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Thursday, April 10 marks 100 days until the highly anticipated AT&T WNBA AllStar 2025 weekend tips off in Indianapolis.

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Published on April 10, 2025

An Indianapolis woman, charged in two separate fatal crashes, was sentenced Thursday after pleading guilty to two counts of reckless homicide.

The judge sentenced Kelli Anderson to 84 more days in jail, followed by three years of supervised probation. Her license is also suspended for 10 years. Anderson got the maximum threeyear sentence but got credit for time she had already served while awaiting trial.

Dr. Brian Dillman, an emergency room physician and father, was walking on the sidewalk near 49th and Meridian streets on May 19, 2022, when he was struck and killed. Kelli Anderson was behind the wheel of the car that hit him.

Investigators say Anderson was told by doctors after that crash that she was a high risk to herself and others and should not drive for six months until cleared by a neurologist. Anderson allegedly told doctors she understood.

Less than a month later, Kiana Burns, a mother of four, was in a stopped car when Anderson slammed into it going almost 70 miles an hour. Burns died from her injuries.

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Published on April 10, 2025

Lawmakers in the Senate released details about how they think the states money should be spent over the next two years.

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Published on April 10, 2025

The latest local news, weather and sports for central Indiana at the 5 p.m. hour on Thursday, April 10, 2025.

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Published on April 10, 2025

Thursdays Consumer Price Index showed U.S. inflation cooled to an annual rate of 2.4% in March.

Prices fell 0.1% from February the first time prices have fallen monthly since May 2020.

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Published on April 10, 2025

An Indianapolis nonprofit is receiving a 5,000 grant from a national nonprofit after helping rescue three kittens during the April 2 severe storms in Indianapolis.

According to Cuddle Me Cat Rescue, firefighters were in the Traders Point area on Thursday, April 3 to assist with cleaning up the aftermath of storm damage.

A spokesperson said four kittens were found nursing off their mom, who had been crushed by wreckage.

One of the firefighters mothers, known for her love of animals, agreed to help care for the kittens, but she quickly realized these kittens needed more skilled help, the spokesperson told 13News.

Cuddle Me Cat Rescue got the kittens Friday, April 4 and quickly jumped into action. Unfortunately, the smallest kitten died within minutes of intake due to exposure and injuries, the spokesperson said.

The other three kittens named Blossom, Bixby and Beau were extremely dehydrated but have responded well to treatment.

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Published on April 10, 2025

13News anchor Karen Campbell talks with Indiana Fever AllStar Aliyah Boston about the upcoming season and festivities surrounding the WNBA AllStar 2025 in Indianapolis.

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Published on April 10, 2025