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Two Arrested Following Friday Traffic Stop

(Undated) — Crawford County Deputies arrested two on Friday following a traffic stop. According to the Crawford County Sheriff’s Department, Heather Kendall, of Plainfield, IN, was taken into custody on a Crawford County Warrant for Failure to Appear on Theft charges, a Jasper County Warrant for Failure to Appear on ch
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Woman Shot in Indianapolis During Attempted Robbery

INDIANAPOLIS — A woman was shot during an attempted robbery on the city’s north side early Saturday morning. According to the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department, officers went to the 2800 block of Barbary Lane at around 12:45 a.m. on the report that someone was shot. When officers got to the scene, they found
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Severe Weather Threat Across Indiana Monday and Tuesday

STATEWIDE — Severe thunderstorms are possible across Indiana today and again tomorrow, with the main concern centered on damaging winds as a cold front moves through the state. National Weather Service Indianapolis forecaster Mike Ryan says storms will weaken as they move east, but enough instability remains for scatte
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This Immersive Indiana Facility Lets You Safely Smash Glass And TVs For The Ultimate...

Some days, you just need to let off steam. This Indianapolis, Indiana rage-room experience offers a controlled, safe space where people can release stress in a very physical way. Visitors are given protective gear and a designated environment where they can break everyday objects like electronics and glass items or...
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Heat rises and the risk for severe storms returns to the Tri-State

It will feel like summer has arrived today as temperatures climb to the upper 80s this afternoon. South winds at 10 to 15 mph, gusting to 25 mph, are moving in plenty of heat. Humidity is rising slowly too. While most of the forecast today is dry, we will see...
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‘I think being 100 is young’ | Town of Speedway celebrates 100th birthday

SPEEDWAY, Ind. — Race week is one of the biggest in Speedway, but once the checkered flags go away, the town will be putting up birthday decorations. This is because the town is celebrating its centennial this year. Founded in 1926, Speedway became a home for the automotive industry....
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The Smallest Towns in Indiana

The Smallest Towns in Indiana Indiana is full of charming small towns—but some are so tiny, they’re easy to miss unless you’re really looking. While most Hoosiers are familiar with small towns like Nashville, Corydon, or Shipshewana, there are lesser-known communities across the state with populations in the double dig
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Owe past due state taxes? Indiana Department of Revenue launches amnesty eligibility tool

Beginning May 18, 2026, taxpayers will be able to check their eligibility status for Tax Amnesty 2026.
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Michigan gas prices up again, Indiana under $4 per gallon

COLDWATER, MI (WTVB) – Drivers are now paying an average of four-dollars-84-cents a gallon to fill their gas tank in Michigan. Triple-A says that is an 11-cent increase from last week, 97-cents more than last month, and a dollar-65 more than what we were paying heading into the Memorial Day Holiday last year.
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Indiana officials roll out ‘Medicaid financing overhaul’

Indiana officials have rolled out what they described as a first-in-the-nation Medicaid financing overhaul designed to pressure hospitals to lower commercial healthcare prices while directing more state and federal money toward rural and lower-cost providers. The changes – approved by federal regulators early in May –

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