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Suspect found dead, another in custody after shots fired at ISP trooper in NW...

Police had been searching for an "armed and dangerous" suspect after shots were fired at a state police trooper Friday in Northwest Indiana, officials said. A suspect was later found dead and another person was taken into custody.
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‘Played stupid games and won stupid prizes’: Indianapolis man sentenced to 168 years for...

INDIANAPOLIS — A 39-year-old man has been sentenced to 168 years for a slew of child sex crime and battery charges. David Fowler of Indianapolis has been charged with the following: According to court documents, Fowler reportedly molested the victim for over two decades, starting when the victim was around 3 years old.
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Ascension St. Vincent Sports Performance office at Clay Terrace to close

The Ascension St. Vincent Sports Performance office at Clay Terrace in Carmel will close Oct. 30. The move comes as the healthcare system transitions to a partnership with orthopedic practice OrthoIndy, according to an Ascension St. Vincent spokesperson. “We are working together to support continuity of care for patien
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Attorney General Todd Rokita secures nearly $34.7 million for Hoosier consumers in auto lending...

INDIANA – Attorney General Todd Rokita announced today that his office has secured a multistate settlement with Credit Acceptance Corporation (CAC) that will deliver nearly $34.7 million in cash and debt relief to Hoosier consumers and the State of Indiana. The settlement resolves allegations that CAC originated car lo
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Braun administration powers growth in Indiana’s skilled trades pipeline

Governor Mike Braun’s administration is working to build a stronger pipeline of electricians, welders, and skilled trades professionals to help meet growing demand for technical talent by working with Indiana employers through the Power Up Indiana program. “Indiana businesses need workers with the skills to build equip
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How This Cozy Coffee Stop Became a MUST-VISIT Downtown Favorite in Indianapolis, IN

Open Mon–Fri, 7 AM–4 PM | Sat–Sun, 8 AM–5 PM. Coat Check Coffee gives downtown Indianapolis a cozy, welcoming place to enjoy locally roasted coffee, comforting lattes, and fresh-baked treats. Inside the historic Athenaeum, the café feels warm and lived-in, inviting guests to pause between work,...
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Indianapolis police arrest six drivers after reckless spinning operation on west side

Indianapolis, Indiana – A few hours of reckless driving on Indianapolis’ west side ended with six people in custody and six vehicles being towed away after a coordinated police operation Wednesday night. What began as drivers spinning vehicles and drawing crowds quickly became a public safety concern. Police said offic
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6 Things Kroger Employees Wish Hoosiers Knew Before Checkout

A Consumer Reports investigation in 14 states found that Kroger-owned stores overcharged shoppers an average of 18.4% on items with expired sale tags. You can bet the cashiers can name a time or two when they’ve seen that happen. These are the things Kroger employees wish Hoosiers knew before...
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Three Fishers cases result in convictions

The Hamilton County Prosecuting Attorney has announced a series of recent guilty verdicts following trials in Hamilton County Courts. Giovanny Javier DeJesus DeJesus, who was charged in July 2025 with two counts each of attempted murder and battery by means of a deadly weapon, stemming from a shooting on Benton Drive i
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This 1955 Indiana Bakery Has Strict Rules (And the Best Donuts in the State)

Indiana’s best donut shop will not take your card. Not because the machine is broken, and not out of nostalgia for its own sake. The bakery says outright that being cash-only is what lets it keep the best price in town on the best donut in town, and after 70 years, nobody in Indianapolis has […]

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