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This Hidden Indiana Restaurant Serves A Ribeye Steak So Legendary It Will Haunt Your...

Some steaks are just food, and then there’s the ribeye at BakerStreet Steakhouse in Fort Wayne, Indiana, which is something closer to a religious experience. This is the kind of place that makes you question every dining decision you’ve ever made in your life. Not in a bad...
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Indiana State Police investigating fatal crash following pursuit in Pike County

PIKE COUNTY – On Saturday evening, the Indiana State Police were requested by the Pike County Sheriff’s Department to investigate a fatal crash that occurred during a vehicle pursuit on State Road 64. At approximately 7:42 p.m., a Pike County Sheriff’s Department deputy was traveling westbound on State...
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Indiana’s Loneliest Counties Revealed in New National Study

INDIANAPOLIS (WOWO) — LaPorte County has been ranked as the loneliest county in Indiana, with 37.8% of adults saying they feel lonely, according to a new analysis of Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates. LaPorte County ranked 44th among nearly 2,000 counties included in the national analysis, making...
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Lessons learned from Indiana’s 1913 flood

INDIANAPOLIS — The floods in multiple Indiana communities in August are once in a generation, something no one today has ever seen before. “I’m in Central Indiana; I’ve never seen anything like this,” said Jesse Landess, owner of Landess Farm in Daleville. “It’s very surreal,” said Maureen Keiner, a Noblesville residen
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Teenager struck by vehicle on south side of Indianapolis

INDIANAPOLIS — A teenage pedestrian was struck by a car on the south side of Indianapolis on Monday afternoon. The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department was dispatched at 1:23 p.m. to the 3900 block of Brickenwood Trace on Monday on a report of a personal injury crash involving a vehicle. When officers arrived at
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Couple from Hawaii moves to Indiana after hurricane destroys home

INDIANA (WSBT) — One couple from Hawaii is facing a new reality after Hurricane LaLa destroyed their home. Now, they're relocating to Indiana. Their son set up a GoFundMe to help cover moving costs. "Everything, everything is gone. This is bad. This is so bad," said Carol Parrish, moving...
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The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is making the claims process easier for Veterans...

INDIANA – The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is making the claims process easier for Veterans whose records were damaged or destroyed in the 1973 fire at the National Personnel Records Center (NPRC). VA Deputy Secretary Paul R. Lawrence, Ph.D., and VA’s Principal Deputy Under Secretary for Benefits Margarita...
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Cars range from ‘oddball’ to ‘sentimental’ at Artomobilia in Carmel

You only needed to stand by Jeff Lane’s cars for a few minutes to hear the astounded comments. “Does that thing take flight?” a young man asked a friend as he gestured to the 1932 Helicron, a propeller-driven French car in Lane’s collection. “I don’t even think...
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Five men plead guilty in Kansas ATM ‘jackpotting’ plot

The men, all Venezuelan nationals, traveled from Indiana to Kansas in December to target ATMs.
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State health officials, emergency healthcare providers agree to discontinue routine hospital diversion

INDIANA – State health officials and emergency healthcare partners statewide have joined together to make Indiana only the third state in the nation to end the practice of emergency medical services being diverted from hospitals due to overcrowding in the emergency department and hospital. This practice, which involves

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