 has a crew heading to the scene.

The Indianapolis Colts face off at home against the Houston Texans to kickoff their 2024 season. Here is a look at the projected depth chart heading into the Sunday matchup.

While the Colts do release an unofficial depth chart throughout the season, unofficial depth charts released by teams may not entirely reflect what plays out on gameday. This projected depth chart will also be released weekly and will provide a more accurate representation of how fans should expect the lineup to look when the game kicks off, adjusting for injuries, playing time in past weeks, and projected changes.

The offensive lineup should be similar to what the Colts have rolled out throughout training camp and the preseason. The most noticeable change here is Adonai Mitchell’s projection to start in the slot due to the absence of Josh Downs this week.

Downs was ruled out by Shane Steichen after practice on Friday and Mitchell has been getting some snaps from the slot since Downs went down with an ankle injury in early August. Anthony Gould could also fill this role, but look for some combination of Mitchell, Michael Pittman Jr., and Alec Pierce as the Colts top three wide receivers in terms of snaps played.

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There are a couple of interesting positions to note on the defensive side of the ball. The rotation of the defensive ends will be a key thing to watch for as first-round pick, Laiatu Latu, is currently listed as the backup to Kwity Paye, but in reality, Latu should be expected to see a lot of snaps in his NFL debut.

Fifth-round rookie Jaylon Carlies gets the starting nod at SAM linebacker while Segun Olubi is listed as the backup MIKE behind Zaire Franklin. In the secondary, Nick Cross was named the starting safety to lineup alongside Julian Blackmon. The exact designation of free or strong safety is of little consequence as they will each likely spend time in both roles throughout the game.

This week’s injury report effects multiple positions on special teams. Kicker Matt Gay has not been ruled out for week one as of Friday afternoon, but his recovery from a hernia has his status for Sunday up in the air. Undrafted rookie Spencer Shrader will likely be activated from the practice squad if Gay is unable to play.

In addition to Downs’ role on offense, he is also listed as a reserve returner for both kick and punt returns. The Colts may not need to turn to anyone other than Gould and Dallis Flowers for these duties, but players like Ashton Dulin and Tyler Goodson are possible candidates if the need arises.

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INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Like a free agent who tested the waters and found that home was the right place all along, Heather Lloyd is coming back to WISH-TV’s Daybreak.

Llloyd is well-known by fans of the Indianapolis Colts. Dubbed ‘The Blue Mare’ on social media, she is both a fierce fan of the team and a fearless critic when the situation calls for it. Lloyd’s bona fides include time as a writer for the team and several years as a contributor to WISH-TV.

She took a timeout from television punditry last year, but now she’s back with Daybreak visits every week through the NFL season.

“I’m back. I’m refreshed,” Lloyd said with a smile during her WISH-TV return Friday, ahead of the Colts’ season opener. “I missed all of you. I tried to retire and I was like, ‘This isn’t for me. I’m not ready!’”

Lloyd focused on four keys to a Colts win Sunday against the Texans.

Richardson’s Return:
“Call it his re-rookie season, rookie season 2.0, or ‘The Sequel’, this Colts season will rise and fall on the broad shoulders of Anthony Richardson,” she explained. “Richardson is a big, athletic guy. , he can move the ball and his body down the field with ease – but can he improve his accuracy throwing the ball, seeing the field, and protecting himself -and the football- in the process? We shall see.”

Good Hands:
“For the first time in a long time, I feel pretty good about Colts receiving corps. Veteran Michael Pittman got paid like a star, hopefully that will translate to the field, I love the addition of AD Mitchell, who I think will shine in his rookie season and with Alec Pierce, Ashton Dulin, and Josh Downs – who will hopefully be back from a high ankle sprain in a few weeks – Richardson should have plenty of targets.”

The Team’s Top Pick:
“I’m not going to lie, the draft report on Laiatu Latu made me cringe. He was advised to retire a few years ago, causing some teams to take him off their board completely. But the Colts grabbed him with the 15th pick, and he showed why in the preseason. Latu was a menace to the quarterbacks on the field with him. Together with Deforest Buckner, the goal is that the Colts will have the first dual pass rushing threat since the days of (Dwight) Freeney and (Robert) Mathis.”

The ‘Foot’ in Football:
“Special teams players will tell you that their goal is to never be a topic of conversation. But veteran kicker Matt Gay had some misses in the preseason again, and the Colts revealed he’s got a hernia. So, his status for Sunday is unclear. The good news is, they brought back rookie Spencer Shrader, whom you may remember from Notre Dame. He was perfect in preseason, and he’ll be called upon Sunday if Gay can’t go.”

Lloyd also weighed in on the Colts’ long opening-game dry spell and whether it’s good or bad to start the season with a division rival. To hear Heather Lloyd’s insights all season, join WISH-TV’s Daybreak the morning after every Colts game, win or lose.