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2 people hurt in an overnight Indianapolis incident

Two people were wounded in an overnight incident on the far east side of Indianapolis early today, and police are now working to piece together what happened. The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department responded to the scene just after midnight, and in an encouraging early sign, both people were found conscious an
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ARNOLT CENTER: Companies Seek to Hide Indiana Data Center Details with NDAs

Two dozen years ago, Gina and Darin Madsen bought a house in Monrovia, a small community in Morgan County, planning to stay there through retirement. But their peace and quiet has been disrupted by the construction of a massive data center virtually on their doorstep — something they didn’t want and didn’t even know ab
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Daylight Saving Time Ends November 1 as Clocks Fall Back 1 Hour Across Indiana...

INDIANA — Daylight Saving Time will officially come to an end on November 1, 2026, requiring residents across Indiana to set their clocks back 1 hour before heading to bed that Saturday night. The seasonal time change affects the entire state, with cities including Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, Gary, and Evansville all fal
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Indiana Task Force 1 carries scars for life after following the call to Ground...

(WISH) — As journalists followed firefighters to Ground Zero 25 years ago, I began a reporting journey that remains a lifetime memory. I looked back on Friday at those first days after the terrorist attacks with Indiana Task Force 1 as a reporter for WISH-TV. Today, I still work in television as a WRTV anchor. […]
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Family of man killed in shooting say they haven’t seen Dalys Jett fire shots...

The family of Dalys Jett, the man shot and killed by Indianapolis police after allegedly shooting at officers, says they have not yet seen video proof of the 21-year-old using his gun during the incident.
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Was Summer 2026 the Hottest Ever in the Tri-State?

🥵 Was this the hottest summer we've ever had? Here's what the National Weather Service had to say.
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Indiana Broadcasters Association inducts six legends into Hall of Fame

Six veteran broadcasters were inducted into the Indiana Broadcast Pioneers Hall of Fame by the Indiana Broadcasters Association during a celebration at Conner Prairie.
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11 Indiana counties can apply for state debris removal reimbursement

Eleven Indiana counties hit by severe storms in August are eligible for state and federal assistance to reimburse a majority of debris removal costs as part of the federal major disaster declaration. The Federal Emergency Management Agency will reimburse 75% of eligible debris removal costs in Delaware, Fayette, Frankl
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Indianapolis Man, 47, Dies After Crash at Kokomo’s US 31 and SR 26

A 47-year-old Indianapolis man is dead after a serious crash on Kokomo's south side Wednesday night, at the busy intersection where U.S. 31 meets State Road 26. Police and EMS crews were called to the scene at roughly 7:40 p.m. and found the man, later identified as Joshua Randall Rhoads, suffering from serious injurie
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‘Should have been communicated more clearly’: Court records show prosecutor never asked for prison...

INDIANAPOLIS — Court transcripts show Marion County prosecutors never asked for prison time in the case against Julian Wachner, a famous composer and Indianapolis teacher who was recently given a guilty plea in a child sex crimes case. Wachner, 56, pleaded guilty on Wednesday to five counts of possession of child sex a

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