In celebration of Black History Month, We're Open Indy is highlighting Black-owned businesses in the Indianapolis-area. Check out all of the stories at wrtv.com/blackhistorymonth.CARMEL — "This food truck is unlike any I had seen," wrote a Yelp Elite about the Pi Indy pizza truck that made an appearance at his apartment complex one December evening. The Pi Indy pizza truck has been dazzling the likes of Indianapolis and its neighboring towns since 2014. The shipping container that sits atop a Freightliner showcases the inner workings of making brick-oven pizza on the fly, by way of a...…In celebration of Black History Month, We're Open Indy is highlighting Black-owned businesses in the Indianapolis-area. Check out all of the stories at wrtv.com/blackhistorymonth.CARMEL — "This food truck is unlike any I had seen," wrote a Yelp Elite about the Pi Indy pizza truck that made an appearance at his apartment complex one December evening. The Pi Indy pizza truck has been dazzling the likes of Indianapolis and its neighboring towns since 2014. The shipping container that sits atop a Freightliner showcases the inner workings of making brick-oven pizza on the fly, by way of a...WW…

The ACLU of Indiana sues Knightstown for banning community members from Facebook page.2:44 PM, Mar 01, 2021KNIGHTSTOWN — The American Civil Liberties Union of Indiana filed a lawsuit against the town of Knightstown on Monday for banning more than two dozen community members from commenting on its police department's official Facebook page. At least 26 residents of Knightstown in Henry County have been banned from the Knightstown Police Department Facebook page. According to the ACLU, they were all banned because they made comments critical of the police department. “The First Amendment...…The ACLU of Indiana sues Knightstown for banning community members from Facebook page.2:44 PM, Mar 01, 2021KNIGHTSTOWN — The American Civil Liberties Union of Indiana filed a lawsuit against the town of Knightstown on Monday for banning more than two dozen community members from commenting on its police department's official Facebook page. At least 26 residents of Knightstown in Henry County have been banned from the Knightstown Police Department Facebook page. According to the ACLU, they were all banned because they made comments critical of the police department. “The First Amendment...WW…