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Missing person found dead at work place
December 22, 2012
On Saturday afternoon, the Rushville Police department took a report of a missing person.
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Semi crash closes I-65 exit ramp
December 18, 2012
An overnight accident involving two semi-tractor trailers closed an Interstate exit ramp in Boone County.
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Police arrest suspected throat slasher
December 17, 2012
Police have arrested a man they said slashed another man’s throat in a violent attack.
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Police detail what they found at home following south side explosion
December 17, 2012
Police have released what they found at a home they searched following the South Side Disaster.
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Man found dead in backseat of car
December 17, 2012
Police are working to identify the victim of a fatal shooting on the city's southeast side.
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Pastor accused of molesting parishioner now in police custody
December 17, 2012
An Indianapolis pastor is in jail, accused of molesting a parishioner.
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Police: Burglar makes himself at home, cooks pizza and watches TV
December 17, 2012
A local couple wakes up to find a burglar standing over their bed. It happened on 53rd street, just off Michigan on the northwest side.
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Butler president addresses Big East realignment, basketball future
December 17, 2012
Butler University President James Danko released the following statement regarding Big East realignment and news that Butler is a potential candidate to join a new athletic league:
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Police: Man arrested in meth case had been busted before
December 17, 2012
Police arrested a Muncie man accused of manufacturing meth—and it’s not the first time they’ve busted him for the same offense
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20 cats removed from Hamilton County trailer in hoarding case
December 17, 2012
Animal care workers removed 20 cats from a Cicero trailer on Monday—and many of the pets were sick.
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Muncie man arrested in connection with Ball State thefts
December 17, 2012
A Muncie man faces several charges related to break-ins at Ball State University.
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Police: Father beat son, put spicy mustard on wounds
December 17, 2012
A Delaware County father faces charges after police say he beat his 12-year-old son with a belt and then put spicy mustard on the boy’s welts to cause him more pain.
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Durham files appeal following conviction, sentencing
December 17, 2012
Disgraced Indianapolis financier Tim Durham has appealed his conviction after a judge sentenced him to 50 years in November.
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Indianapolis Parks Foundation announces upgrades after receiving $10 million Lilly Endowment grant
December 17, 2012
Indianapolis parks are set to get the largest single gift in their history.
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Carbon Motors announces plans for multipurpose truck
December 17, 2012
Carbon Motors plans to launch production of a new vehicle before the end of 2013.
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Chrysler reveals $162 million plan for Tipton transmission plant that would employ 850 people
December 17, 2012
Chrysler announced plans Monday to spend $162 million to open a transmission plant in Tipton that would put about 850 people to work.
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Metro Police shoot suspect in likely home invasion
December 17, 2012
A metro police officer is on administrative leave after he shot a suspect believed to be tied to a south side home invasion.
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Watch and read President Obama's speech at the Newtown vigil
December 17, 2012
THE PRESIDENT: Thank you. (Applause.) Thank you, Governor. To all the families, first responders, to the community of Newtown, clergy, guests -- Scripture tells us: “…do not lose heart. Though outwardly we are wasting away…inwardly we are being renewed day by day. For our light and momentary troubles are achieving for us an eternal glory that far outweighs them all. So we fix our eyes not on what is seen, but on what is unseen, since what is seen is temporary, but what is unseen is eternal. For we know that if the earthly tent we live in is destroyed, we have a building from God, an eternal house in heaven, not built by human hands.”
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Katt Williams' Dec.16 show cancelled
December 14, 2012
A popular comedian has canceled his upcoming show at Bankers Life Fieldhouse.
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Pack the Pantries donations delivered Friday
December 14, 2012
Friday, thousands of pounds of food was delivered to Central Indiana food pantries as a part of the Pack the Pantries campaign.
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Truck slams into Westfield home, no injuries reported
December 14, 2012
A Westfield family was displaced after a truck slammed into their home Friday.
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Worker injured at construction site of new Wishard Hospital
December 14, 2012
A construction worker was sent to the hospital after a construction site accident Friday.
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What to do in an active shooting situation
December 14, 2012
Friday's elementary shooting is just the latest in a string of mass shootings. Jay Dotson provides information on what to do in an active shooting situation.
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Indiana fungal meningitis cases rise to 68, nearly 600 nationwide
December 14, 2012
A deadly fungal meningitis outbreak linked to tainted steroid injections continues to worsen.
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Community steps up to redecorate 2-year-old's grave after thieves strike
December 14, 2012
The community is once again stepping up after a 2-year-old's grave site is robbed.
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Full text of President Barack Obama's speech following Connecticut shooting
December 14, 2012
President Barack Obama addressed the nation following a mass shooting at a Connecticut elementary school Friday.
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Above average temperatures delay Paoli Peaks' opening
December 14, 2012
Indiana's recent warm weather is forcing Paoli Peaks to delay its opening.
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Department of Public Safety launches email for concerned citizens
December 14, 2012
The new Director of Public Safety is making it easier for residents to share their concerns with the city.
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Mother sentenced to 60 years for starving two children to death
December 14, 2012
An Indianapolis mother will spend the next 60 years in prison after starving two of her children to death.
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Gov. Daniels, Pres. Obama order flags at half-staff in response to Connecticut shooting
December 14, 2012
Flags in Indiana should fly at half-staff.
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Conn. Governor: 'Evil visited this community today'
December 14, 2012
6:06 p.m. - Connecticut Gov. Dan Malloy addressed the media briefly Friday night regarding the shooting that killed 20 children and six adults at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn.
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Hancock County youth minister charged with child molesting bonds out of jail
December 14, 2012
A Hancock County youth minister bonded out of jail following his arrest on felony charges of child molestation and sexual misconduct.
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IFD crews rescue dog in southeast side fire
December 14, 2012
Crews from the Indianapolis Fire Department were on the scene of a fire on the southeast side of Indianapolis.
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Lafayette convenience store robbed at gunpoint
December 14, 2012
Lafayette police are searching for man they say robbed a convenience store.
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Deceased woman found near IUPUI campus identified
December 13, 2012
The woman’s body found near the Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis campus Wednesday evening has been identified.
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Son of Fortville clerk-treasurer killed in crash with INDOT truck
December 13, 2012
The son of the Fortville clerk-treasurer died Thursday afternoon after colliding with an Indiana Department of Transportation truck.
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Mahern will not seek vice president position in City-County Council next year
December 13, 2012
Brian Mahern, the vice president of the City-County Council, will not seek the position next year.
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Winning $3.5M Hoosier Lotto jackpot ticket sold locally
December 13, 2012
One lucky person is $3.5 million richer after hitting the Hoosier Lotto jackpot in Wednesday night’s drawing.
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Removal of crash victim proves tricky following northeast side accident
December 13, 2012
Indianapolis firefighters had to extricate a man from a vehicle following a Thursday morning crash on the northeast side.
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Man arrested, accused of molesting girl, 12
December 13, 2012
An Indianapolis man faces four counts of child molesting after investigators say he raped a 12-year-old girl.
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NTSB releases preliminary report on Greensburg plane crash
December 13, 2012
The National Transportation Safety Board has released its preliminary report into the deadly Greensburg plane crash that killed four people.
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Vacant home ordered demolished following fire
December 13, 2012
A vacant home will be torn down following an overnight fire.
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Woman's body found in White River State Park
December 13, 2012
Troopers with the Indiana State Police investigated reports of a body found near the IUPUI campus Wednesday evening.
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Suspect arrested in connection to Marion homicide
December 13, 2012
A person of interest in the November 1, 2012 homicide and shooting in Marion, Ind. has been arrested.
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Senator Richard Lugar calls for compromise in official farewell address
December 12, 2012
Senator Richard Lugar is urging his colleagues to compromise. The outgoing Republican delivered his official farewell speech on the Senate floor Wednesday.
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Leaders vote to repeal stricter smoking ban in Johnson Co.
December 12, 2012
One of the state’s most strict smoking bans is already going up in smoke.
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Man uses gun to save tow truck driver's life
December 12, 2012
As a tow truck driver lay pinned between a car and a metal wire, it was a passerby's quick thinking that saved his life.
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FOP approves pay changes with vote
December 12, 2012
The Indianapolis Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 86 approved changes to the police contract with the city of Indianapolis for 2013.
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Youth minister accused of having sex with minor
December 12, 2012
A Hancock County youth ministries director faces charges of child molestation and sexual misconduct following an investigation into his encounters with a 16-year-old girl.
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Both sides in Mel Simon dispute reach settlement in estate case
December 12, 2012
The widow of Melvin Simon and his children have reached a settlement over his estate in a bitter legal dispute that has lasted for years.
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Not guilty plea entered on behalf of suspended IU student accused of torturing, killing cats
December 12, 2012
A not guilty plea has been entered on behalf of a suspended Indiana University student accused of torturing and killing cats.
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Stolen television could help solve killing of retired farmer in Sullivan Co.
December 12, 2012
A stolen television may be the key to solving the homicide of a retired Sullivan County farmer.
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Lawrence FOP leader expresses support for officer accused of excessive force
December 12, 2012
Lawrence police are supporting their man.
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Greensburg man sentenced to 60 years in death of girlfriend's son
December 12, 2012
A Greensburg man was sentenced Wednesday to decades in prison after pleading guilty to his role in the death of his girlfriend’s 12-year-old son.
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More than two dozen sickened at Plainfield Amazon facility
December 12, 2012
More than two dozen Amazon workers needed treatment after experiencing respiratory problems at the company’s Plainfield location.
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Florida taps Bennett for top educator post
December 12, 2012
Tony Bennett’s off to the Sunshine State.
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Plainfield woman in labor flags down officer from side of the road for help
December 12, 2012
Emergency responders in Plainfield, Ind. received an unexpected call early Wednesday morning—to deliver a baby.
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Family escapes house fire
December 12, 2012
Both parents and their four children got out of the west side house okay, when the fire broke out early Wednesday morning. The family had to leave two of their loved ones behind, though.
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Richard Mourdock campaign blames media for Republican's loss
December 11, 2012
Richard Mourdock's campaign is pointing fingers following last month's loss in the race for Richard Lugar’s Senate seat.
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New study ranks Indiana 41st for overall health
December 11, 2012
Indiana is falling short once again when it comes to overall health rankings.
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Man fatally shot by police reached for waistband, wasn't armed
December 11, 2012
A man who was fatally shot by police was reportedly not armed.
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Indiana mother on her way to Rome to bring son back home
December 11, 2012
An Indiana mother is continuing to fight to get her son back.
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Police arrest third suspect in fatal shooting at recording studio
December 11, 2012
A third person charged has been charged following a fatal shooting at a local recording studio.
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Three arrested, one seriously injured after police chase ends in crash
December 11, 2012
Three people were arrested and another seriously injured after a high-speed police chase ended in a crash on the city's northwest side Tuesday.
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Gov. Daniels announces new investments in state to create 2,550 new jobs
December 11, 2012
Gov. Mitch Daniels and executives from nine companies announced Tuesday new investments in Indiana are expected to create a total of 2,552 new jobs over the next few years.
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Coroner identifies man whose remains were found in burned truck
December 11, 2012
The Marion County Coroner has determined the identity of a man whose body was found inside a burned-out truck Monday night.
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Police search for woman accused of stealing $5,000 in DVDs, CDs
December 11, 2012
The Greenwood Police Department is asking for the public’s help in locating a woman they said stole approximately $5,000 worth of DVDs and CDs.
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Pacers offer unique ticket deal on 12/12/12
December 11, 2012
In celebration of Dec. 12, 2012 (12/12/12), the Indiana Pacers are offering a unique ticket deal.
