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Federal funds awarded to several Indiana school corporations - including Monroe County Community and Goshen Community, Indiana's voucher program spending soared over $439-million for 2023-24 school year, Indiana's traffic security officers' union has secured a new contract, a Fort Wayne boy is in critical condition after incident at a local swimming pool, and if you're missing a peacock...please contact Westfield Police.
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Abortion providers seek changes to Indiana's current near-ban abortion law, a former charter school CEO and two staffers have been charged with fraud, Nissan car owners are warned of a vehicle defect, new study draws a connection between sleep and migraines, and a project to replace a faulty bridge in Fort Wayne gets the green light.
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Indiana groups fighting hunger say they're "deeply concerned" about proposed cuts in the new Farm Bill, State Police investigate a death at state prison near Peru, a CDC report shows Indiana's overdose numbers are dropping, and a Mishawaka police officer is recovering from injuries sustained during a pursuit on Memorial Day.
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The payout for the 2024 Indy 500 race winner makes history, a Stilesville teen dies just days before his high school graduation, severe weather leaves death and destruction in central and southern U.S., and Congress fails to pass legislation supporting more research for a common female ailment.
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Back-to-back wins Sunday at the Indy 500, Gov. Holcomb hosts a thousand international guests at the Brickyard, a case of stolen identity involving a wanted brother in LaPorte County, the former Jackson County auditor is under arrest, and one person critically injured in Sunday crash in Steuben County.
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Vibes from an IU Indianapolis pro-Palestinian encampment feel different than other protests in the state, federal arson charges have been filed against a man who set fire to a city bus, a New Albany police officer has been arrested, police have discovered two people dead inside a Goshen home, and Wawa is breaking ground on its first Indiana locations.
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Federal protections for LGBTQ+ students and sex-based discrimination are at the center of multiple lawsuits including one from Indiana's Attorney General, more traffic headaches as a portion of a major interstate in Indianapolis will close for repairs, and NBA and Indy 500 fans prepare for a holiday weekend of fun, food, fast cars and tense basketball competition.
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More human remains found at an Indiana serial killer's estate have been identified, kids are using go-karts to learn life skills ahead of Sunday's Indy 500, Anderson Police arrest two suspected prostitutes, a man wrongfully convicted of murder is suing Indianapolis and its police force, yet another delay in the trial of a Delphi man accused of killing two local teens, and the former superintendent of Brownsburg Schools is under investigation.
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An unregistered sex offender is arrested for posing as a nurse, Indiana Pacer fever builds as the team will take on the Boston Celtics in the NBA playoffs, Indy 500 has announced this year's pace car driver, some workers at a Franklin auto parts manufacturer will lose their jobs, no cause yet in a Vigo County apartment fire, and should there be more extensive testing for the H5N1 virus in dairy cattle?
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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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