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Amazon to build $11bn AI data campus in Indiana that will use electricity of...

You step back from the quiet fields near New Carlisle, Indiana, and see farmland giving way to something much larger. Amazon has committed $11 billion to build a sprawling data center campus there, known as Project Rainier. This site spans over 1,200 acres and will host dozens of facilities dedicated mainly to training
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10 Worst Cities to Live in Indiana in 2026, According to Crime Statistics

Indiana is home to thriving suburbs, vibrant college towns, and growing business hubs. But like many states, it also faces crime challenges that vary significantly from one community to another. Recent crime data reveals major differences in violent and property crime rates across Indiana, with some cities experiencing
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Nobleville-based nonprofit raises more than $80,000

Prevail, a Noblesville-based nonprofit, hosted its Spring Fashion Show fundraiser May 8 at Ritz Charles in Carmel, raising more than $80,000 to support survivors of crime and abuse through the organization’s services and programs. “(This year) marks a historic milestone for Prevail as we celebrate our 40th anniversary,
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Actor Nicolas Cage Will Appear at 2026 Indiana Comic-Con

INDIANAPOLIS — Comic book and pop culture fans will once again descend upon the Circle City for Indiana Comic-Con from June 5-7. At this year’s event, fans can look forward to seeing Academy Award-winning actor Nicolas Cage. Cage’s most recent work is in Amazon Prime’s “Spider Noir,” series, where he plays “Ben Reilly/
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Bird, Miller on Clark’s reaction to loss, coach

LaChina Robinson, Sue Bird and Cheryl Miller discuss the Indiana Fever's recent loss to the Portland Fire and a discussion around Caitlin Clark's reaction to head coach Stephanie White.
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This Wild Western Saloon In Indiana Is A Biker-Friendly Spot With Hearty Portions

This place has a little extra horsepower from the start. There is a biker-friendly edge to it, a wild western streak, and just enough roadhouse swagger to make the whole stop feel more fun than expected. In Indiana, that kind of atmosphere stands out. It feels bold and full of...
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Railroad crossing work to affect traffic in Brownsburg

Railroad crossing construction at Northfield Drive East, Grant Street, Green Street and Northfield Drive West will disrupt traffic patterns starting June 15 with Northfield Drive East per the Town of Brownsburg alert system. The other intersections will begin construction June 16. Unaffected Brownsburg crossings includ
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Free summer meals available for students across Indiana

INDIANAPOLIS — Free meals will be available to students across Indiana this summer. Thanks to the 2026 Summer Food Service Program, Hoosier students ages 18 and younger will have access to free meals and snacks at nearly 1,000 locations across the state. Site locations and meal service times will...
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Man shot at Marathon gas station during ‘targeted incident,’ police say

A man was shot at a Marathon Gas Station east of Downtown Indianapolis Sunday night and is in stable condition, with police investigating the incident as a targeted attack with multiple suspects involved.
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Indiana Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith faces backlash after calling Islam a ‘demonic death cult’

INDIANAPOLIS (WNDU) - Indiana Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith is facing backlash over comments he made about the Islamic religion. Several Muslim advocacy groups said Beckwith’s rhetoric is dangerous and could encourage hate and dehumanization. The comments were made last Thursday on the Christian talk show “Flashpoint,” aroun

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