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Man stopped for speeding tells officers he's late for wedding, gets arrested
December 11, 2012
Police arrested a northwestern Indiana man who claimed he was late for his wedding, necessitating high speeds and erratic driving.
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Police identify man killed in shooting during home burglary
December 11, 2012
Indianapolis Metropolitan police have identified a man shot and killed during a home burglary Monday night on the northeast side.
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Teenage exchange student charged with raping girl, 11
December 11, 2012
An exchange student from Guatemala is accused of raping an 11-year-old girl.
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New report cites smoking prevalence for Indiana's lag in overall health
December 11, 2012
A new report shows Indiana lagging in overall health.
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Appeals court overturns conviction of 12-year-old boy sentenced to adult prison
December 11, 2012
The Indiana Court of Appeals reversed the conviction of an Indiana boy regarded as the youngest person sentenced as an adult in Indiana’s history.
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Anderson man arrested in connection with deadly stabbing
December 11, 2012
Anderson police questioned a man before arresting him in connection with a deadly stabbing.
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Man arrested following triple stabbing in Noblesville
December 11, 2012
Noblesville police arrested a man following a reported triple stabbing late Monday night.
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UPDATE: Body found inside car on city's east side
December 10, 2012
UPDATE: The IFD responded to a vehicle on fire Monday night, and once they'd put out the flames, discovered a body inside.
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Board votes to shut down Challenger Learning Center in Brownsburg
December 10, 2012
The Challenger Learning Center in Brownsburg is shutting its doors for good.
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Santa Claus, Ind., named Top 10 Christmas Destination
December 10, 2012
Santa Claus, Ind., has received a major honor. Discount travel website Hotwire.com named the town a Top 10 Christmas Destination for this year`s holiday season.
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Police fatally shoot burglary suspect on city's northeast side
December 10, 2012
Police fatally shot a burglary suspect on the city's northeast side Monday night.
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Beech Grove church's nativity vandalized
December 10, 2012
A nativity scene was vandalized at a local church and now, there's concern it could have been racially motivated.
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Former patient delivers 1,600 Christmas gifts to kids at Riley
December 10, 2012
A former Riley patient is bringing Christmas cheer to those still there during the holidays.
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Bieber Fever coming to Indianapolis, Justin Bieber to perform in July
December 10, 2012
Get ready, Bieber Fever is coming to the Circle City.
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Girl Scouts sing to help victims of South Side Disaster
December 10, 2012
Some young Hoosiers are using their voices to help victims of the South Side Disaster.
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State reveals funding for full day kindergarten
December 10, 2012
Hoosier parents wanting to enroll their kids in full-time kindergarten are getting a boost.
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Charges against soldier dropped following fatal fire
December 10, 2012
Charges against a soldier who was thought to be involved in a deadly fire have been dropped.
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Monday is last day to help Pack the Pantries
December 10, 2012
Fox59 is making a difference this holiday season. We're teaming up with Mayor Greg Ballard to help Pack the Pantries and feed the hungry.
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Study: Decision to lease toll road actually costing taxpayers
December 10, 2012
The state's decision to lease the toll road may not have been a good decision. In fact, a new study finds it is actually costing taxpayers.
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Police: Indianapolis man found with his pants on the ground outside Wal-Mart
December 10, 2012
An Indianapolis man was arrested after witnesses said he stood outside a grocery store, exposing himself.
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Police: Deadly shooting sparked by argument between mother and son
December 10, 2012
A woman died after being shot Monday afternoon--and police say it happened as a result of an argument between a mother and her son over taking out the trash.
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Indiana Supreme Court denies appeal on blood evidence in Bisard case
December 10, 2012
The Indiana Supreme Court will not hear an appeal on blood evidence in the case of IMPD officer David Bisard.
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Police: Man steals Reggie Wayne's Bentley, takes it for drunken ride
December 10, 2012
Police say a man stole Colts wide receiver Reggie Wayne’s car before taking it out for a drunken spin.
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CIB votes to approve one-year extension for Pacers lease
December 10, 2012
3:45 p.m. - The Capital Improvement Board has voted to extend the contract with the Indiana Pacers for one year for the use of Bankers Life Fieldhouse.
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Man shot during carjacking wrestles gun away from suspect, holds him until police arrive
December 10, 2012
Investigators in Whitley County say a man managed to take a gun away from a 17-year-old runaway who shot him during an attempted carjacking Sunday.
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Ravens turn to ex-Colts coach Caldwell to reinvigorate offense
December 10, 2012
Former Colts head coach Jim Caldwell will take over as offensive coordinator for the Baltimore Ravens.
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Police identify victim of fatal Boone County crash
December 10, 2012
4:40 p.m. - The Whitestown Police Department has identified the driver as Keitra Annette Smith, 28, Marion County.
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Reward offered for information in bobcat murder probe
December 10, 2012
Indiana conservation officers are investigating after a bobcat was killed in Montgomery County.
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Death of retired Sullivan Co. farmer, 85, ruled homicide
December 10, 2012
The Sullivan County coroner has ruled the death of a Merom man a homicide.
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IU president congratulates men's soccer team on 8th national championship
December 10, 2012
Indiana University President Michael A. McRobbie congratulated the men’s soccer team Monday on their eighth national championship win Sunday in Hoover, Ala.
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Purdue police search for man accused of photographing women in shower
December 10, 2012
The Purdue University Police Department is searching for a man who they said took photos of two women when they were showering in their residence hall.
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State Police investigating suspicious death in Sullivan County
December 8, 2012
Just before 9:30 Saturday morning, Sullivan County Sheriff's office received a 911 call reporting a death in the 10400 block of West County Road 350 North in Merom, from the son of the victim.
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Breaking News: Child killed, others injured in apartment fire
December 8, 2012
An early morning fire rips through a west side apartment building, claiming the life of one child and forcing others to jump out windows.
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Unknown man uses ax to vandalize Wayne Twp. emergency vehicle
December 7, 2012
A man vandalizes an emergency vehicle with an ax -- Wayne Township officials are calling it the most bizarre crime they've seen lately.
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Colts cheerleaders visit cancer patients Friday
December 7, 2012
Colts cheerleaders along with Blue made a special trip to the IU Simon Cancer Center and Riley Hospital for children at IU Health to cheer up some patients Friday.
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Cabinetry company expanding in Elkhart Co., plans to add 75 jobs
December 7, 2012
Another manufacturer is expanding in Elkhart County.
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Fox59 collects food donations at Pacers game for Pack the Pantries
December 7, 2012
Fox59 is making a difference and fighting hunger across the city. We're teaming up with the mayor's office and Lake City Bank to Pack the Pantries.
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Outgoing Senator Richard Lugar to teach as distinguished professor at UIndy
December 7, 2012
When Republican Senator Richard Lugar leaves congress next month, he will expand his association with the University of Indianapolis.
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Tortured cat finds a new home
December 7, 2012
A cat that was abused and tortured has found a new family.
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Homeland Security defends hovercraft purchase following senator's comments
December 7, 2012
Officials with the city's department of Homeland Security are defending the purchase of a hovercraft.
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Lotus pulls out of making engines for IndyCar cars
December 7, 2012
One year was enough; Lotus is pulling out of making engines for IndyCar cars.
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Operation Homefront collecting donations for U.S. military members
December 7, 2012
Operation Homefront is spreading the cheer with their 2012 holiday toy drive.
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Ball State sends alert after man reports early morning attack
December 7, 2012
Ball State University officials sent out an alert early Friday morning after a man reported he was attacked near campus.
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Lafayette bank robbed, police looking to identify thief
December 7, 2012
Lafayette police need help identifying a man who robbed a Regions Bank on Friday morning.
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Man sought after credit union robbery in Marion
December 7, 2012
Police in Marion are looking for a man who robbed a credit union Friday morning.
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Mother accused of leaving toddler at motel faces neglect charge
December 7, 2012
A mother accused of leaving her 16-month-old child alone at a Motel 6 in Speedway now faces a felony neglect charge.
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Lawrence police officer arrested, accused of kicking suspect in head
December 7, 2012
A Lawrence police officer accused of excessive force now faces charges related to a shoplifting arrest in August.
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Teens will not face adult charges following Elwood building fire
December 7, 2012
Four juveniles charged in connection with a fire at an abandoned building in Elwood will not be charged as adults.
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Rain, fog mark end of work week
December 7, 2012
Rain and fog will mark the end of the work week.
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Wayne Twp. student suspended after handgun is found in locker
December 6, 2012
A Wayne Township middle-schooler has been suspended pending expulsion after administrators found a handgun inside his locker.
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Police: Man slashes man's throat, steals car to go buy Lady Gaga CDs
December 6, 2012
A suspect in a violent robbery in East Chicago has been spotted in Indianapolis and police need your help to find him.
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ParkIndy extends time limits for parking meters
December 6, 2012
Drivers who use parking meters in the downtown area won't have to rush to feed them as often.
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IU suspends suspected cat torturer
December 6, 2012
Indiana University has suspended a student charged with animal cruelty.
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Judge grants change of venue request for Bisard trial
December 6, 2012
5:40 p.m. - Prosecutor said Judge Grant Hawkins picked three possible counties and three possible judges to preside over the trial. The case will be moved outside of Marion County.
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Survey shows more people visiting Indianapolis, more tourism spending
December 6, 2012
More visitors, more spending and more jobs—those are the tourism trends in Indianapolis.
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Logansport mayor's son arrested on drug related charges
December 6, 2012
The son of the mayor of Logansport, Ind. was arrested after police found approximately three pounds of suspected marijuana during a traffic stop.
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State police cite driver for carrying food in unsafe conditions
December 6, 2012
Indiana State Police seized and ordered the destruction of several pounds of food being kept in unsafe conditions.
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Carmel Police alert residents of possible child abduction
December 6, 2012
The Carmel Police Department is warning residents of a possible attempted abduction of a 14-year-old girl.
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NTSB: No mechanical problems found with plane that crashed in Greensburg, killing four
December 6, 2012
Investigators from the National Transportation Safety Board revealed that they have found no mechanical problems with the single-engine plane that crashed in Greensburg Sunday night, killing four people.
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Rick Hite to be named IMPD chief Thursday
December 5, 2012
Interim Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department Chief Rick Hite will be named the city’s next full-time chief Thursday by Mayor Greg Ballard.
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Education board approves changes to teacher qualifications despite Ritz's request
December 5, 2012
Changes to teacher qualifications are coming to Indiana, despite a request from the incoming superintendent of public instruction for the Board of Education to hold off on the vote.
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More than a dozen arrested following joint investigation into gang and drug activity
December 5, 2012
More than a dozen suspected gang members face gun and drug charges following a coordinated effort between the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department.
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Funeral arrangements finalized for Greensburg plane crash victims
December 5, 2012
Funeral arrangements are finalized for the four victims of Sunday night’s plane crash in Greensburg.
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Colts-Titans game a sellout, will air locally
December 5, 2012
The Colts and Titans game will air on local TV.
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IU student accused of stealing cat from shelter, abusing it
December 5, 2012
An Indiana University student who admitted he stole a cat from an animal shelter and abused it has a history of cruelty toward animals, according to woman who knows him.
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Student suspended after administrators recover stun gun from backpack
December 5, 2012
A Lawrence township freshman has been suspended and could face expulsion after administrators found a stun gun in his backpack.
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Woman dies from injuries following rescue from house fire
December 5, 2012
A Tippecanoe County woman died following a fire in her home despite the efforts of neighbors to save her.
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Not guilty plea entered on behalf of man accused of stuffing body in freezer
December 5, 2012
A judge entered a not guilty plea on behalf of a man accused of killing a friend and stuffing the body inside a freezer.
