INDIANAPOLIS – October 20, 2025 – DuJuan McCoy, Owner, President, and CEO of Circle City Broadcasting (parent company of WISH-TV and MyINDY-TV 23) today announced a major partnership between Circle City Broadcasting’s Youth Alternatives to Violence and Crime (YATVAC) campaign and IndyGo.
IndyGo has joined the YATVAC mission along with WISH-TV through an extended agreement for bus wraps, curfew reminders, and public service announcements that will run on designated IndyGo bus routes across the city through the end of 2026.
“This is what can happen when community leaders join forces for real solutions to resolve decades-long community issues,” said McCoy, creator of the YATVAC initiative. “We are very excited about this partnership. We hope that other organizations will see this collaboration as motivation to join the YATVAC movement.”
“As a major lifeline in the Indianapolis community connecting people of all ages to work, school, medical visits and more, IndyGo is excited to help share the messages of the YATVAC movement,” said IndyGo President and CEO Jennifer Pyrz. “Our buses not only transport people but also serve as moving billboards. We carry critical messages across Marion County that can educate, inspire and connect youth to valuable resources. We look forward to working with the network of other YATVAC community partners to be part of the solution.”
The campaign is estimated to achieve over 88 million impressions, cover over 400 square miles via 30 routes and touch 63 different zip codes in our viewing area.