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Indianapolis takes next step in Lafayette Square Mall redevelopment

The commission approved the Department of Metropolitan Development to contract with J.S. Held LLC, which will provide technical and project management services for the mall redevelopment project.
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AG Files Lawsuit Against Lake Castleton Apartment Owners

INDIANAPOLIS, IND. (WOWO) Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita has filed a civil lawsuit against the owners of Lake Castleton Apartments in Indianapolis, alleging the landlords endangered tenants by failing to maintain habitable housing. The lawsuit cites more than 130 health code violations, including mold, sewage...
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Unsolved Mystery: The Unusual Police Convoy on I-65

While on a routine DoorDash delivery, a local resident was heading north on I-65 towards the Hobart, Lake station area when they noticed an unusual sight. Over the span of 45 minutes, they observed more than 20 police cars, all with lights flashing, speeding towards the same direction. The police cars exited at the...
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Malnourished Indiana Toddler’s Death Leads to Arrest of Parents on Child Neglect Charges

Indianapolis, IN – A tragic case in Indianapolis has resulted in the arrest of two parents after their 1-year-old son, who weighed only 10 pounds, was pronounced dead just minutes after arriving at a local hospital. Police say the severity of the child’s condition, combined with visible injuries, sparked an immediate...
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Indianapolis metal supplier lays off 54 people

INDIANAPOLIS — More than 50 people will soon be unemployed as a metal supplier on Indy’s east side announced mass layoffs that go into effect in January. Kloeckner Metals Indianapolis, located at 8301 E. 33rd Street, filed a notice with the Indiana Department of Workforce Development to inform the state of a mass...
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Two charged in federal counterfeit case sentenced to federal prison

Two men charged in a federal counterfeit case were sentenced to federal prison.
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Indianapolis man arrested in Vanderburgh County over fraudulent business

HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) – An Indianapolis man was arrested in Vanderburgh County on Wednesday after authorities say he opened a fraudulent bank account under a local woman’s name. According to an affidavit, authorities were alerted to the fraudulent activities after a woman reported that she received a letter in the...
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Indiana’s AI Power Problem: Nearly Half the State’s Electricity Now Goes to Artificial Intelligence,

Indiana just earned a startling new national distinction—no state in America dedicates a larger share of its electricity to AI than Indiana, according to a new analysis from Texas Royalty Brokers, using data from the Epoch AI global compute infrastructure tracker.
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$100,000 lottery ticket sold at Indy gas station

INDIANAPOLIS — Some lucky Hoosier is in the money, because they purchased a winning Powerball ticket worth $100,000 in Indianapolis. The ticket was sold on the near north side of Indy at the Museum Shell at 3018 North Illinois Street. The winning numbers for Wednesday, Nov. 19, are: 10-31-49-51-68 with the Powerball...
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Woman sentenced for stealing $51,664 in COVID-19 relief money

INDIANAPOLIS — A postal worker was sentenced to three years of probation for stealing thousands of dollars in COVID-19 relief money. Kimberly Dumes, 43, pleaded guilty to wire fraud for submitting three fraudulent CARES Act loan applications between 2020 and 2021, which netted her $51,664. “Federal economic relief...

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