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Muncie man convicted of murder for killing woman, setting remains on fire
December 5, 2012
A Muncie man argued with a deputy while being handcuffed and escorted out of a Delaware County courtroom after a jury found him guilty Wednesday of murder and obstruction of justice.
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Two injured after car, utility truck collide head-on in Noblesville
December 5, 2012
A utility truck and a car collided head-on Wednesday morning in Noblesville, leaving two people injured.
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DCS: 14-month-old wanders out of hotel room after being left unattended
December 4, 2012
The Department of Child Services now has custody of a toddler who wandered out of a room at an area hotel.
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Two arrested, three more sought following deadly shooting at recording studio
December 4, 2012
Homicide detectives from the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department have arrested two people in connection with a November homicide and aggravated assault—and they’re looking for three more people.
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Shelbyville police release more information about attempted gas station robbery and shooting
December 4, 2012
Shelbyville police say a gas station employee shot at two men—hitting one of them—after they tried to rob a convenience store Monday night.
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Blue Angels visit Indianapolis ahead of air show
December 4, 2012
Next year’s Indianapolis Air Show is getting a little expert help.
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Indianapolis police, fire unions agree on tentative deal with city
December 4, 2012
Police and fire unions have reached a tentative deal on salary and benefits with the city of Indianapolis.
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Symphony needs to raise additional $2.8 million for new contract to take effect
December 4, 2012
The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra still needs to raise $2.8 million…or the music could stop again.
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Fox59 gears up for final push for Pack the Pantries initiative
December 4, 2012
Fox59 is making another push to Pack the Pantries.
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Rain moves in, but warm temperatures remain
December 4, 2012
A cold front will move through the Hoosier State Tuesday, bringing rain showers to the area.
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Two injured in shooting on city's east side
December 3, 2012
Two people have been injured following a shooting on the city's east side.
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Indianapolis' sixth archbishop installed during special mass
December 3, 2012
A new archbishop will help lead the state’s more than 225,000 Catholics.
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Elkhart auto parts plant closes ahead of schedule
December 3, 2012
More than 125 workers are jobless after an Elkhart auto parts plant closes ahead of schedule.
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Viewing held Monday for Avon man
December 3, 2012
The friends and family of Josh Swalls celebrated his life Monday.
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Commute to get easier in Hendricks County as stretch of Ronald Reagan Parkway opens
December 3, 2012
The daily commute will get a little easier for Hendricks County drivers.
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Police searching for gunman who wore green dress during hold up
December 3, 2012
Police are searching for a gunman who donned a green dress and held up a convenience store on the north side.
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Authorities identify victims of Greensburg plane crash
December 3, 2012
Authorites in Greensburg identified the four people killed in a plane crash Sunday night near the Greensburg-Decatur County Airport Sunday night.
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Lauren Spierer's parents appear on talk show to address case, find help
December 3, 2012
The parents of missing Indiana University student Lauren Spierer appeared Monday on a nationally-syndicated talk show to talk about their daughter.
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Local man excited to Christmas shop after $100K lottery win
December 3, 2012
An Indianapolis man said he is excited to take his children Christmas shopping after winning $100,000 in a Hoosier Lottery scratch-off.
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Police: Body found in freezer is missing Kokomo man
December 3, 2012
Police in Kokomo arrested a man after finding the body of a missing man stuffed inside a freezer.
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Bennett applies for Florida education post
December 3, 2012
Outgoing Indiana schools Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Bennett may be set for a move to the Sunshine State.
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Emergency drill to be held at Children's Museum
December 3, 2012
There will be an increased Metro Police presence at The Children's Museum of Indianapolis this morning.
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Excise Police arrest 67 people in West Lafayette on alcohol related charges
December 3, 2012
Indiana State Excise Police officers arrested 67 people on 77 charges while working in West Lafayette this weekend.
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Dense fog slows traffic, delays schools
December 3, 2012
The National Weather Service has issued a Dense Fog Advisory continuing until 9 a.m. Monday.
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Former Police Chief wanted for questioning in illegal killing of deer
December 2, 2012
Indiana Conservation Officer are asking the public's help to find the whereabouts of former West Terre Haute Police Chief, Mark Arnold. He is wanted for questioning in connection with an illegally killed deer.
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Multi-vehicle accident slows I-70
December 1, 2012
A multi-vehicle accident is slowing traffic west of Indianapolis.
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Construction worker killed in job site cave in
December 1, 2012
A construction worker was killed in a construction site accident.
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Reward offered in latest theft at area CVS store
November 30, 2012
A reward is being offered in the latest pharmacy robbery in the Indianapolis area.
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Boone County investigators seek additional help following fatal hit and run
November 30, 2012
Investigators still need help with information about a hit-and-run crash that killed a woman who was walking home from church.
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Power out at City Market, no timetable for repairs
November 30, 2012
Indianapolis Power and Light says City Market lost power Friday afternoon because of a faulty service cable.
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Police: Teen stabbed roommate for eating Thanksgiving leftovers
November 30, 2012
Thanksgiving leftovers are serious business in Randolph County.
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Durham sentenced to 50 years in prison for investment scam
November 30, 2012
Reality caught up with disgraced Indianapolis financier Tim Durham Friday afternoon.
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Police in North Carolina arrest three in connection with robbery, homicide of Shelbyville woman
November 30, 2012
Police in North Carolina have arrested three people in connection with the death of a Shelbyville woman shot and killed in the parking lot near a hotel and casino.
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SUV flips in west side parking lot
November 30, 2012
Two people are in the hospital following an accident on the west side.
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Police investigate shooting death inside south side apartment
November 30, 2012
Detectives investigate a fatal shooting on the south side.
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Investigation underway after discovery of hidden camera at doctor's office
November 29, 2012
A Richmond doctor is at the center of a Wayne County Sheriff's Department investigation after employees said they found a hidden camera in an office restroom.
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Charges dropped against man accused of killing local motel manager
November 29, 2012
A man arrested in connection with the murder of a local motel manager was cleared of the charges against him, said the Marion County Prosecutor’s Office.
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12 puppies killed in west side house fire Thursday
November 29, 2012
Twelve puppies were killed after a fire broke out in a home on the city’s west side Thursday afternoon.
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Lafayette mother accused of posting nude photo of daughter on Facebook
November 29, 2012
A Lafayette, Ind. mother was arrested after police said she uploaded a nude photo of her juvenile daughter on Facebook.
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IndyGo to hire up to 50 bus drivers in 2013
November 29, 2012
IndyGo announced Thursday their plans to hire dozens of additional bus drivers in 2013 in response to their plans to increase frequency on core routes, add weekend services and a new crosstown route on the city’s north side.
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Indiana man collects $1M Powerball winnings, plans to take girlfriend to Red Lobster
November 29, 2012
A Highland, Ind. man, who is one of two Indiana winners in the recent Powerball drawing, collected his $1 million prize Thursday, announced Hoosier Lottery officials.
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System to quickly alert state healthcare providers about disease outbreaks
November 29, 2012
The Indiana State Department of Health announced Thursday they would implement a new alert system, which will communicate urgent public health messages to healthcare providers statewide.
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State touts business investment, job creation 'hot streak'
November 29, 2012
With a few weeks left in the year, the Indiana Economic Development Corporation revealed an early Christmas present.
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Three arrested in Fishers following business burglary
November 29, 2012
Fishers police arrested three people after investigating a reported burglary at a business.
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Five children, 18 cats found in back of moving truck
November 29, 2012
Indiana State Police arrested two parents after troopers found their children riding in the back of a moving truck.
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Fox59 says goodbye to Eva Pilgrim
November 28, 2012
It is a sad day in the Fox59 newsroom, as we say goodbye to our friend and anchor/reporter Eva Pilgrim.
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Explosion homeowner released on unrelated battery charge
November 28, 2012
The south side homeowner whose house exploded earlier this month was released on her own recognizance Tuesday following a court appearance on an unrelated battery charge.
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Columbus man arrested following death of 19-month-old child
November 28, 2012
A Columbus man has been arrested following the death of a 19-month-old boy.
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As Colts push toward playoffs, Luck jersey sales keep pace
November 28, 2012
Andrew Luck reigns supreme—and jersey sales back that up.
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Bloomington woman attacked after driver offers early morning ride
November 28, 2012
An 18-year-old Bloomington woman thought she’d found a ride home—but ended up getting attacked instead.
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Thieves take purse from mother while she drops kids off at daycare
November 28, 2012
It only took a few minutes for a mother to lose her checkbook, gift cards and much more after thieves stole her purse while she was dropping her kids off at a Greenwood daycare.
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Former southwestern Indiana Boy Scout leader charged in child porn investigation
November 28, 2012
A former southwestern Indiana Boy Scout leader faces federal charges of possessing child pornography—and prosecutors said he kept notes about being attracted to boys he had contact with.
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Police: Father chased down man who exposed himself in front of child at Meijer store
November 28, 2012
A father chased a man inside a Meijer store on the northwest side after he said the man exposed himself in front of his 5-year-old son.
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Lottery winnings can create major problems, says financial expert
November 28, 2012
Lottery winnings, or any sudden windfall, can create major problems for people.
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Woman officially charged in connection with crash that killed Franklin man
November 28, 2012
A 23-year-old woman was officially charged Wednesday in connection with a crash that killed a young Franklin, Ind. man.
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Semi strikes dump truck in INDOT work zone
November 28, 2012
Indiana State Police and Indianapolis firefighters responded to the scene of an accident on the southeast side early Wednesday morning.
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Boy, 11, discovers fire and alerts family
November 28, 2012
Firefighters in Noblesville, Ind. credit an 11-year-old boy with helping alert his family to a late night fire.
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One dead in two vehicle accident
November 27, 2012
One person died in a two vehicle accident near Lapel, Ind.
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Firefighters work to contain fire near Grissom Air Reserve Base
November 27, 2012
Firefighters worked to contain a building fire near the Grissom Air Reserve Base, located approximately 12 miles north of Kokomo, Ind. Tuesday afternoon.
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Carmel teachers hold demonstration, demand fair pay
November 27, 2012
Teachers with the Carmel-Clay Schools district protested outside an elementary school Tuesday afternoon, demanding fair pay.
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Police: Parents arrested in abuse case that bordered on torture
November 27, 2012
Police arrested a Vigo County couple accused of tying up, beating and denying their children food in what investigators called one of the worst abuse cases they’ve ever seen.
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Committee proposes several changes to Department of Child Services
November 27, 2012
The legislative interim study committee, working to improve Indiana's Department of Child Services, passed their final plan Tuesday.
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Three additional Indiana cases confirmed in fungal meningitis outbreak
November 27, 2012
Three additional cases in Indiana have been reported in the fungal meningitis outbreak, announced the Indiana State Department of Health Tuesday.
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Demolition begins in Richmond Hill community
November 27, 2012
The first of several planned house demolitions began Tuesday in the Richmond Hill community.
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Police: Craigslist iPhone exchange turned into armed robbery
November 27, 2012
A man who arranged an iPhone sale on Craigslist ended up being the victim of a violent scam—and police are looking for the man accused of robbing him.
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Man arrested in connection with fatal Montgomery County shooting
November 27, 2012
One person is dead following a shooting in Montgomery County Monday evening.
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Men sought following Village Pantry robbery in Kokomo
November 26, 2012
Kokomo police are looking for two people who stormed into a Kokomo Village Pantry and demanded money from the clerk.
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Two face neglect charges after girl, 7, falls out of car
November 26, 2012
Two Brownstown residents face neglect charges after a 7-year-old girl fell out of a moving car on Thanksgiving.
