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Gov. Pritzker reacts to Bears’ eyeing Indiana stadium

Gov. JB Pritzker said Illinois has been working in "good faith" with the Bears despite the franchise signaling a potential move to Indiana.
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Over 1.7 million Americans urged to avoid fast food drive-thrus

NEARLY two million residents have been urged to avoid drive-thrus and limit common activities after air quality alerts were issued across nearly an entire state. Ground-level ozone levels are spiking under the hot sunshine, prompting a Code Orange Air Quality Alert for North Carolina’s Piedmont Triad region through mid
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Missing Indiana woman, 25, last seen in River North

CHICAGO - Police are asking for the public's help in locating a missing woman from Indiana who was last seen Thursday in River North. Clarissa Ricks, 25, was last spotted near the intersection of Illinois and Franklin streets in downtown Chicago, according to a missing person alert filed by CPD.
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Indiana Attorney General sues mobile home parks for mistreating residents

Indiana’s Attorney General is suing several mobile home park owners and operators in Madison, Grant, and Blackford counties. As IPR’s Thomas Ouellette reports, the state cites many things residents have had to live through, including maintenance neglect, standing sewage, and a shutoff of city water services. In court..
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Cops arrest 14-year-old accused of gunning down business school graduate on way to ballgame

Police arrest 14-year-old suspect in the fatal shooting of Indiana University grad Brett Scrogham in an Indianapolis parking garage last week.
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Indy Streets Torn Up as Crews Yank Out Thousands of Toxic Lead Pipes

Crews from Citizens Energy Group are chewing up curbs and front yards in the Near Northwest–Riverside neighborhood as part of a major push to get rid of lead water service lines. The work includes new piping, temporary pavement patches and some directional drilling, all in a block-by-block campaign to swap out thousand
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Indiana State Parks Updating 43 Playgrounds with Support from Lilly Endowment

INDIANAPOLIS - Indiana Governor Mike Braun and First Lady Maureen Braun joined the Indiana Department of Natural Resources (DNR) on Thursday to celebrate 43 playgrounds updates that are being installed across Indiana State Parks. These playground updates are made possible as part of a $50 million grant awarded to the..
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Marion County taxpayers weigh in on possible school tax increase for public education

INDIANAPOLIS — Inside Arsenal Technical High School’s library Thursday night, Marion County taxpayers discussed what could become the next chapter in school funding. The Indianapolis Public Education Corporation, or IPEC, held a public listening session as it considers whether to ask voters to approve a new school fund
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Fit Check: Caitlin Clark’s Playmaking Could Change Indiana’s Ceiling

My mother is an award-winning artist and art teacher in her county, and one of the coolest things that she does is identify colors hidden inside other colors. When most people see blue, my mom might notice traces of red, gray, or violet underneath it. Watching Caitlin Clark can feel...
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Tips and Tricks to Avoid Ticks in Indiana and Elsewhere

Ticks pose a growing threat in the Midwest due to climate change. Prompt removal and awareness of diseases like Lyme and alpha-gal are crucial.

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