INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — A fast-growing travel company is dedicated to providing fun trips to women over the age of 45.

Stacey Ray is the founder of Sisterhood Travels.

She said the idea for Sisterhood Travels came to her after her husband passed away.

“We had been traveling the world together and then when he passed, I didn’t have my travel partner,” said Ray. “It wasn’t until a couple of years later when I wanted to get back out there.”

Ray decided to venture out and find other women who were in the same situation as her.

“Wow, was I right,” said Ray. “There are a lot of women out there in the same boat as me.”

Ray says the most joyful part of Sisterhood Travels is watching women of a certain age find confidence.

“Some of them have never traveled before,” said Ray. “Watching them explode with joy and find confidence is amazing.”

If you would like more information about Sisterhood Travels, click here.

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The Pacers lead the Thunder, 64-42, at halftime in Game 6 of the NBA Finals.

The Pacers outscored the Thunder by 19 points in the second quarter to build the lead.

Turnovers also helped the Pacers build the lead. They scored 16 points off of 12 Thunder turnovers, while the Pacers turned the ball over just twice.

The Pacers shot 44.2% from the field and 37.5% from three. The Thunder shot 43.6% from three and 9.1% from three.

The Pacers trail 3-2 in the series, needing to win Game 6 to force a decisive Game 7.

First half stats

Pacers

Tyrese Haliburton: 12 points, 4-9 FG, 4 assists

Pascal Siakam: 13 points, 5-7 FG, 3 rebounds

Thunder

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander: 15 points, 6-11 FG, 5 turnovers

Jalen Williams: 16 points, 6-10 FG

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Severe weather on Wednesday afternoon caused a tree to come down on Delaware Street, hitting a passing car and blocking all lanes of traffic.

The driver of the car was okay physically and able to escape the vehicle. Crews came and removed the tree branches from his car, and he eventually drove away.

Diane Day lives in one of the two houses that are near the tree.

“The tree fell as he passed right here,” Day said. “Thank goodness he was in the far right lane. So, it was just the branches of the tree that hit the top of his car. He was able to get out the passengers side and he was fine, but obviously pretty shaken up.”

Neighborhood kids described the storm.

“We couldn’t really see through the windows,” said William Hawk.

“When we looked out, it looked kind of black outside and I could see lightning,” said Brooklyn Fenam.

Day said she had the tree inspected recently, and it was deemed healthy.

“This linden tree must be 150 years old,” Day said. “We have not had any problems with it before, but the whole tree just tumbled over onto Delaware Street.”

Some kids suspect they heard the tree come down.

“I heard the boom, and it sounded like a tree fell down,” said Emmitt Kirk.

“I looked out and a tree in my front yard, a branch of it fell down,” Fenam said. “I kept hearing trees falling down.”

Ultimately, Day said she knows just how lucky she was to only lose a tree. Had the wind gone the other way, it could have been a direct hit on her home.