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Thousands without power in Indiana

INDIANA — More than 7,800 utility customers across Indiana are without electricity Thursday morning as outages continue to affect several areas of the state. According to PowerOutage.us, 7,821 customers are currently without power, impacting about 0.24% of the more than 3.28 million customers tracked statewide. Marion
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Chicago Arrest In Brookwood Killing As Indy Detectives Close In

A months-long homicide investigation that started at an Indianapolis apartment complex and stretched to Chicago has ended with the arrest of a 27-year-old suspect, according to Indianapolis police. In a post on IMPD News, violent-crime detectives said they located and arrested Devontae Webb‑Holloway on June 9 in the 45
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10 Fun Facts You Probably Didn’t Know About Corn

Corn is used in thousands of everyday products, from soda to toothpaste. Indiana is a top corn-producing state, growing billions of bushels annually. Corn grows incredibly fast and each ear has an even number of rows. 10 Fun Facts You Probably Didn’t Know About Corn. When people think of...
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Indiana ranks among America’s top 20 worst states for nighttime speeding deaths with 133...

INDIANA — Traveling Indiana’s roads becomes significantly more dangerous after the sun goes down. A new study reveals that Indiana ranks among the top 20 worst states in the nation for nighttime speeding fatalities, with a massive 40.7% surge in deadly crashes after dark compared to daytime hours.
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Hoosiers, First Responders Shocked by Southern Indiana Flooding

HARRISON COUNTY, Ind.–Heavy rain hit the Louisville and southern Indiana area on Tuesday, with some spots receiving up to 8 inches, leading to dangerous flash flooding. Southern Indiana towns like Lanesville and Corydon saw 4 to 9 inches of rain, while the Louisville Metro area and counties south of the city received 2
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Person dies in motorcycle, SUV crash at Harding Street intersection

Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department was called just before 2:30 p.m. Wednesday to the intersection of West Sumner Avenue and Harding Street.
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Teddy Riley To Turn Up Indiana Avenue As Legacy Fest Throws Free Downtown Block...

The Madam Walker Legacy Center is tuning up Indiana Avenue for Legacy Fest, a two-day celebration that mixes big-name music, local food and family activities. The weekend pairs a headline concert at the Walker Theatre with a free community block party that organizers expect will draw thousands downtown, all while doubl
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FBI Indianapolis announces summer crackdown on violent crime

Federal, state and local law enforcement officers are cracking down on violent crime as part of the FBI’s Summer Heat initiative.
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Thunderstorm watches issued for much of the northern half of Indiana

Two thunderstorm watches are in effect for the night of June 10, 2026, for much of the northern half of Indiana, with a few isolated storms possible that could produce strong winds and heavy rain.
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Shaq teams with Lilly to spotlight sleep apnea treatment with Zepbound

INDIANAPOLIS – Shaquille O’Neal is partnering with Eli Lilly and Company on a national awareness campaign to help people recognize and seek treatment for moderate-to-severe obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), a condition that affects millions of Americans and is frequently undiagnosed. The campaign, titled “Watch This,” fea

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