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Downtown Clinton and the surrounding streets were packed with guests Friday, Saturday and Sunday for the 47th annual Clinton Fall Festival.

Feb 25, 2021 / 06:54 AM EST INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Downtown Indy is launching a new way to inspire support for businesses downtown. “Community Over Competition” videos are being added to the Back Downtown campaign lead by Downtown Indy. The goal is to remind people how much support for local businesses is needed during the ongoing pandemic. “We will be here tomorrow, if you’re here today,” is one of the phrases used in the video. The first one launched Wednesday and features representatives from Best Chocolate in Town, Bluebeard, Cafe Patachou, Gordon’s Milkshake Bar, Nesso Itali...

Feb 19, 2021 / 08:30 AM EST INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) – Downtown Indy, Inc. is encouraging people to give gently used clothing, personal hygiene products and non-perishable food items during Show Some Love Back Downtown Friday. Donations will benefit Horizon House and Veterans Support Council. They can be dropped off at the southwest quadrant of Monument Circle on Friday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. March Madness face masks will be given to those who make a donation. The initiative is also an effort to bring more people to downtown and support local businesses. Downtown Indy Sr. Vice President of Marke...

>> reporter: institute rhodes is also anxious about government powers. he's a former paratrooper, a yale-educated lawyer. he began oath keepers, 8,000 strong now. it's aimed to teach military and police officers, current and retired, to refuse orders they view as violating the bill of rights. that's controversial. and many would say a recipe for anarchy, but rhodes believes it is necessary. >> we don't get sufficient train on the bill of rights or on whether or not they should confiscate weapons, search without warrants, detain american citizens. >> reporter: here in upstate new york, an old h...

Or is it our government? >> reporter: you tell me. >> it's our government. >> reporter: stewart rhodes is also action about government powers. he's a former paratrooper, a yale-educated lawyer. and a former congressional staffer. he began oath keepers, 8,000 strong now. its aim, to teach military and police officers, current and retired, to refuse orders they view as violating the bill of rights. that's controversial. and many would say a recipe for anarchy, but rhodes believes it is necessary. >> we don't get sufficient training on the bill of rights. we don't get sufficient training on wheth...