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Indiana woman accused of using extension cord to steal neighbor’s power

EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WKRC) - An Indiana woman was taken into custody after she was allegedly caught stealing her neighbor's power using an extension cord. According to WFIE, Charles Lowe, a veteran and cancer survivor who is struggling with COPD, told the outlet he noticed his electric bill skyrocket in November, which has cost him thousands of dollars each month since.
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Sheriff’s Office Warns Public About Traffic Violation Text Message Scam

The Hancock County Sheriff’s Office is warning residents about a fraudulent “Notice of Hearing – Traffic Violation” text message circulating in the community that is designed to appear official but is part of a scam. According to authorities, the message mimics legitimate court documents and attempts...
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Kroger Packs 500 Additional Meal Boxes For Food Bank

Kroger Central Division gathered volunteers in Whitestown, Indiana, to pack an additional 500 boxes of food for those in need – the second phase of a meal kit commitment that has now produced 1,500 boxes for donation. The effort builds on 1,000 boxes packed earlier this month for the Midwest Food Bank.

Interview: John Terrell’s Knaptown Records documented Indianapolis funk and soul

You may not have heard of Knaptown Records, but the label left a significant legacy in Indianapolis. Knaptown documented the city’s early funk and soul scene and provided a platform for prominent local musicians. Last month, the label’s founder, John Terrell, died. WFYI’s Kyle Long brings us this remembrance....

Man Shot Dead Along West Side Indy Stretch

Indianapolis police say a man is dead after a shooting on the city’s west side Thursday night. Officers were called to the 800 block of South Lynhurst Drive, just north of West Washington Street, where they found a person with an apparent gunshot wound. Medics initially rushed the victim to the hospital in critical condition, but the person was later pronounced dead.
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National Anthem Performance Before Monday Night’s Title Game Was Awesome

The national anthem before Monday night's national title game in Indianapolis, Indiana was a great one. No. 1 Michigan is taking on No. 2 UConn in the men's national title game on Monday evening. The Wolverines are going for their first national title under head coach Dusty May, while the Huskies ...

The Fried Chicken Challenge is down to 2. Vote now in the Frynals.

And now, for the main course. After four rounds and nearly 40,000 votes, IndyStar's Fried Chicken Challenge has gone from a field of 32 con tenders to two thigh nalists. On one side of the bracket, we have the historic No. 6-seeded Kopper Kettle Inn of Morristown, which rode an aggressive Facebook campaign to end No. 16 Sgt. Pepper's Chicken of Martinsville's Cinderella run, 15,103 votes to 5,762. Central...
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White Castle Launches Chicken Fajita Slider and Jalapeño Cravioli

White Castle is bringing Southwest-inspired flavors to its menu with two new limited-time items: the Chicken Fajita Slider and Jalapeño Cravioli, both available starting April 6, 2026 at participating locations nationwide. More Eat & Drink News. What Is the New White Castle Chicken Fajita Slider?. The Chicken Fajita Slider...

Gov. Braun says new law will protect Indiana utility customers from rising bills

Indiana Gov. Mike Braun said a new law gives the state tools to hold utility companies accountable — and that it will be up to his administration to implement it. A signing ceremony Monday marked Braun's most direct public commitment to enforcing House Enrolled Act 1002, which he signed in February.
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WRTV announces new morning team, expands AM LIVE coverage starting May 4

The station’s morning newscast, which previously aired Monday through Friday from 5 to 7 a.m. as a hybrid live and recorded broadcast, will now be fully live and expand to three hours. Starting May 4, AM LIVE will air from 4 to 7 a.m.

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