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‘Can’t really do this anymore’: Patient details experience with diarrhea-causing cyclosporiasis

INDIANAPOLIS — If you’ve been scrolling online or tuning into any FOX59/CBS4 newscasts the last couple of days, you’ve likely heard of the parasite causing explosive diarrhea. There are 15 confirmed cases of cyclosporiasis in Marion County. The Public Health Department shared that number on Wednesday and it didn’t chan
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Can We Talk About Those Solid White Lines on I-69?

I've noticed the same thing over and over in the I-69 construction zone. Here's why those solid white lines are there in the first place.
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The Most Unusual Small Town In Indiana With Story To Tell

Not every small town is built around a railroad, a river, or a courthouse. Some are built around an idea. Imagine stumbling across a place where dreamers once believed they could reinvent society from the ground up. Sounds like the plot of a sci-fi novel? It actually happened, and the...
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This Nostalgic Diner in Indiana Has Been a Local Favorite for Decades

Walking into Rock-Cola 50’s Cafe feels like stepping back to the golden age of American diners. With vintage memorabilia, classic chrome accents, checkerboard floors, and a menu packed with hearty comfort food, this longtime Indianapolis favorite delivers far more than a meal—it serves a healthy dose of nostalgia.
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Building fire causes $150K in damage on Zionsville’s Main St., FBI joins investigation

ZIONSVILLE (WISH) – A commercial building fire on Zionsville’s historic Main Street Friday morning caused over $150,000 in damages. According to the Zionsville Fire Department, crews responded to a fire at 195 South Main Street, the former Kogan Antiques and Lighting, around 1:41 a.m. The department said active flames
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This Breathtaking Train Ride In Indiana Never Disappoints

Some experiences promise the moon and deliver a handful of dirt, but the French Lick Scenic Railway in French Lick, Indiana, consistently exceeds expectations. You might think that’s hyperbole, but talk to anyone who’s actually ridden this train and watch their faces light up with genuine enthusiasm. There’s...
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Man dead following shooting on the near south side of Indianapolis

INDIANAPOLIS — One man is dead following a shooting and crashing a car into an electrical box on Indy’s near south side Thursday night. According to the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department, officers were called to the 1000 block of Henslow Lane on reports of a person being shot around 10:39 p.m. Upon arrival, o
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Juvenile flown to Indianapolis after shooting in Kokomo

KOKOMO, Ind. — A juvenile has been flown to an Indianapolis hospital after being shot in Kokomo early Thursday morning. According to the Kokomo Police Department, a shooting is being investigated after a juvenile was shot in the leg around 3:30 a.m. at Amberwood Place. At some point, the juvenile was airlifted to a hos
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‘I was devastated’ | Local baker shut out as convention center changes vendors for...

INDIANAPOLIS — Part of the experience at Indiana Black Expo's Summer Celebration is trying food from local vendors. But this year, some vendors say that option is no longer available inside the Indiana Convention Center. Desmaine Berry, owner of KJ Treats, told 13News she was one of the vendors...
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Indiana sets standards for four-day school week waivers

Indiana K-12 schools must meet new standards before seeking approval to implement a four-day school week. The model, once favored by rural schools due to a shortage of bus drivers, is spreading nationwide to urban and suburban districts seeking to recruit teachers and students by extending the school day, so students a

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