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Doctor convicted of fondling patients learns sentence
November 26, 2012
An Indianapolis doctor accused of inappropriately touching patients has learned his sentence.
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Fox59 challenges community to Pack the Pantries with Wednesday event
November 26, 2012
Fox59 is teaming up with Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard to Pack the Pantries—a joint effort to help keep local food pantries stocked.
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Second Earlham student dies following train accident
November 26, 2012
A second Earlham College student injured during a train accident in Richmond has died.
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Politics, history highlight Governor Daniels' Christmas book list
November 26, 2012
Politics and history are at the top of the governor’s list this holiday season.
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Demolitions could begin Tuesday following south side home explosion
November 26, 2012
Demolition of homes in the Richmond Hill community may start Tuesday following the deadly house explosion on the south side.
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Durham sentencing set for Friday
November 26, 2012
Disgraced Indianapolis financier Tim Durham faces sentencing Friday—and Monday marks a deadline in the federal case.
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Underage driver, teenager hurt following pursuit and crash
November 26, 2012
Police say a teenage runaway from Indianapolis stole a car and then crashed it following a brief police chase in Bartholomew County.
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Police release pictures of gunman who robbed Noblesville CVS store
November 26, 2012
Noblesville police have released surveillance pictures of a man who robbed a CVS store at gunpoint Monday morning.
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West side house gutted by fire
November 26, 2012
Indianapolis firefighters responded to a house fire on the city's near west side Monday morning.
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Boone Co. woman killed by hit-and-run driver
November 25, 2012
An woman was struck and killed by a hit-and-run driver tonight. Anita Wernsing, 78, of Fayette, IN was walking from the Mt. Tabor Primitive Church, to her home across the street, in the 7000 block of South State Rd 267. Wernsing was hit by a car driving in the northbound lane of 267. The car did not stop after striking Wernsing, who was pronounced dead at the scene. The Boone County Sheriff's office is asking for help for any information that could lead to an arrest in this case.
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K9 officer injured in scuffle with suspect
November 24, 2012
Just after 4 p.m. Saturday, Shadow, a 4-year-old Dutch Shepherd K9 officer, was injured by a suspect.
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Police investigate death of south side man on Thanksgiving Day
November 22, 2012
Homicide investigators with the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department are investigating the death of a south side man on Thanksgiving Day.
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Old Bush Stadium seats to pop up at IndyGo bus stops
November 21, 2012
You'll soon get the chance to once again sit on the seats from bush stadium.
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Officials give first look at renovations underway at Pepsi Coliseum
November 21, 2012
Hoosiers are getting a first look at the renovations now underway at the Pepsi Coliseum. Indiana State Fair officials hosted a media tour of the $63 million renovation Wednesday.
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Mozel Sanders still looking for volunteers to help with annual Thanksgiving dinner
November 21, 2012
If you think you've got a lot of work to do for your Thanksgiving meal, try being the guy who has to cook for 40,000 people!
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New texting scam asking residents for bank account information
November 21, 2012
The Tippecanoe County Sheriff's Department is warning residents about a new bank account scam.
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$5,000 reward offered in case of stolen guns
November 21, 2012
Authorities are offering a reward of up to $5,000 after someone store more than 40 guns from an Indianapolis-area gun store.
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Daniels: Taxpayers to receive $111 in state refund next year
November 21, 2012
Hoosiers who file individual returns next year will receive a credit of $111 and joint filers will receive a credit of $222 due to the state’s automatic taxpayer refund (ATR), announced Gov. Mitch Daniels Wednesday.
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Sixth death connected to Indiana reported in fungal meningitis outbreak
November 21, 2012
A sixth person connected to Indiana has died from the fungal meningitis outbreak linked to an injectable steroid.
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Fog delays schools, slows traffic
November 21, 2012
The National Weather Service issued a Dense Fog Advisory overnight continuing until 10 a.m. Wednesday.
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Authorities question two men, serve search warrants in explosion
November 20, 2012
Two men are being questioned by authorities in connection with a deadly explosion on the City's south side, while more search warrants are expected to be served.
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Armed robbers attack woman, try to take her 3-month-old baby
November 20, 2012
Two armed robbers attacked a mother and tried and to take her baby during a home invasion.
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3.6 magnitude earthquake reported in Mount Carmel, Ill.
November 20, 2012
A 3.6 magnitude earthquake was reported in Mount Carmel, Ill., Monday.
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Convicted killer back in jail
November 20, 2012
A convicted killer who has been bouncing around is back in jail.
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Anderson teen sentenced to 150 years in death of couple
November 20, 2012
An Anderson teen has been sentenced to 150 years behind bars for the deaths of two people.
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Hikers warned to avoid muddy Griffy Lake
November 20, 2012
A warning has been issued for hikers in Bloomington: don't get stuck in the mud!
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Officials: Gas intentionally released into home in south side explosion, two in custody
November 20, 2012
Police have two people in custody for questioning following the deadly explosion on the city's south side.
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Arson charges dropped against local teacher in connection with fatal fire
November 20, 2012
Arson charges were dropped against an Indianapolis teacher who was arrested in connection with a fatal 2007 fire that killed her husband.
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City-County councilor found not guilty of charges in June arrest
November 20, 2012
A City-County councilor arrested in June after police said he was interfering with a crime scene was found not guilty of the misdemeanor charges against him Tuesday.
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Police search for masked man, female accomplice in attempted home robbery
November 20, 2012
The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department is investigating an attempted robbery after a woman reported a man wearing a ski mask and a female accomplice broke into her southwest side home early Tuesday morning.
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Police seek teenage fugitive who may be in Indianapolis area
November 20, 2012
Police are looking for a teenage fugitive accused of beating and robbing a 77-year-old man.
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State touts school voucher participation as legal showdown looms
November 20, 2012
As the state’s highest court gets set to determine the fate of Indiana’s massive school voucher program, the state says enrollment nearly doubled in the program’s second year.
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Indiana unemployment rate shows slight improvement
November 20, 2012
Indiana’s unemployment dropped slightly for the month of October.
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Police: Fishers student arrested after bringing gun to school
November 20, 2012
A 14-year-old Fishers student was arrested after police said he brought a gun to school with the intent to “show off.”
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Greenwood police search for suspect in Denny's armed robbery
November 20, 2012
The Greenwood Police Department is searching for an armed man in connection with a robbery at a Denny’s restaurant early Tuesday morning. Officers responded to the restaurant located at 1253 South Park Drive at approximately 4:27 a.m.
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Carmel city council approves refinance option for redevelopment commission
November 20, 2012
The Carmel Redevelopment Commission will get a bailout after all.
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Miles set to take over as CEO of Hulman and Company
November 20, 2012
Hulman and Company has a new chief executive officer—and it’s a familiar face to those around the city of Indianapolis.
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Homeowner, boyfriend respond as police shift home explosion probe to criminal investigation
November 20, 2012
The owner of the south side Indianapolis home that exploded on November 10 is responding after police revealed their probe into the disaster has shifted to a criminal homicide investigation.
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IUPUI survey shows greater confidence in safety of Indianapolis area
November 20, 2012
People feel a little safer in downtown Indianapolis these days.
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Simon to build temporary entrance to Circle Centre Mall
November 19, 2012
Holiday shoppers in Indy will have an easier time getting into Circle Centre Mall.
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Funeral held for couple killed in explosion
November 19, 2012
Hundreds gathered to honor a couple killed in the explosion on the city's south side.
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Eli Lilly donates record-breaking $12.4M to United Way
November 19, 2012
Eli Lilly broke a record Monday, giving a whopping $12.4 million to the United Way.
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Several locations accepting donations for Pack the Pantries campaign
November 19, 2012
Fox 59 is making a difference and teaming up with Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard in the fight against hunger this holiday season. We hope you'll join the cause and help us Pack the Pantries.
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Black Friday sale to help recently surrendered pets find new homes
November 19, 2012
Area shelters are seeing an influx of animal surrenders ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday. The Humane Society for Hamilton County announced Monday that it will a Black Friday sale to help surrendered pets find new homes.
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Boys accused of shooting cats, fatally injuring at least one
November 19, 2012
A group of boys are accused of shooting neighborhood cats, fatally injuring at least one.
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Stage just about set for annual Circle of Lights
November 19, 2012
The Circle of Lights will take shape this week.
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Rush County crash sends one to the hospital
November 19, 2012
A serious crash in Rush County sent one woman to the hospital Monday.
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Police: Man who stood naked in front of window warned about behavior in the past
November 19, 2012
Police arrested an Indianapolis man after neighbors reported seeing him naked in front of his window—and they say it’s a chronic problem.
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Northeastern Indiana judge admonished over handling of traffic ticket dispute
November 19, 2012
A Steuben County judge has been admonished for attempting to negotiate a settlement over a 2008 traffic ticket instead of holding a hearing after the defendant challenged the ticket.
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Delaware Street project wraps up, new traffic pattern in effect Tuesday
November 19, 2012
A stretch of Delaware Street can now accommodate two-way traffic, paving the way for easier access to the CityWay development project.
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Thanksgiving holiday means changes in trash collection
November 19, 2012
The Thanksgiving holiday week means some changes for trash collection and pick-up.
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Police: Man raped woman after attacking, robbing man
November 19, 2012
Police say a man raped a woman after robbing her male acquaintance.
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New-look police cars patrolling on IUPUI campus
November 19, 2012
Police officers patrolling near IUPUI are sporting new-look police cruisers.
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Crews stop gas leak in Fishers, set to work on repairing line
November 19, 2012
4:45 p.m. - Lantern Road has reopened.
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Police in Lafayette search for suspect in robbery of Papa John's driver
November 18, 2012
At approximately 7:39pm Sunday evening, the Lafayette Police Department responded to a robbery of a Papa John’s delivery driver in the 3100 block of Vinton Street Lafayette.
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Lafayette police searching for robbery suspect
November 18, 2012
At approximately 11:30am the Lafayette Police Department responded to a robbery at the Aldi’s Grocery Store at 957 Sagamore Pkwy South in Lafayette.
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Two dead in Indianapolis factory shooting
November 16, 2012
Two people died after a shooting at a northwest Indianpaolis factory.
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Former Wayne Township school official charged with child seduction
November 16, 2012
The former chief operations officer for Wayne Township Schools faces seven counts of child seduction following a series of allegations that he had a sexual relationship with a student.
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Allison Transmission, union reach tentative five-year contract
November 16, 2012
Allison Transmission and United Auto Workers have reached a tentative agreement on a new contract.
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Family hurt in south side house explosion reunited with cat
November 16, 2012
A family has been reunited with a cat that disappeared in the wake of the house explosion on the south side of Indianapolis.
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Police officer arrested, accused of driving drunk
November 16, 2012
An Indianapolis Metropolitan police officer is accused of driving drunk after an incident early Thursday morning.
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State reports fifth death from fungal meningitis outbreak
November 16, 2012
According to new information from the Indiana State Department of Health, a fifth Indiana victim has died from the fungal meningitis outbreak surrounding an injectable steroid.
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Homeless man arrested after calling 911 to report stabbing
November 16, 2012
Police in Anderson arrested a homeless man in connection with a stabbing in which the suspect called 911 to report the crime.
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Police arrest 12 people, seize guns and electronics after north side sting operation
November 16, 2012
A long-term operation involving several different agencies resulted in a dozen arrests on the north side of Indianapolis.
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New campaign to bring awareness to state's 'Lifeline Law'
November 16, 2012
Advocates of responsible drinking have announced a new flyer campaign to bring attention to the state’s recently enacted Lifeline Law.
