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Hoosiers urged to take caution while shoveling snow, post offices will close Thursday in remembrance of former President Jimmy Carter, a crackdown on robocalls is under question, and medical debt will no longer be a factor in consumer loan applications.
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Central Indiana continues to dig out of 7+ inches of snow, a lawsuit is filed to keep the Nippon and US Steel merger on the table, the decision to abuse alcohol could have a psychological reason, and proposed legislation could mean a shakeup in five Indiana school districts.
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Motorists are advised to stay off the roads after heavy snowfall, incidences of stroke are occurring at younger ages, Indiana legislators want to balance out court workloads, and President-elect Trump is grumbling about flags being flown at half-mast.
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Indiana lawmakers to tackle education, teacher pay and Medicaid in 2025 session, as well as a death penalty abolition bill; New Indiana law allows 18-year-olds to serve alcohol, sparking debate over teen worker rules; a rare Federalist Papers page uncovered in the state Supreme Court library highlights early American governance; South Bend's Monroe Park revitalizes with Milkweed Commons, blending community spaces and economic growth.
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The widow of a four-term mayor has died, INDOT says another tool is in effect to catch speeding motorists, an Indiana Guard captain has died in Iraq, and economists weigh in on whether Trump's tariff policy drives up prices.
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Indiana projects sluggish revenue growth over two years as Medicaid costs rise; Police charge two adults with neglect after boy's death in Indianapolis; Free online program trains Indiana residents to use naloxone, helping reduce opioid deaths; Noblesville family restaurant to close after 60 years as owners retire; and a Gary shoe repair shop survives as lone craftsman preserves family legacy.
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Gov. Holcomb orders flags flown at half-staff, RSV infections on the rise, two Indiana cities are listed among safest small cities in America, and will the price tag for Trump's proposed mass deportation lead to a recession?
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As Indiana withholds list of 600,000 voters under review, critics demand transparency; Drought costs Indiana farmers millions, study finds; Windsor Jewelry closing after 100 years in Indianapolis; Indiana colleges admit more as applications drop; Kendallville couple claims $1M Powerball ticket just in time.
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Bipartisan bill targets Ohio River needs with new EPA office; Groups urge clothing donations as Indiana temperatures drop; Fatal crash in Shelby County; Fire guts historic sanctuary in Indianapolis; and Indiana launches Hoosier Veteran hotline.
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Indiana's largest AIDS resource center is expanding, defective toys often surpass safety checkpoints, a new federal program will help rural hospitals including four in Indiana stay open, and a cat food recall is issued over bird flu concerns.
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