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IMPD seeks public’s help identifying man after generator theft on west side

IMPD detectives are asking for the community's help identifying a person connected to a generator theft on the city's west side.
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73-year sentence for man convicted of 2025 murder in Indianapolis alley

INDIANAPOLIS (WRTV) -- A 48-year-old man was sentenced Tuesday to 73 years in prison for a the murder of a 38-year-old man in a west-side alley in 2025. A judge and jury in May also found Alfred Armour, of Indianapolis, guilty on a felony firearm sentencing enhancement in the shooting death of Pedro Mozombite.
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Rep. Bartels highlights new state laws taking effect July 1

INDIANA— A series of new state laws aimed at restructuring state government, slashing regulations for K-12 schools, and cutting red tape for local childcare facilities and small businesses will officially go into effect on July 1. Following the conclusion of the 2026 legislative session, State Representative Stephen Ba
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Fire damages several units at east side apartment complex near 38th Street, Sherman Drive

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — A fire at an east side apartment complex on Tuesday afternoon left 12 apartments damaged, according to the Indianapolis Fire Department. Online records show the fire was reported at the Villages at Mill Crossing apartment complex near 38th Street and Sherman Drive around 12:25 p.m. IFD told News 8
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Doberman Laws in Indiana: What Every Owner Needs to Know

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! If you own a Doberman Pinscher or are thinking about bringing one home, understanding Indiana’s legal landscape is one of the most practical steps you can take. While these dogs are celebrated for their loyalty, intelligence, and protective in
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Caught on camera: South side Indy home is targeted by gunfire 3 times in...

INDIANAPOLIS — For the third time in just more than a month, a home on Indy’s south side was targeted by gunfire. The series of shootings was caught on camera. Multiple neighbors shared surveillance video of the most recent shooting on Monday night. Those neighbors say they are fed up with the violence. In fact, […]
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Indiana Toll Road truck parking lot to close until November

The Indiana Toll Road asked truckers to plan ahead for the closure of a truck parking area for construction. From July 13 — November 20, 2026, the truck parking at Exit 72 (South Bend West) on the Indiana Toll Road will be closed. The closure will allow crews to perform toll plaza and bridge rehabilitation. […] The po
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Wallethub: Indiana is one of the Least Independent States in the U.S.

STATEWIDE–A new study by the personal finance website Wallethub says Indiana is one of the least independent states in the U.S. Indiana was ranked 44th in the study out of 50 states. They ranked Idaho the most indepenedent state followed by Utah, Hawaii, Colorado, and South Dakota to round out the Top 5. “The study […]
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Backyard Pig Laws in Indiana: What You Need to Know Before Getting a Pig

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Indiana is one of the most agricultural states in the Midwest, so you might assume that keeping a pig on your property is straightforward. The reality is more layered. Whether a backyard pig is legal where you live depends on a combination of
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Report: Thousands of Hoosiers lose food and health benefits following ‘HR 1’ spending cuts

INDIANA — Recent federal legislative changes have triggered a sharp decline in enrollment for Indiana’s safety net programs, leaving tens of thousands of Hoosiers without food or healthcare assistance, according to a report released by a statewide advocacy group. The Indiana Community Action Poverty Institute revealed

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