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Indiana News Now!

Release Date: 11/14/2024

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Hoosier food pantries face shortages, farmers to help underserved; Democrats drop House District 25 challenge, cite voting issues; State debates releasing hundreds of thousands voter citizenship reviews; Police kill armed man in Rochester, probe underway; Strahan to drive Indy 500 pace car.

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Walking pneumonia cases spike in Indiana; Gov.-elect Mike Braun announces streamlined cabinet structure; Fair Housing Center sues over alleged discriminatory policies; Elkhart approves $50M housing project with affordable units; train derailment in Frankfort blocks roads but poses no public risk.

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Racist flyers referencing immigrants are found in Hamilton County; Johnson County prosecutors review charges against a 13-year-old who fatally shot another teen; living paycheck-to-paycheck can affect how managers treat staffers; and INDOT research shows Hoosier motorists slow down in areas with known speed-tracking cameras.

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A stay is sought for Indiana man on death row; librarians warn Project 2025 threatens books, rights; death ruled homicide at Plainfield prison; LaPorte County guard charged with smuggling contraband.

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A Muncie mother faces second round of child neglect charges after one child is found sleeping on a porch, a reward is offered for information leading to the arrest of copper thieves, Indiana Chamber of Commerce wants lawmakers to consider changing the state's property tax structure, new data reveals 86% of Americans believe non-government workers should get pensions, and IU Health announces job cuts.

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Indiana governor visits Saudi Arabia and Kuwait to strengthen global ties; Federal grants fund $40M in Indiana rail improvements; Arrest made in 2022 Indiana murder case; South Bend police officer charged with domestic battery; IU Health program integrates spiritual care for discharged patients.

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Indiana U.S. Sen. Jim Banks seeks local police support for large-scale deportation; Gov.-elect Braun creates 12 councils for state reviews; Hancock County commissioner pleads guilty to assault; Thousands of Hoosiers may qualify for D-SNP health plans, deadline approaches; NFL Combine stays in Indianapolis through 2026.

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The Indiana Attorney General's office is reviewing three cities believed to be involved with a rising migrant population, lawmakers are seeking solutions to the state's chronic high school absenteeism rate, consumers should see lower Thanksgiving turkey prices, and Indiana Supreme Court members are requesting more security.

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Rep. Victoria Spartz avoids further action after carrying unloaded handgun at Dulles Airport; Indianapolis police investigate death of man found in Planet Fitness tanning bed; 16-year-old identified as victim in Hendricks County crash; Indiana DNR pushes bobcat trapping plan despite opposition on data concerns; 47 new U.S. citizens naturalized at Indianapolis Airport ceremony.

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A verdict is reached in the Delphi murder case of two teen girls, an embezzlement case involving a Richmond sanitary district worker is in the hands of the prosecutor's office, the Bureau of Labor Statistics says the Hoosier state set a record for occupational injuries in 2023, a hematologist shortage could affect patient care, and Ball State University is set to get a boutique hotel.

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The Indiana Attorney General's office is reviewing three cities believed to be involved with a rising migrant population, lawmakers are seeking solutions to the state's chronic high school absenteeism rate, consumers should see lower Thanksgiving turkey prices, and Indiana Supreme Court members are requesting more security.