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A hotel under construction caught fire Sunday in central Indiana, Butler University takes the initiative to address environmental challenges, two Sullivan residents face child neglect charges, skeletal remains have been identified in Grant County, Indiana has crowned this year's 500 Festival queen, and the Indianapolis Zoo is set to open one of the nation's largest chimpanzee habitats.
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Hoosiers are launching their boats to enjoy another season on the water - as officials stress safety, a Plainfield man is arrested for allegedly uploading child pornography, a large turnout at funeral of a Greenfield student allegedly bullied at school, an Indiana nonprofit works to get breastmilk donations for premature babies, and former director of the South Bend Housing Authority has been sentenced to several months in prison.
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A shootout with IMPD leaves a suspect dead, a confession in a bank scheme results in a federal prison sentence, Indpls Motor Speedway announces this year's national anthem vocalist, women of color will play a strong role in the 2024 elections, and a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report says Hoosiers are overdosing less.
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Northwest Indiana celebrates grand opening of the South Shore Line's 26-mile double track from Gary to Michigan City, a state Rep. from Jeffersonville has abruptly resigned, Red Lobster closes at least two Indiana locations without notice, Ascension St. Vincent is still dealing with the mess created by a ransomware attack, a teenager is in custody in connection with last weekend's shooting at a Mishawaka mall, and a breakthrough in a cold case murder after an 18-year wait.
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A worker from Elwood dies in a trench collapse, a fatal crash in Shelbyville claims the life of a motorist, more nurses are needed as the industry faces a shortage, a federal agency is reviewing power grid reforms, and Triple A releases predicted Memorial Day holiday travel numbers.
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Despite the federal government reclassifying marijuana, don't look for it to be legal anytime soon in Indiana, supply chain disruptions lead to headaches for Hoosiers who take certain medicines, two adults were shot in Franklin on Saturday, two people have died in separate crashes in Tippecanoe County, Fort Wayne Police say a high-speed crash has killed a driver and critically injured a passenger.
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Republican gubernatorial nominee Mike Braun has announced his running mate for November, a dead person won Indiana's Republican race for U.S. Congressman Andre Carson's seat in Washington, the National Weather Service says five tornadoes touched down in south central Indiana Tuesday, a man was found dead in a building fire in Carmel, the family of a bullied Greenfield child says the 10-year-old took his own life Sunday, and investigators try to determine what killed a man in the Elkhart County jail.
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A Purdue University student's plane crash is ruled a suicide, history was made for a state Senate seat in Tuesday's primary, the Republican nominee for governor chooses a running mate, this is Teacher Appreciation Week, yet Indiana teachers remain underpaid, and another cyberattack is made against a major healthcare corporation with locations in Indiana.
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Hoosier voters head to the polls to pick a new governor and other offices, another pause in the murder case of two Delphi girls, a suspicious fire displaces a Lawrence Township family, the Boy Scout organization votes on a new name, and a new study looks at legislation opponents say is harmful to transgender youth.
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Today is primary election day in Indiana, a suspect in a fatal road rage incident confesses to the crime, Edinburg police are looking for a suspect in a deadly stabbing, South Bend students will have a new site to explore technical careers, and an apple juice recall has been issued due to concerns of high levels of arsenic.
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