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Inmates receive $1.2M after suffering abuse at Miami Correctional Facility

The American Civil Liberties Union of Indiana has finalized settlements totaling more than $1.2 million on behalf of 31 people who were subjected to abusive conditions at Miami Correctional Facility.
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Suspect charged with aggravated battery after stabbing at southeast Indianapolis USPS facility

INDIANAPOLIS — A man is formally charged after he's accused of stabbing one of his co-workers at a United States Postal Service facility on the southeast side of Indianapolis. According to online court records, the Marion County Prosecutor's Office charged Mark Cork Jr., of Indianapolis, with aggravated battery. Cork's...
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Root & Bone announces plans to close Indianapolis location after 6 years

INDIANAPOLIS — An Indianapolis eatery has announced plans to close after six years in operation. Root & Bone, located at 4601 North College Avenue, told customers Sunday that the restaurant will close June 7. In a post on social media, the business said, "We still have a little more...
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The Mystery of the “Silent Humming” Reported Across 3 Midwest States

Residents in parts of Ohio, Wisconsin, and Indiana have started noticing an odd low-frequency hum lately. These reports echo a long-known phenomenon called The Hum, where people pick up on persistent vibrations or droning sounds that others miss entirely. While not always audible to everyone, the sensation often feels more like a pressure or silent ... Read more The post The Mystery of...
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Hoosier Teacher Pay Sinks To 38th As Neighbor States Leave Indiana Behind

Indiana’s teacher pay just took another hit in the national rankings, slipping to 38th in the country, according to new National Education Association data. Hoosier teachers are averaging $61,661 in the 2024–25 school year, with a reported starting salary of $45,958. The same report shows Indiana spending $13,603 per pupil, a level that leaves the state near the bottom of national per-student...
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Severe storm damages Greenwood Community High School auditorium

A tornado-warned storm caused damage at Greenwood Community High School, with trees being downed and the auditorium receiving some damage.
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You Won’t Believe The Deals You’ll Find At These 8 Legendary Indiana Flea Markets

Looking for unbelievable deals at legendary flea markets in Indiana?. These 8 legendary flea markets offer jaw-dropping bargains and amazing treasures!. 1. Shipshewana Flea Market (Shipshewana) Get ready, because Shipshewana Flea Market is ridiculously huge. When people call this market massive, they’re not exaggerating even a little bit. More...
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Indiana Cracks Down on Illegal Drone Use in Rural Areas

INDIANAPOLIS, IND. (WOWO) Rural Indiana residents and state officials are confronting growing concerns over drone activity tied to wildlife tracking, farm operations, and privacy complaints. Indiana conservation officers say drones were used to track a white-tailed deer in violation of state hunting laws, leading to what officials describe as the...
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Monkee’s of Indianapolis: New boutique caters to Indy’s fashion needs

Monkee's of Indianapolis, a new women's boutique owned by Missy Llewellyn and Whitney Schmit, opened on March 12, 2026, offering a personalized shopping experience with clothing, shoes, home decor, and gifts.
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Caretaker accused of defrauding elderly Carmel resident of $29,000

A hired caretaker is accused of defrauding an elderly Carmel woman of nearly $29,000 over two years. Adula Valdivia of Indianapolis has been charged with fraud, multiple counts of theft and exploitation of an endangered adult. She was arrested earlier this month and released from the Hamilton County Jail after posting bond.

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