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Thanksgiving closures in store for BMV branches
November 16, 2012
The Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles will close for Thanksgiving.
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Space heater to blame for early morning fire
November 16, 2012
Agencies from Hamilton and Boone Counties worked for hours to extinguish an overnight fire.
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Woman dies following southeast side accident
November 16, 2012
One woman is dead following a single vehicle accident on the southeast side.
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Deputies investigate fatal Bartholomew Co. accident
November 15, 2012
One person is dead following a serious accident in Bartholomew County.
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Double shooting leaves one dead, one other injured
November 15, 2012
A double shooting left one man dead and another injured Thursday.
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Gas odor concerns Hamilton County residents following south side explosion
November 15, 2012
A gas-like odor had many Hamilton County residents concerned Thursday.
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University of Texas' MD Anderson program helping cancer patients here in Indiana
November 15, 2012
A major cancer network out of Houston is joining forces with doctors in Central Indiana.
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Police: Man brutally murders woman, gouges her eyeballs out
November 15, 2012
A 21-year-old Indianapolis man is accused of brutally murdering a woman on the city’s west side.
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Shelbyville family fears for well-being of missing 22-year-old man
November 15, 2012
The Shelbyville Police Department is asking for the public’s help in locating a missing 22-year-old man.
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Some fees at state parks and reservoirs to increase starting Thursday
November 15, 2012
The Indiana Department of Natural Resources announced that some activity fees at state parks and reservoirs will increase beginning Thursday.
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Three transported to hospital after northwest side crash
November 15, 2012
Three people were transported to the hospital following a multi-vehicle crash involving a semi-trailer truck on the northwest side Thursday.
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Winter outlook: Expect colder temperatures, more snow than last year
November 15, 2012
The Climate Prediction Center has released its outlook for the winter season—and from all indications, it looks like Indiana will have a harsher winter than last year.
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City to open community resource center for victims of south side explosion
November 15, 2012
The city of Indianapolis will set up a community resource center for those affected by Saturday night’s house explosion on the south side.
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Gov. Daniels honored with Princeton University's top alumni award
November 15, 2012
Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels was chosen as this year’s recipient of Princeton University’s top alumni honor, announced the university Wednesday.
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Teen accused in fatal stabbing of 4-year-old cousin will not be tried as adult
November 15, 2012
A 15-year-old girl will not be tried as an adult in connection with the fatal stabbing of her 4-year-old cousin.
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IFD releases new map of conditions of homes damaged from explosion
November 15, 2012
The Indianapolis Fire Department released a new map of the updated condition of homes damaged in the explosion on the city’s south side late Saturday night.
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Woman arrested in connection with bomb threat that cleared government center
November 15, 2012
After a bomb threat cleared the Madison County Government Center Wednesday, police made an arrest.
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Police make arrest in Franklin bank robbery
November 15, 2012
Police believe they've solved one robbery at a Franklin bank, while another theft at the same location remains under investigation.
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Lafayette gas station robbed at gunpoint
November 15, 2012
Police in Lafayette are looking for the man accused of robbing a gas station.
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$200,000 dollars of meth discovered by IMPD
November 15, 2012
Detectives from the Metro Drug Task Force investigated a home on the west side as part of an ongoing narcotics investigation.
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Albion home destroyed in explosion
November 14, 2012
Another explosion has destroyed an Indiana home.
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Cummins starts laying off employees
November 14, 2012
Layoff notices have started going out to workers at Columbus-based Cummins.
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Fashion Mall to unveil new upscale eatery Thursday
November 14, 2012
After months of work, a new dining option is ready to open at the Fashion Mall.
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Educational fund created to honor couple killed in explosion
November 14, 2012
An educational fund has been created to honor the victims of an explosion on the city's south side.
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Elderly woman confuses brake and accelerator, crashes into Hardee's
November 14, 2012
A 76-year-old woman crashed into a fast food restaurant Wednesday.
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Hostess threatens to begin liquidation unless strike comes to an end by Thursday
November 14, 2012
Hostess says it will begin liquidating the company if employees continue striking after 5 p.m. Thursday.
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Cupcake stores come together to support Superstorm Sandy relief efforts
November 14, 2012
Several cupcake stores around Central Indiana are hoping to make life a little sweeter for victims of Superstorm Sandy.
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Washington named as deputy director of public safety
November 14, 2012
New Indianapolis Public Safety Directory Troy Riggs has named his deputy director.
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Concerns about chickenpox grow in Indiana after cases in Vigo, Parke counties
November 14, 2012
Concerns are growing about chickenpox in Indiana.
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Five homes evacuated in Noblesville after construction worker hits gas line
November 14, 2012
1:21 p.m.: The gas leak has been contained and the gas company has stopped the leak, according to the Noblesville Fire Department.
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Funeral for couple killed in explosion set for Monday
November 14, 2012
Funeral arrangements have been scheduled for the couple killed in an explosion on the city’s southeast side late Saturday night.
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Mother charged with murder in infant's death appears in court
November 14, 2012
A mother charged with murder and neglect in the death of her 2-month-old son seemed confused during a court hearing Wednesday.
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Police: Mother kept baby in drawer, fed other children cough syrup 'like juice'
November 14, 2012
A local mother charged in connection with the death of her 2-month-old son is accused of keeping the baby in a drawer, according to court documents.
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City officials say no to flood wall that would have left Rocky Ripple vulnerable
November 13, 2012
Homeowners in Rocky Ripple are breathing a sigh of relief after the city said no to plans for a flood wall.
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DPW begins building bike boxes to help cyclists get around safely
November 13, 2012
A big change on city streets could help bike riders get around. The Department of Public Works will start creating bike boxes.
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Republicans name doctor to chair House Ways and Means Committee
November 13, 2012
The new chairman for the state Ways and Means Committee is taking on big budget issues.
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Investigators turn attention to individual houses, appliances
November 13, 2012
The investigation into a deadly explosion on the city's south side continues. The Indiana Department of Homeland Security announced Tuesday that they do believe natural gas is involved.
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Police involved in police action shooting on city's east side
November 13, 2012
Metro Police were involved in a police action shooting on the city's east side Tuesday night.
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Strike slows down production at Indiana Hostess plants
November 13, 2012
Production has slowed down at Hostess plants in Columbus and Indianapolis as a labor fight continues between union workers and the company. The company has already shut down three plants in other states where there were picket lines.
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NTSB, Citizens Energy finds no evidence of gas-line leak in south side explosion
November 13, 2012
The National Transportation Safety Board is no longer on the scene of a south side explosion after investigators determined Tuesday there was no evidence of a gas-line leak.
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Police: Two shot, one dead at south side bar
November 13, 2012
The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department is investigating an apparent homicide on the south side Monday night.
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$1,000 reward offered in Greenwood pharmacy theft
November 13, 2012
Greenwood police and Crime Stoppers are offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of a man who robbed a Walgreens Pharmacy last week.
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Semi driver injured after causing multi-vehicle accident in Madison Co.
November 13, 2012
A semi-trailer truck driver was transported to the hospital Tuesday morning following a multi-vehicle crash that closed I-69 northbound lanes in Madison County for three hours.
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Police: Speedway student charged with intimidation after threatening to shoot classmates
November 13, 2012
A 16-year-old Speedway student faces charges after police say he threatened to shoot two classmates.
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Same man linked to multiple thefts at fitness center
November 13, 2012
Someone has broken into several cars at the Castleton Life Time Fitness Center—and investigators believe the same man is responsible for the thefts.
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Crews begin cleaning wreckage from south side explosion
November 13, 2012
Crews have begun cleaning up the wreckage caused by a home explosion on the city’s south side that killed two people and injured seven late Saturday night.
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Fishers SuperTarget back open following morning fire
November 13, 2012
1:05 p.m.: The SuperTarget in Fishers has reopened, according to the Fishers Fire Department. The grocery section remains closed for cleanup and restocking.
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Fox59 partners with Mayor Ballard to Pack the Pantries
November 13, 2012
Fox59 and Indianapolis Greg Ballard are on a mission to fight hunger.
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Homeowner, firefighter injured in south side fire
November 13, 2012
Indianapolis firefighters were dispatched to a house fire on the near southeast side Tuesday morning.
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IUPUI student reports robbery near campus
November 13, 2012
IU Police at Indianapolis report a student was robbed at an on campus parking lot Monday night.
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Police make arrest in fatal shooting of near northeast side man
November 12, 2012
Police have made an arrest in the death of a man on the city's near northeast side.
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Fort Wayne firefighter killed on way to fight fire
November 12, 2012
Fort Wayne is mourning the loss of a firefighter who died in the line of duty.
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Mexican restaurant catches fire a second time
November 12, 2012
A Mexican restaurant in Greenfield caught fire for the second time in so many months Monday.
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Family of couple killed in explosion searches for victims' dog
November 12, 2012
The family of the couple killed in the explosion on the southeast side late Saturday night is reaching out to the community for help in finding the victims' dog.
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Briefing on south side house explosion provides few insights into cause, investigation
November 12, 2012
Investigators provided few answers Monday afternoon during a briefing about the Saturday night explosion that killed two people.
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Attorney: Homeowners reported problems with furnace before explosion
November 12, 2012
The attorney representing the residents whose southeast side home exploded late Saturday night said the homeowners reported problems with their furnace several weeks before the blast.
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Inside look at home devastated by southeast side explosion
November 12, 2012
Stories of devastation continue to come in from residents in the Richmond Hills subdivision on the southeast side following Saturday night’s explosion.
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Colts cheerleader agrees to shave head if fans donate $10,000 to leukemia research
November 12, 2012
The Chuckstrong movement continues to spread—and Colts fans are being asked to join in.
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Ball State distributes all tickets to Letterman-Oprah event
November 12, 2012
Ball State has given out all its tickets to see David Letterman and Oprah Winfrey.
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First snowfall of the season marks weather change
November 12, 2012
Falling morning temperatures brought a taste of winter to Indiana Monday morning.
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Excise officers arrest 16 during patrols near Ball State
November 12, 2012
The latest crackdown by Indiana State Excise Police resulted in 16 arrests near Ball State’s campus.
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Gas leak prompts evacuation at south side dental office
November 12, 2012
Concerns about a gas leak led to an evacuation at a south side dental office.
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Sources: No evidence of meth lab or bomb found in explosion rubble
November 12, 2012
Investigators found no evidence of a meth lab or bomb in the aftermath of an explosion on the city’s southeast side, which killed two people and injured several others.
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Investigation Underway Following Fatal Explosion in Indianapolis
November 11, 2012
Investigators are still working to determine what led to an explosion that killed two Indianapolis residents Saturday night.
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Children found safe on the city's southwest side
November 11, 2012
Urban Search and Rescue found two missing children safe on the city's southwest side.
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Memorial for 'Big John' Gillis to be held Saturday
November 11, 2012
The memorial service for longtime broadcaster 'Big John' Gillis will be held Saturday.
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How to help victims of south side house explosion
November 11, 2012
The American Red Cross and the Salvation Army are still accepting monetary donations to help the victims of the southeast side explosion.
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Greenwood Schools on 2-hour delay Monday
November 11, 2012
Greenwood Schools will be on a 2-hour delay following Saturday night's deadly explosion, officials announced.
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Greenwood teacher, husband killed in southeast side explosion
November 11, 2012
Family members announced a Greenwood school teacher and her husband were the two killed in an explosion on the city's southeast side.
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Raw video of southeast side neighborhood following deadly explosion
November 11, 2012
At least two people were killed and seven others were injured following an explosion on the city's southeast side.
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American Red Cross to provide emotional healthcare for explosion victims
November 11, 2012
The American Red Cross will provide emotional healthcare to residents affected by an explosion on the southeast side.
