Indianapolis, IN
Museums, zoo and more close in central Indiana due to weather
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With 6-10 inches of snow and frigid temperatures rolling through central Indiana this weekend, several major institutions have announced they will be closed Jan. 25.
Here’s a running list of major local closures that will be updated:
Indianapolis Public Library
All Indianapolis Public Library locations will be closed Sunday, Jan. 25, because of inclement weather, the library system announced.
The Children’s Museum
The Children’s Museum will be closed on Sunday Jan. 25.
The Indiana State Museum
The Indiana State Museum will be closed on Sunday Jan. 25.
Eiteljorg Museum
The Eiteljorg Museum will be closed on Sunday Jan. 25. The museum will also be closed on Monday Jan. 26 for a previously scheduled staff refresh day, the museum announced.
Newfields
Newfields will be closed on Jan. 25. Those who already had tickets to visit the museum are advised to check their email for more information.
NCAA Hall of Champions
The NCAA Hall of Champions museum in downtown Indianapolis will be closed Sunday, Jan. 25, because of the severe weather, the museum announced.
Indianapolis Zoo
The Indianapolis Zoo will be closed Sunday due to the weather, the Zoo announced in a Facebook post. Tickets that have already been purchased will be good for up to a year. Those with questions about tickets and refunds can email guestrelations@indyzoo.com.Essential staff will be on site to care for the animals, the Zoo said.
Conner Prairie
“Winter on the Prairie” at Conner Prairie in Fishers will be closed Sunday, Jan. 25, due to the severe weather, the museum announced. Guests who already bought tickets can email info@connerprairie.org to reschedule or apply their purchase toward a future ticketed event.
Koteewi Run
Koteewi Run in Noblesville, central Indiana’s only groomed snow-tubing hill, will be closed Jan. 25 and Jan. 26 because of the impending winter storm, Hamilton County officials announced.
Indianapolis, IN
Saints open with road victory in Indianapolis
A three-run first inning propelled the St. Paul Saints to a 4-2 opening night victory in Indianapolis Friday night.
An Alan Roden single drove home Gabriel Gonzalez and Kaelen Culpepper before Eric Wagaman’s base knock plated Emmanuel Rodriguez to stake the visitors to a quick 3-0 edge three outs into the game.
The Indians scored a lone run in the bottom of the first, and St. Paul’s 3-1 advantage held until the fifth, when a Culpepper single scored Walker Jenkins with the Saints’ final tally of the night.
Indianapolis logged one more run in the bottom of the sixth. However, starting pitcher Connor Prielipp and five relievers held the hosts to four total hits. Raul Brito claimed the win with 2 2/3 innings of relief of Prielipp, who tossed four innings of one-hit, one-run ball with five strikeouts and two walks. Brito struck out four, while allowing three hits, one run and one walk. Matt Bowman tossed a clean ninth with one strikeout to earn the save.
The Saints and Indians face one another twice more this weekend: at 3:05 p.m. Saturday and 12:35 p.m. Sunday.
Indianapolis, IN
Cooler temps Friday with some afternoon sun, warmer weekend | March 27, 2026
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH-TV) – All of the rain has moved off to the south and east of us. Cooler temperatures have settled in and will be here through the first part of the weekend. We warm back up late in the weekend and into much of next week.
Moderate to heavy rain fell yesterday and into the overnight hours. Some locations across parts of Central Indiana picking up an inch or two of rainfall. This will definitely help where drought conditions are in place for northern sections of Indiana.
TODAY: We will hang on to you some cloud cover early this morning before more sunshine peeks out later in the afternoon. Look for breezy conditions with winds out of the North and Northeast gusting at times near 20 mph. Temperatures later this afternoon will be right around 48 degrees.
TONIGHT: If you are heading to the Pacers game or the home opener of the Indianapolis Indians you will not need the rain gear. Bring along the layers though because we will see chilly conditions. Either at first pitch or pregame those temperatures will be into the middle forties. Readings will fall around 28 degrees overnight under mostly clear skies.
TOMORROW: You will need the jacket in the morning early Saturday however with lots of sunshine for the afternoon temperatures warm up a little bit more. It will be seasonally cool with light and variable winds and high temperatures near 50.
7 DAY EXTENDED FORECAST: Clouds increase on your Sunday Look for partly cloudy skies with high temperatures a little warmer. Look for readings right around 61.
Temperatures continue to climb heading into next week. Look for a partly to mostly cloudy sky Monday with highs near 71. On Tuesday we get close to 80° but our rain chances do increase especially late Tuesday. We’ll see temperatures above normal with more rain possible on Wednesday and Thursday.
Indianapolis, IN
Colts free agent running back signs with Atlanta Falcons
ATLANTA (WISH) — Tyler Goodson, who played for the Indianapolis Colts the past three seasons, is joining a new team.
The Atlanta Falcons announced on Thursday that they have signed the free agent running back.
Goodson appeared in 33 games during his time in Indy, rushing for a total of 234 yards. He had one rushing touchdown back in 2024.
The rushing touchdown came during the Colts’ win over the Miami Dolphins that season. The rushing touchdown in that matchup was Goodson’s first career NFL touchdown during the regular season.
“For me it was a lot more exciting,” Goodson said following that game. “A moment I’ve been waiting for and it’s just surreal for me to be in this position. And I just thank God for it.”
Goodson also had 103 receiving yards and one receiving touchdown with the Colts. The receiving touchdown also came during the 2024 season, in a loss to the Buffalo Bills.
The move to the Falcons will be a homecoming of sorts for Goodson, who is a native of Suwanee, Georgia. He also attended North Gwinnett High School.
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