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Universities must explain how new degrees promote American values

Before creating new degrees, Indiana’s public colleges and universities will have to explain to the state how they will promote American values. The new degree proposal form issued by the Indiana Commission for Higher Education asks:. “How does the proposed program cultivate civic responsibility and commitment to the...
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Mystery of the Unpleasant Odor Plaguing Indianapolis

A peculiar and unpleasant odor has been plaguing the residents of Indianapolis, causing much discomfort and speculation. The smell, described by one resident as akin to "chaffed sweaty cheeks," has been persistent and enveloping, leading to concerns about a possible sewage leak or deteriorating air quality. Despite...
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Indiana lawmaker wants to encourage new employer-led child care funds to help increase access

The state made major cuts to its federal child care assistance programs over the past year, leaving many Hoosiers without access to affordable child care. And one lawmaker plans to author a bill in the coming legislative session aimed at closing child care gaps. Rep. Chris Campbell (D-West Lafayette) said...
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Truckers encounter federal immigration agents at Indiana weigh stations near Michigan

In September, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement launched Operation Midway Blitz — a series of immigration raids in the Chicago area. A statement from the US Department of Homeland Security said 146 truck drivers were detained by ICE during a raid that was conducted along Indiana highways as part of Operation...
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Suspect facing new charges of Attempted Murder after hitting student at bus stop

ELKHART, Ind. -- Court documents from Elkhart County reveal 37-year-old Jamarius Bryant, of Indianapolis, is facing new charges after being arrested on Oct. 1, following a police chase where he allegedly struck a student at a bus stop in Marshall County. Bryant is now charged with two counts of Attempted...
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Indiana man accused of illegally dumping 8,000 pounds of construction debris

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- An Indiana man is facing serious charges after he allegedly dumped thousands of pounds of construction waste and debris at four unauthorized locations. The investigation started Nov. 6, according to information posted on the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office Facebook page. A landowner...
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Would-be Mooresville school shooter gets 12 years in prison

MOORESVILLE, Ind. — A former Mooresville High School student who spent over a year planning to shoot and kill students on campus has now been sentenced to 12 years in prison. Trinity Shockley pled guilty last month in Morgan County to one count of conspiracy to commit murder, a level 2 felony. The 18-year-old was […]
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LPD: 4 year-old struck by vehicle in Lawrence

LAWRENCE, Ind. — An investigation has begun after a 4-year-old was struck by a vehicle in Lawrence. According to the Lawrence Police Department, officers responded to the intersection of East 47th Street and North Longworth Road after a 4-year-old was struck by a vehicle while riding a scooter. When police arrived,...
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Does Anyone Know Why All the Cars are Parked Opposite the Gary Airport?

A peculiar sight has been noticed near the Gary airport where hundreds of cars, including Toyota trucks, Chrysler minivans, and Kias, are all lined up. This unusual occurrence has sparked curiosity and speculation among the local community.
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Indiana laboratory agrees to pay state $9M after false Medicare claim allegations

INDIANAPOLIS — A laboratory headquartered in Indianapolis agreed to pay the state $9.6 million after being accused of double-dipping in government payments for COVID-19 testing. The United States Department of Justice alleges that Patients Choice Laboratories (PCL) violated the False Claims Act and the Anti-Kickback...

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