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Indiana’s Freestanding Geological Wonder Most People Walk Right Past

Hidden along a quiet stretch of southern Indiana highway sits one of the state’s most impressive natural landmarks that thousands of drivers zoom past every day. Jug Rock rises from the earth like a giant stone mushroom, standing as the tallest freestanding table rock formation east of the Mississippi River.
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Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith speaks out on arrest of Don Lemon

Indiana Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith is speaking out about the arrest of Don Lemon, saying it highlights concerns about religious freedom and safety in local communities. Beckwith, who is also a pastor, criticized Lemon’s actions during a protest at a Minnesota church. Lemon was arrested early Friday in Los...
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Report: Shots fired at chicken restaurant on east side of Indianapolis

INDIANAPOLIS — A public police report indicates shots were fired at a chicken restaurant on the east side of Indianapolis Sunday afternoon. The report, which was filed by the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department, suggests officers were called to the Jordan’s Fish and Chicken restaurant located at 7003 E. 38th...
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Tiger Group Now Accepting Bids in Multistate Truck and Tractor Liquidation Sale

Tiger Group opened the first auction in a series of receiver-ordered liquidation sales of trucks, tractors and other assets formerly owned by a national transportation company, Mongomery Transport. Bidding is underway in the SoldTiger.com auction, which closes on Tuesday, Feb. 3 at 10 a.m. (CT). The assets are stored...
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Kennedy Commentary: Christian nationalists are at it again

This column was originally published by Sheila Kennedy on her blog, “A Jaundiced Look at the World We Live In.”. At the base of all policy disputes is a foundational question: What is government for? What sort of decisions are properly within the remit of the state, and which must be left to individuals exercising...
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This Indiana Joint Is Famous for Crispy Smashed Cheeseburgers and Old-School Tavern Vibes

Driving past Workingman’s Friend on Belmont Avenue, it’s hard not to wonder about the place that seems frozen in time. When you finally walk through the doors at 234 N Belmont Ave, Indianapolis, IN 46222, it becomes clear why locals have been coming here since 1918. The smell...
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2 People Injured in Indiana House Fire, Officials Say

Fire Breaks Out in Indiana Home, Injuring Two When I first read about the fire in Noblesville on Friday evening, […] This article originally appeared on BuildLikeNew.com — visit us for more home security guides.
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Missing Indiana teen Hailey Buzbee is dead, police say

Hailey Buzbee, a Fishers teen who's been missing for almost a month, is dead, the Fishers Police Department announced during a news conference the evening of Feb. 1, though the investigation is still active and Buzbee has not yet been found. Buzbee's parents last saw their daughter, a 17-year-old student at Hamilton...
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The possibility of a foot of snow in Indiana in February

INDIANA — Indiana’s winter climate history shows that it is possible for a single February storm system to produce a foot of snow in parts of the state, even though such events are relatively uncommon. February is typically one of Indiana’s snowiest months, with long-term averages ranging from about 6 to 12 inches...
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‘There’s no way I could remove that much snow’ | Indiana residents frustrated by...

FISHERS, Ind. — Nearly a week after last Sunday’s snowfall, many sidewalks across central Indiana remain covered in snow, creating challenges for pedestrians and families trying to get around safely. One Fishers resident said even after clearing his walkway, city plows left behind new piles of snow that...

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