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Homeland Security: All indicators point to natural gas leak in southeast side explosion
November 11, 2012
Investigators are working to determine what led to a fatal explosion on the city's southeast side.
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Shooting at Peppers in Greenwood
November 10, 2012
Police were called the Peppers in Greenwood around 9 p.m. Saturday on a report of a person shot.
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Man arrested after attempted abduction
November 10, 2012
Police in Marion arrest a man accused of trying to abduct a 10-year-old girl Saturday afternoon.
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Two shot on city's northwest side
November 10, 2012
Just before 9p.m. Saturday, police were called to the 8400 block of Spyglass Court.
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IU extends Head Coach Tom Crean's contract, keeping him on through 2020
November 9, 2012
IU kicked off the regular season down at Assembly Hall Friday and there was a big announcement right before the game.
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Purdue Athletics asks students to stop yelling "IU Sucks" during games
November 9, 2012
A longstanding chant at Purdue games could be coming to an end.
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Plan to charge officers who take vehicles home on hold
November 9, 2012
The plan to charge officers who take home their police cars is on hold, at least temporarily.
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Majestic Star Casino laying off 80 employees
November 9, 2012
A Northwest Indiana casino announced Friday that it is cutting jobs.
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Students paint snow plow blade to honor veterans
November 9, 2012
Students from McClelland Elementary School unveiled a special project at Indianapolis International Airport Friday.
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Veteran hangs American flag upside down to show frustration
November 9, 2012
An Indiana veteran is gaining attention for a display in his front yard, which includes an upside-down American flag.
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Jeep recalling nearly 1M SUVs over airbag problem
November 9, 2012
Jeep announced a recall of nearly one million older model SUVs Friday.
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Mozel Sanders Foundation Radiothon raising money for Thanksgiving Day feast
November 9, 2012
It's a marathon fundraiser to make sure many people across Central Indiana have a happy Thanksgiving. The Mozel Sanders Annual Radiothon kicked off Friday.
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Mike's Carwash to provide free car washes for veterans this Sunday
November 9, 2012
An Indianapolis-based car wash is doing its part to honor Hoosier veterans.
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Butler sets sights on Hinkle Fieldhouse upgrades
November 9, 2012
Butler wants to upgrade Hinkle Fieldhouse—and it’s setting a $16 million goal.
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Semi driver injured after crashing rig through Grant Co. barn
November 9, 2012
A semi driver suffered a medical emergency before crashing his rig through a barn.
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Authorities investigate shooting death of Bald Eagle at Hoosier National Forest
November 9, 2012
Conservation officers with the Indiana Department of Natural Resources are investigating the shooting death of a Bald Eagle.
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State Fair scammer gets second chance to avoid jail
November 9, 2012
A woman who tried to profit from the State Fair stage collapse will get a second chance to avoid going to jail.
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Simply poppin': State Fair unveils popcorn theme for 2013
November 9, 2012
The Indiana State Fair will honor the Hoosier State’s rich history with popcorn next year.
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Police: Mother arrested after baby found not breathing
November 9, 2012
A local mother was arrested after her infant son was found unresponsive Thursday afternoon.
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New trading card shows Andrew Luck is Chuckstrong
November 9, 2012
Andrew Luck is Chuckstrong—and a new trading card will recognize that.
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Earlham College suspends classes following fatal train accident
November 9, 2012
A night out on the town turned tragic for a group of college students from Richmond, Ind. Friday.
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Former IU football standout arrested in connection with armed robbery
November 9, 2012
A former IU football standout faces drug and armed robbery charges related to an Oct. 30 theft.
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Police: Intoxicated driver asks homeowner if he wants pizza after crashing into garage
November 9, 2012
A local man was arrested after police said he crashed his vehicle into a family’s garage on the city’s southeast side.
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Teen arrested in convenience store robbery may be linked to other case
November 9, 2012
Lafayette police arrested a 15-year-old boy on Thursday in connection with a robbery at a Village Pantry store—and may be connected to a second case.
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Traffic stop leads to discovery of 50 pounds of marijuana
November 9, 2012
A local man was arrested in Dearborn County after police discovered approximately 50 pounds of marijuana in his vehicle during a traffic stop Thursday.
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Colts fans follow in players' steps, shave heads to show support for Coach Pagano
November 8, 2012
First, players were shaving their heads and now Colts fans are getting into the game. Iit's the latest thing to show support for Coach Chuck Pagano.
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Nestle announces voluntary recall of NESQUIK over salmonella concerns
November 8, 2012
Nestle has announced a voluntary recall of NESQUIK chocolate powder over salmonella concerns.
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Viewing for teen killed in combine-van accident to be held Thursday
November 8, 2012
The viewing for a 15-year-old girl killed in combine accident will be held Thursday.
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Police: Elderly woman loses control of vehicle, strikes two homes
November 8, 2012
Police said an elderly woman lost control of her vehicle, crashing through several backyards and striking two homes Thursday afternoon.
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Police arrest 5 teens in connection with string of robberies on Purdue campus
November 8, 2012
Five Lafayette teens were arrested in connection with a series of strong-arm robberies on the Purdue University campus in late October.
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Peru High School students dismissed early following threat
November 8, 2012
Peru High School was placed on lockdown before releasing students two hours early due to a threat Thursday afternoon.
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Police arrest man in connection with 12-year cold case murder
November 8, 2012
The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department Cold Case Unit arrested a man in connection with a murder that went unsolved for 12 years.
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Officials raid Muncie animal rescue shelter
November 8, 2012
Authorities in Muncie raided an animal rescue shelter, seizing 63 dogs and encountering poor conditions.
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Three arrested in connection with bank robberies in Lafayette, Frankfort
November 8, 2012
Police arrested three people in connection with recent bank robberies in Lafayette and Frankfort.
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Twitter unintentionally resets the passwords of a 'large number' of users
November 8, 2012
Twitter users worried about a possible hack on their account can rest somewhat easier.
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Indiana Social Security office reduces work hours
November 8, 2012
Indiana Social Security offices will be open for fewer hours beginning Nov. 19.
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Four arrested after motel meth bust
November 8, 2012
Police arrested four people at a motel after a three-month-long investigation into a possible meth operation.
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Police still searching for suspect after chase that sparked school lockdown
November 8, 2012
Indianapolis Metropolitan police were unable to find a suspect who ran off following a traffic stop, sparking a lockdown at several Indianapolis-area schools.
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Music non-profit to stay in Indianapolis through 2023
November 8, 2012
An Indianapolis-based non-profit will remain in the Circle City through 2023, an 11-year deal expected to have an economic impact of $225 million.
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Armed man points gun at clerk, steals drugs from pharmacy
November 8, 2012
Greenwood police are investigating an armed robbery at a Walgreens store late Wednesday night.
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Two sent to hospital after south side crash and extrication, fog delays response
November 8, 2012
Emergency crews had to deal with dense fog while responding to a crash Thursday morning.
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Suspect rams squad car, injures officer during pursuit
November 8, 2012
Police from multiple Johnson County agencies pursued a suspect across county lines following an apparent home invasion.
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Dense fog causes school delays, crashes
November 8, 2012
9:10 a.m. - The National Weather Service says the Dense Fog Advisory has been lifted. Some visibility issues may remain around the state.
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Two shot outside west side business
November 8, 2012
Indianapolis Metropolitan Police officers investigate an apparent shooting on the west side.
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Muncie man found guilty in dog fighting operation
November 7, 2012
A Muncie man arrested in connection in a dog fighting operation was found guilty on 14 felony counts of possession of an animal for fighting.
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Avon Police continue to investigate string of thefts involving homeless
November 7, 2012
Police said they are getting some help in the investigation into a string of thefts in the Avon area.
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Police: Franklin man stabbed while walking his dog
November 7, 2012
Police are trying to track down an attacker who stabbed a man while he was walking his dog.
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Man arrested, accused of posing as a police officer
November 7, 2012
A Swayzee man has been arrested after reportedly posing as a police officer.
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Missing Avon man's shoe found near 65th and Keystone
November 7, 2012
Investigators have found a new clue in the search for a missing Avon man.
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IndyCar looks at internal candidates while trying to fill CEO position
November 7, 2012
IndyCar officials may be looking from within to replace ousted CEO Randy Bernard.
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Indiana Republicans select leaders for upcoming session
November 7, 2012
Indiana Republicans met in Indianapolis Wednesday to determine their leaders for the upcoming legislative session.
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Plea deal offered in case of slain Carmel teen
November 7, 2012
A plea deal was offered Wednesday to a man accused of killing a Carmel, Ind. teenager, who was attending college in Kentucky.
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Man sentenced to 60 years in murder, robbery of Wonder Bread worker
November 7, 2012
An Indianapolis man learned his sentence Wednesday for killing a man during a robbery.
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Girl refuses to let epilepsy slow her down
November 7, 2012
Epilepsy affects many Hoosier children–but new treatments are helping kids live life to the fullest.
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Hoosier native, 'Tarzan' actor Denny Miller writes new fitness book
November 7, 2012
Bloomington-born actor and author Denny Miller is the oldest living actor to play Tarzan on the big screen—and now he’s ready to swing into the fitness world.
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Fire injures four, damages Shelby County home
November 7, 2012
Eleven agencies including those from Johnson and Marion Counties assisted firefighters in Shelby County to extinguish a house fire Tuesday night.
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Eight escape Noblesville fire without injury
November 7, 2012
Eight people escaped a house fire in Noblesville early Wednesday morning.
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Pacers' Granger gets knee injection, expected to miss three months
November 7, 2012
Danny Granger's ailing left knee isn't getting better--and now he is expected to miss up to three months.
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Police identify victim of homicide on northeast side
November 6, 2012
Indianapolis Metropolitan police have identified the man who died after a shooting on the near northeast side.
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President Obama projected to win presidential race
November 6, 2012
President Barack Obama is projected to win re-election.
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Donnelly beats Mourdock to win U.S. Senate seat for Indiana
November 6, 2012
Democrat Rep. Joe Donnelly beat Richard Mourdock to win the open U.S. Senate seat for Indiana, projects Fox59.
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Bennett concedes race; Ritz to become next superintendent
November 6, 2012
Indiana Superintendent of Public Instruction Dr. Tony Bennett will not serve another term as the state's highest educator.
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Pence elected Indiana's next governor
November 6, 2012
Fox59 News is projecting Republican Mike Pence will be Indiana's next governor.
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Suspects rob Muncie bank, exchange gunfire with police
November 6, 2012
Muncie Police are the on the scene of a bank robbery.
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Terre Haute pharmacist accused of exchanging drugs for sexual favors
November 6, 2012
A Terre Haute pharmacist was arrested after police said he stole more than $1,000 in cash and various pharmaceutical drugs in exchange for sexual favors from a female acquaintance.
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Police seek person of interest following fatal shooting in Marion
November 6, 2012
Police are requesting the public's help locating a person of interest following a double shooting that left one person dead.
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Police: Driver admits doing drugs before crashing SUV into home
November 6, 2012
An SUV drivers admitted to taking cocaine and heroin just an hour before crashing into a home on the city's northeast side, according to police.
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Family of missing Avon man to canvas area near Lakewood Lodge Apartments
November 6, 2012
The family and friends of a missing Avon man plan to canvas the area where he was last seen.
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Indiana photo ID requirements for casting a ballot
November 6, 2012
All Hoosiers are required to show photo ID before casting a ballot on Election Day.
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Inspector issues impact voting in Marion County
November 6, 2012
Marion County voters encountered issues trying to cast their ballots Tuesday morning.
