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GloRilla Snaps On Police Following Drugs Arrest

Memphis rapper GloRilla is speaking out after being arrested on felony drug charges, even though her house had just been broken into. While she was in Indianapolis performing at the WNBA All-Star Game, police were called to her Georgia home because of a reported burglary. During the investigation, officers say they...
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One person arrested following drug bust in Indiana

INDIANA — An Iowa man is facing multiple drug charges after deputies discovered a firearm and illegal substances in his vehicle, according to the Gibson County Sheriff’s Office. Deputies say they encountered 51-year-old Christopher Darnell parked in the 12000 block of East 100 South, near Oakland City Lake. While...
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22-year-old woman who drowned in Eagle Creek Reservoir was lifeguard and swim instructor

According to her mother, Amya Haas was multifaceted with a talent for painting. The 22-year-old was an entrepreneur focused on selling her artwork, but also wanted to become a pharmacy technician. In the meantime, she was spending this summer working as a lifeguard and swim instructor. "Which is why it's very hard...
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Indianapolis EMS breaks ground on new headquarters building

Indianapolis EMS celebrated the groundbreaking of a new headquarters on Wednesday. The new facility is located near the Marion County Public Health Department lab along East 38th Street.
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Hear Stories of Mobsters, Serial Killers, and More on Indiana’s True Crime Bus Tour

It's one thing to hear the story, but it's another thing to see the location of infamous crimes in person. People naturally have a morbid curiosity, and I think that's part of the reason people are drawn to true crime. There's an entire television network that's dedicated to telling stories of real crimes...
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Gov. Braun supports Camp Atterbury ICE detention facility

Gov. Mike Braun does not expect problems with conditions at a planned ICE detention facility at Camp Atterbury, while Congressman Andre Carson is still trying to determine who will be responsible for the day-to-day running of the facility.
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IMPD: Man dies after shooting on West 29th Street

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — A man died in a shooting Friday night in a residential neighborhood on the city’s near-northwest side, police say. Medics and Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department were called to a report of a person shot just before 9:35 p.m. Friday in the 800 block of West 29th Street. That’s in the...
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Indianapolis to shut down homeless encampment in Fountain Square

The Indianapolis Office of Public Health and Safety has announced the permanent closure of a homeless encampment in Fountain Square, effective Aug. 11, due to concerns from nearby homeowners.
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Felon with History of Violence Shot After Northeast Side Shooting

INDIANAPOLIS — You may remember the woman who was shot and killed Thursday morning on the northeast side of Indianapolis. Police also later shot a man that fired at them during a chase. It turns out the man was a convicted felon with a criminal history. 76-year-old Walter McNary was chased by the Indianapolis...
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Indiana considers housing action as workers struggle to make rent

Just as a new report is highlighting that two-thirds of Indiana’s largest occupations are paying less than what workers need to cover rent, Gov. Mike Braun has indicated he sees housing as key to the state’s economic health. Braun spoke with reporters on Thursday at Huntington University following...

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