Two Family Shooting + Man Found In Silo + Fresh Market

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First, today's weather:

Clear throughout the day. High: 87 Low: 68.

Here are the top stories today in Indianapolis:

1. A father and son were wounded after a shooting occurred between two families on Indy’s west side. The shooting took place on Saturday morning near Orchid Bloom Drive and Orchid Bloom Place. The father is stable after a shot to the shoulder, and the son is in critical condition after being struck in the abdomen. (CBS 4 Indianapolis)
2. A man was pronounced dead following an hours-long rescue effort by the Indianapolis Fire Department. Marvin Tyler, 32, was found unresponsive in a silo in the 1100 block of West 18th Street. The victim's employer, Bunge Contractors, is investigating his death. (WISHTV.com)
3. Smoke from a three-alarm fire at a West Side towing company, Hanna Auto Salvage, could be seen from downtown Indianapolis. (WTHR)
4. Construction is underway for a Fresh Market coming to Indianapolis on the corner of 38th Street and Sheridan Avenue. (The Indianapolis Star)
5. The Shalom Sanctuary Center for Elder Abuse at Hooverwood Living will provide a new resource for Indianapolis elder abuse victims. (Indiana Public Media)

Today in Indianapolis:

• Festival de la Monarca Webinar: Dig Into Native Plant Gardening! - The Nature Conservancy (5:30 PM)
• Fall Fashion Show - Irvington Historical Society (7:00 PM)

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