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BMV open extended hours so voters can get necessary ID
November 6, 2012
All Hoosiers looking to cast their ballots Tuesday must have photo identification.
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Lanes of WB I-70 blocked in Putnam County
November 6, 2012
Putnam County Deputies were dispatched to a serious accident on I-70 early Tuesday morning.
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Teen injured when SUV drives into house
November 5, 2012
A teen was injured after an SUV crashed into a house on the city's northeast side.
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Family asks for help locating missing Avon man
November 5, 2012
The family of an Avon man is asking for help finding him.
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IU president to create new alumni chapters in South America
November 5, 2012
Indiana University's president is heading south of the border.
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Father accused of trying to strangle 4-month-old son
November 5, 2012
A Spencer County man is under arrest, accused of trying to strangle his 4-month-old son.
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Johnson County commissioners pass stricter smoking ban
November 5, 2012
A new smoking ban has been approved in Johnson County.
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Board votes to indefinitely suspend license of pharmacy tied to meningitis outbreak
November 5, 2012
The Indiana Board of Pharmacy has voted to indefinitely suspend the license of a pharmacy tied to a deadly fungal meningitis outbreak.
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Indianapolis up for $5M prize in national mayors challenge
November 5, 2012
A $5 million grand prize is up for grabs and Indianapolis is in the running.
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h.h. Gregg to add furniture, exercise equipment to stores
November 5, 2012
Sales of televisions are falling so Indy-based h.h. Gregg plans to expand its inventory for the new year.
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Teen receives 25-year prison sentence for violent incident involving ex-girlfriend
November 5, 2012
An Edinburgh, Ind. teenager was sentenced to 25 years in prison Monday in connection with a violent incident in April that involved his ex-girlfriend.
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Edinburgh teen sentenced to 25 years after dangling ex over I-65 overpass
November 5, 2012
An Edinburgh teen will spend the next 25 year in jail for a host of domestic violence charges.
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Female Focus: Brownsburg gym redefines women's fitness
November 5, 2012
A local gym is making strong, the new skinny.
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Local couple to take dream vacation after winning $1 million
November 5, 2012
An Indianapolis couple is planning their dream vacation after winning $1 million from a Hoosier Lottery scratch-off ticket.
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State reports fourth death from fungal meningitis outbreak
November 5, 2012
Indiana state health officials are reporting a fourth death related to a deadly fungal meningitis outbreak.
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Pagano's leukemia in remission, Colts hope for Dec. 30 return
November 5, 2012
Indianapolis Colts coach Chuck Pagano's leukemia is in remission.
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Police: Woman claiming emergency baited taxi driver for carjacking
November 5, 2012
A woman who flagged down a cab driver needing help ended up serving as the bait for some carjackers, a taxi driver told police.
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Several signs defaced in Fishers as town faces questions about future
November 5, 2012
A group that supports merging the Town of Fishers with Fall Creek Township says someone vandalized multiple yard signs encouraging residents to vote “yes” on the issue.
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Early voting winds down as Election Day nears
November 5, 2012
Monday marked the final day of early voting in downtown Indianapolis.
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Excise police arrest 11 during Purdue's home football game
November 5, 2012
Indiana State Excise Police made 11 arrests during Saturday’s Purdue home football game in West Lafayette.
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IndyGo bus service affected by Monumental Marathon
November 3, 2012
As marathon runners take over some roads Saturday morning, city busses will be taking detours and some services will be delayed. The annual Monumental Hald and Full Marathon races will cause more significant service interruptions on the city’s near north side and midtown areas, Street closures begin as early as 7:30 a.m. and are expected to last through 3 p.m. in some areas.
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Water main break closes Thompson from State Street to Keystone
November 2, 2012
A water main break has resulted in the closure of Thompson Road.
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Police request public's help locating smash and grab suspects
November 2, 2012
Police are requesting the public’s help locating suspects behind a crime ring which stretches across several counties.
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Mayor Greg Ballard's line item vetoes stand, Indy has budget for 2013
November 2, 2012
Despite a last minute attempt to override Mayor Greg Ballard’s vetoes, Indianapolis now has a new budget for next year.
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Hoosiers encouraged to quit smoking as Lung Cancer Awareness month kicks off
November 2, 2012
Lung cancer is still a top killer of Hoosiers in Indiana. Health officials announced Friday that it is the leading cause of cancer deaths.
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Bloomington shelter saves 304 more animals, qualifies for $100K contest
November 2, 2012
The Bloomington Animal Shelter is crediting social media for helping them meet their goal of saving 304 more animals during a three-month period.
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Judge okays plan for Hoosier Park's parent company to buy Indiana Grand
November 2, 2012
Indiana Grand Casino in Shelbyville could soon have a new owner. A bankruptcy judge in Delaware has okayed a plan for the owner of Hoosier Park to buy it.
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Jim Irsay pledges to match donations to American Red Cross
November 2, 2012
Colts owner and CEO Jim Irsay announced Friday that he will match donations for Superstorm Sandy relief efforts.
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Police: Teen ranted about dinosaurs, aliens during LSD binge
November 2, 2012
Police discovered a stash of drugs in a Greenwood apartment after a 19 year old ranted about aliens and claimed dinosaurs were chasing him as he ran screaming down the road Thursday morning.
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Jersey Cafe collecting supplies to deliver to Sandy-struck New Jersey
November 2, 2012
A Carmel diner is working to help victims of Superstorm Sandy.
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Family: Sisters involved in combine accident 'improving each day'
November 2, 2012
Two sisters injured in a horrific crash Wednesday involving a combine and van in Tippecanoe County are continuing to recover at Riley Hospital for Children at IU Health.
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Police find $165,000 in suspected drug money hidden inside TV set
November 2, 2012
Indianapolis Metropolitan police stumbled across an unexpected surprise during a search--$165,000 hidden inside an LCD TV set.
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Kokomo police arrest six men in connection with prostitution bust
November 2, 2012
Officers with the Kokomo Police Department arrested six men in connection with a prostitution bust Thursday.
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Poll shows Donnelly with lead in wake of Mourdock remark
November 2, 2012
A new poll shows the tight senate race between Republican Richard Mourdock and Democrat Joe Donnelly may be swinging in Donnelly’s favor.
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U.S. Gymnastics Championships to return to Indy in 2015
November 2, 2012
USA Gymnastics and Indiana Sports Corp announced Friday that the 2015 U.S. Gymnastics Championships will return to Indianapolis.
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Purdue frat suspended for alcohol, hazing violations
November 2, 2012
A Purdue University fraternity was suspended for violating the university’s alcohol and hazing regulations, announced officials Thursday.
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Victim seeks help at nearby diner following deadly shooting
November 2, 2012
Police are investigating a double shooting that left one person dead Thursday night in Marion, Ind.
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Southwest flights from Indy to Chicago to end Saturday
November 1, 2012
Southwest is putting an end to non-stop flights between Indy and Chicago.
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Runners begin arriving ahead of Monumental Marathon
November 1, 2012
Marathon runners are getting ready to hit the street of Indy this weekend but they first met up to take part in a big pre-race expo Thursday.
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Indianapolis Museum of Art's new director brings large exhibit to town
November 1, 2012
The Indianapolis Museum of Art’s new director is bringing a big exhibit to the building.
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Eli Lilly to donate $200K to Superstorm Sandy victims
November 1, 2012
Eli Lilly is reaching out to help people devastated by sandy.
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Lawrence officer involved in David Bisard case fired
November 1, 2012
A longtime Lawrence police officer is out of a job after being fired by the Police Merit Commission.
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Eli Lilly announces $140M expansion, will soon make diabetes cartridges
November 1, 2012
Eli Lilly announced Thursday that they are expanding in Indianapolis.
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Select state parks to close for controlled deer harvests
November 1, 2012
Thirteen state parks will close their doors for several days in November. Wildlife officials are heading up special hunts for deer that threaten native plant life.
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Indy Snow Force adds 10 trucks ahead of winter's arrival
November 1, 2012
The recent chilly weather is a reminder that winter is right around the corner. But when the snow starts coming down this year, the Indy Snow Force will be ready.
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Two men arrested, accused of bilking $400,000 from Lawrenceburg casino
November 1, 2012
Police arrested two former casino employees after a five-month-long investigation into theft and money laundering surrounding a Lawrenceburg casino.
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Wrongful-death lawsuit filed in Indiana in connection with meningitis outbreak
November 1, 2012
The first wrongful-death lawsuit in connection with the fungal meningitis outbreak was filed in Elkhart, Ind. Tuesday.
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Former football star found guilty of child molesting after second trial
November 1, 2012
An ex-high school football star has been found guilty of child molesting after a second trial.
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Mother pleads guilty in death of starving children
November 1, 2012
An Indianapolis woman accused of starving her children and locking them in a closet for hours pleaded guilty to the charges against her.
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Reservoirs back to normal levels following summer drought
November 1, 2012
After a dry summer that sparked water restrictions across Central Indiana, area reservoirs are now back to normal.
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Attorney General warns Hoosiers of Sandy-related scams
November 1, 2012
Hoosiers want to help victims of superstorm Sandy—but they should be on the lookout for scams.
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Two arrested in attempted furniture theft may be linked to series of similar crimes
November 1, 2012
Fishers police arrested two people who may be connected to a series of thefts at merchants in Hamilton and Marion counties.
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Missing Iraq War veteran located
November 1, 2012
A missing Iraq War veteran who disappeared Monday has been located.
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Durham attorney calls client's recommended sentence 'absurd'
November 1, 2012
The attorney for disgraced financier Tim Durham says the proposed sentence for his client is “absurd.”
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Chemical spill contained inside southwest side business
November 1, 2012
HazMat crews responed to a Rolls Royce Corporation facility near the airport early Thursday morning.
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Police searching for suspects in violent armed robbery
October 31, 2012
Armed robbers stormed into a Family Dollar store Tuesday and now, police need your help tracking them down.
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HAZMAT crews respond to reports of explosive substance
October 31, 2012
HAZMAT crews responded to reports of an explosive substance on the city's south side Wednesday night.
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Parents, daughter killed in Tippecanoe County combine crash
October 31, 2012
Investigators have identified three people killed in a horrific accident involving a combine and a van in Tippecanoe County.
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Organization urging residents to donate coats for homeless population
October 31, 2012
One group is trying to get some winter relief for those without a home in the area.
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Gas bills expected to decrease this winter
October 31, 2012
Citizens Energy customers in Marion County are getting a break this winter. Gas bills are expected to drop.
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Hoosier Energy breaks ground on new facility in Owen Co.
October 31, 2012
Hoosier Energy broke ground on a new power delivery facility Wednesday.
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Head of Bloomington street department accused of selling stolen metal
October 31, 2012
The director of Bloomington's street department is accused of stealing from the city.
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IU enlists Goldman Sachs as it looks to privatize parking
October 31, 2012
Indiana University is enlisting the help of investment banking firm Goldman Sachs as it looks to privatize parking on campus.
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Marion Co. clerk addresses internet rumors about split ticket issues
October 31, 2012
The Marion County Clerk’s Office is clearing up some ballot rumors that have been floating around Central Indiana.
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Fungal meningitis outbreak worsens, Indiana cases grow to 48
October 31, 2012
A fungal meningitis outbreak tied to tainted steroid injections continues to worsen. Indiana health officials confirmed Monday that the state has 48 cases.
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Police search for missing Iraq war veteran with PTSS
October 31, 2012
Detectives with the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department are searching for a missing Iraq war veteran, who was diagnosed with Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome (PTSS).
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Superstorm Sandy claims at least 50 lives
October 31, 2012
They've lost their homes, their businesses and many are still stranded -- but residents in the hurricane-battered northeast are overcoming the after effects of Superstorm Sandy with a gritty resolve.
