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A Ball State student who claimed she was attacked on campus last month has told police she made up the story. Karina Villa,
19, told police someone grabbed her from behind while she was walking on campus. Investigators found inconsistencies in her
story. She faces potential criminal charges ranging from providing false information to obstructing justice.

Witnesses say a man pulled his vehicle into oncoming traffic and caused a crash just south of 96th Street on Allisonville
Road about 9:30 p.m. Tuesday. After the accident, the unidentified driver got out of the car and walked away. Later, another
driver found him lying in the middle of the road with a gash on his head. He was taken to the hospital in critical condition.
Police aren’t sure if he was hit by a car, but they say the initial accident was minor.

The Marion County Health Department has issued dozens of citations and thousands of dollars in fines over the past year to
the company that has a $13 million contract to provide food service at Lucas Oil Stadium. Health inspectors have reported
mice droppings, pests and/or rodents, and food that’s unsafe or in unsound condition. South Carolina-based catering company
Centerplate Inc. released a statement Tuesday saying it takes the food violations seriously and will use a special team to
inspect each concession area at the stadium. Colts officials sent an e-mail to season-ticket holders Tuesday night saying
â??the entities directly in control of food operations at Lucas Oil Stadium, Centerplate and the (Capital Improvement Board),
have assured us that they are thoroughly investigating the report and that any issues they identify will be corrected immediately.â??
Fox59 will have more at 4 p.m.

CEO Bob Jones, Chairman Larry Dunigan and nine other Old National Bancorp board directors will ring the New York Stock Exchangeâ??s
closing bell on Wednesday to celebrate the Evansville-based companyâ??s 175th anniversary. Old National has more than 70 bank
branches in the Indianapolis area.

Joshua Bell and the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra at Hilbert Circle Theatre, Nov. 13-14. Details here.

The Rippingtons at Music Mill, Nov. 12. Details here.

Kellie Pickler at Clowes Hall, Nov 13. Details here.

LGBT Film Fest, including a screening of “The Big Gay Musical,” at the Indianapolis Museum of Art’s Tobias Theatre, Nov. 13-14. Details here.

Robin Williams at the Murat, Nov. 13. Details here.

The Elms at the Vogue, Nov. 13. Details here.

Miley Cyrus at Conseco Fieldhouse, Nov. 16. Details here.

Hank III at the Vogue, Nov. 17. Details here.

Ensemble Music International Chamber Series presents St. Lawrence String Quartet at the Indiana History Center’s Basile Theatre, Nov. 18. Details here.

Nov. 12-15
Broad Ripple High School
’Tis the season for high school musicals, but this isn’t
exactly that. Let me explain.

Butler University’s Lyric Theatre wanted to stage Stephen Sondheim’s
“Into the Woods,” (which deals with big issues of responsibility, guilt, infidelity, faith and retribution, all
in the guise of a fairy-tale mash-up). With thoughts of a creative collaboration, Artistic Director Nancy Davis Booth decided
to take the show to Broad Ripple High School. The arrangement: Butler students will perform for all of the shows except the
Saturday matinee, when they will turn the stage over to the high schoolers. Meanwhile, the Broad Ripple teens will earn valuable
experience taking care of lighting and backstage crew work.

The upside? Students at IPS’ arts magnet school
get a taste of college-level work, the Butler students get increased resources (and a larger potential audience), and ticket-buyers,
we hope, get a strong production of an outstanding musical. For details, click here.