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Suspect injured after crashing into tree during police pursuit
October 31, 2012
A man was transported to the hospital in serious condition Wednesday after crashing into a tree following a police pursuit on the near north side.
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Man takes down controversial Halloween display for "safety of family"
October 31, 2012
A Boone County man who featured President Barack Obama in a controversial Halloween display said he took it down for the safety of his family.
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Woman fatally shot in head, found in street on near north side
October 31, 2012
The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department is investigating a death after a woman was found with a fatal gunshot wound to the head on the near north side.
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Missing teen with autism found on city's northeast side
October 30, 2012
Officials have found a missing teenager safe. Hunter Valant, who has autism, was found on Old Oaklandon Boulevard North Drive just before 10:30 p.m. Tuesday.
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Boy who claimed abuse back home with mother
October 30, 2012
A boy who claimed his mother forced him to sleep in a bathtub and run until his feet blistered is back at home.
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Gov. Daniels and wife to dress up as Sonny and Cher for Halloween
October 30, 2012
Even though it will be a cold Halloween night, Governor Mitch Daniels and his wife are keeping an Indiana tradition going.
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Teen killed in accidental shooting on city's southeast side
October 30, 2012
A 15-year-old Indianapolis boy has died following an accidental shooting on the city's southeast side.
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Court of Appeals reverses controversial coal-gasification plan
October 30, 2012
Indiana's Court of Appeals has reversed a controversial deal at a new coal-gasification plant.
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Secret Service okays Boone Co. man's controversial Halloween display
October 30, 2012
The Secret Service has okayed a Boone County man’s controversial Halloween display.
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Greenwood man accused of molestation, police think there may be more victims
October 30, 2012
Greenwood police are worried tonight that there may be more victims of an accused child molester.
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Indiana Blood Center calling on donors in aftermath of Superstorm Sandy
October 30, 2012
The Indiana Blood Center is calling on Hoosiers to donate blood in the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy.
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School Board president running for re-election accused of stealing opponent's signs
October 30, 2012
An Avon woman running for re-election to the school board has been arrested, accused of stealing signs opposing her.
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Angola woman sentenced to two months for faking cancer
October 30, 2012
An Angola woman who admitted she pretended to have cancer will spend the next two months in jail.
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Richmond police working to identify charred remains found in wooded area
October 30, 2012
Investigators in Richmond are trying to identify a man found badly burned in a wooded area.
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Man dies from self-inflicted gunshot after domestic disturbance in Jefferson County
October 30, 2012
Investigators in Jefferson County say a man took his own life after a domestic dispute Tuesday morning.
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Text messages reveal possible sexual relationship between 14-year-old girl and 57-year-old man
October 30, 2012
Questionable text messages led a father to uncover a possible sexual relationship between his 14-year-old daughter and a 57-year-old man.
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Butler's Clowes Hall to get facelift ahead of 50th anniversary
October 30, 2012
As Butler’s Clowes Memorial Hall prepares for its 50th anniversary, the venue is set for a facelift thanks to a $2 million gift.
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Krauskopf promoted to president of Indiana Fever
October 30, 2012
The Indiana Fever’s chief operating officer is now the president and general manager of the team, announced the franchise Tuesday.
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Pacers' Granger out indefinitely with soreness in knee
October 30, 2012
The Pacers will start the season without star Danny Granger.
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Colts announce sellout for home game against the Dolphins
October 30, 2012
Another sellout for the Indianapolis Colts.
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Luck, Riley Hospital team up to help Hoosier kids improve health
October 30, 2012
Andrew Luck is calling an audible—and hoping Hoosier kids listen.
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Retired librarian uses her adventures to encourage Hoosiers to make the most of each day
October 30, 2012
A retired librarian is out to prove life doesn’t end—even when you’re in your eighties.
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Mother responds to accusation she forced son to sleep in bathtub
October 29, 2012
An Indianapolis mother is responding to accusations that she forced her 6-year-old son to sleep in a bathtub and run on a wooden surface until his feet blistered.
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Health officials explain delay in information about meningitis outbreak
October 29, 2012
Indiana health officials are explaining their delayed response in notifying the public about a deadly meningitis outbreak.
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Sandy strands Greyhound passengers in Indianapolis
October 29, 2012
Sandy is causing problems for many travelers. Monday night, Greyhound passengers became stranded in downtown Indianapolis.
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Former Franklin Township superintendent resigns from new post after arrest
October 29, 2012
The former superintendent of Franklin Township Schools resigned from his new job after his arrest on a drunken driving charge.
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Free site helps Hoosiers find local employment
October 29, 2012
Thousands of jobs are waiting to be filled in Central Indiana. Now, a new online resource aims to get thousands of Hoosiers hired.
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Fiery taxi cab crash kills four, injures one other
October 29, 2012
A fiery taxi cab crash killed four people and injured another Monday.
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Teacher files motion to drop charges following fatal fire
October 29, 2012
An Indianapolis music teacher wants the charges against her dropped.
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Health officials shut down another pharmacy as outbreak worsens
October 29, 2012
Another compounding pharmacy has been shut down following a deadly outbreak of fungal meningitis.
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Police looking for two men in armed robbery outside apartment
October 29, 2012
Indianapolis Metropolitan police want to question two men in connection with an armed robbery on the near northeast side in which two women and a 4-year-old child were threatened.
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More than a hundred Indiana responders assisting as Hurricane Sandy takes aim
October 29, 2012
As Hurricane Sandy takes aim on the East Coast and New England, Hoosiers are on the way to help.
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Indianapolis leaf collection service to start next week
October 29, 2012
Need your leaves hauled away? The Indianapolis Department of Public Works will soon be able to help you.
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Sheriff's wagon hits, kills pedestrian; incident second for deputy in a year
October 29, 2012
A man died Sunday night after a vehicle from the Marion County Sheriff’s Office hit him on the near north side—and the deputy behind the wheel was also involved in a similar incident last year.
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Indiana to feel impact of Hurricane Sandy
October 29, 2012
HIGH WINDS AND RAIN
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Man shot twice on city's near northwest side
October 29, 2012
Around 4:45 p.m. Sunday, police were called the 4600 block of Oakhurst Court on a report of a person shot.
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Pedestrian struck and killed on I-65 ramp
October 28, 2012
Metro police respond to a serious accident on the near northwest side Sunday night.
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Randy Bernard steps down as Indycar CEO
October 28, 2012
On Sunday evening, the board of directors for the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Corporation held a special meeting and decided Randy Bernard should relinquish his position as CEO of INDYCAR effective immediately.
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At least 4 injured in accident
October 27, 2012
Just after 4 p.m. Saturday, police were called to the intersection of U.S. 36 and County Road 575 East near Avon.
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Teenage father accused of beating young son
October 26, 2012
An Indianapolis man was arrested after police said he admitted to causing serious injuries to his infant son.
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UPDATE: Missing 6-year-old boy in Johnson Co. located
October 26, 2012
UPDATE: The boy has been found.
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Mom suspected of burying newborn's remains released from jail
October 26, 2012
A Union City mother believed to have buried the remains of a newborn girl was released from jail Friday.
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Police: Teen driver admits to texting before fatally striking child with truck
October 26, 2012
A 14-month-old Ripley County boy died after he was hit by a pick-up truck, while he was on the road.
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Police: Man fatally shot after kicking in door of ex-girlfriend's apartment
October 26, 2012
The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department has released the identity of a man who was shot and killed while trying to break into a westside apartment Friday morning.
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Sex offenders ordered to attend meeting Halloween night
October 26, 2012
Local law enforcement agencies are working together to get sex offenders off the street this Halloween in order to provide a safer environment for children trick-or-treating.
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Police release surveillance picture of bank robber who sparked school lockdown
October 26, 2012
Franklin police released an image of a man who robbed a bank Friday morning, sparking a lockdown for Franklin Community Schools.
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State files petition to suspend license of company linked to meningitis outbreak
October 26, 2012
The Office of the Indiana Attorney General filed an emergency petition Friday, asking the Indiana Board of Pharmacy to suspend the license of the Massachusetts-based pharmaceutical company linked to the meningitis outbreak.
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Overturned semi closes WB I-70 at North Split
October 26, 2012
An overturned semi has blocked both lanes of WB I-70 at the North Split.
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Robert E. Lee moved away from Indianapolis area
October 26, 2012
Convicted killer Robert E. Lee has been moved from the Indianapolis area to the South Bend Parole District.
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Board approves permanently extending Monon Trail hours
October 25, 2012
Indianapolis Parks and Recreation announced Friday the board approved a permanent extension of the Monon Trail hours.
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Motorcyclist dies following crash on city's southeast side
October 25, 2012
A motorcyclist has died following an accident on the city's southeast side.
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Mayor unveils long talked about Mass Ave. project
October 25, 2012
Bringing the bright lights of New York City to the Circle City, that's the goal of the mayor's plan for Mass Ave.
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Gubernatorial candidates face off in final debate
October 25, 2012
The candidates for Indiana governor faced off for the final time Thursday but another candidate from another race became a hot topic.
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Lafayette hotel employee dies after falling in attic
October 25, 2012
A hotel employee died after falling in the hotel's attic area.
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Medical board revokes Bloomington doctor's license following conviction
October 25, 2012
The Medical Licensing Board of Indiana has revoked a Bloomington doctor's license and fined him for defrauding patients.
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City of Indianapolis agrees to pay $2.3M to remaining victims in Bisard case
October 25, 2012
The city of Indianapolis has agreed to pay $2.3 million to two victims who were seriously injured in a crash involving Officer David Bisard.
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Former youth minister pleads guilty to molestation charges
October 25, 2012
A former youth ministry volunteer in Crawfordsville, Ind. pleaded guilty Thursday to child molestation charges.
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DNR law enforcement switches to 24-hour operating dispatch center
October 25, 2012
Indiana conservation officers with the Indiana Department of Natural Resources will soon implement a 24-hour dispatch center operation in order to maintain radio contact with conservation officers statewide.
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Second day of federal hearing on smoking ban concludes, decision will wait
October 25, 2012
The second day of a federal hearing on a lawsuit filed against Marion County’s smoking ban ended Thursday afternoon. Getting an answer will take some time.
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No charges to be filed in alcohol poisoning death of Carmel teen
October 25, 2012
Carmel police won’t file charges after an 18 year old died of alcohol poisoning at a friend’s home in August.
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Man found guilty in murder of 61-year-old man during attempted robbery
October 25, 2012
A jury found a local man guilty in connection with the murder of a 61-year-old man during an attempted robbery last year.
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Traffic court unveils email notification system
October 25, 2012
Drivers ticketed for moving violations can receive emails from Marion County’s Traffic Court to let them know their fines are ready to be paid.
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Man, 18, arrested on drug charges in Carmel park
October 25, 2012
Police arrested an 18-year-old Indianapolis man in a Carmel Park following a drug investigation.
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Breast Health Summit seeks to educate at-risk women
October 25, 2012
The latest numbers show African American and Hispanic women in the Circle City face a higher chance of dying from breast cancer, especially women who don't have insurance. Now, local health leaders want to bring the numbers down and save lives.
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Girlfriend of Franklin County killer charged in connection with case
October 25, 2012
The girlfriend of a man convicted of murdering five people in Franklin County now faces criminal charges related to the case.
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Police: Columbus man arrested for 20th time of the year
October 25, 2012
A Columbus man’s latest run-in with the law ended with his 20th arrest of the year.
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Family of seven escapes house fire
October 25, 2012
A family of seven became separated during a late night fire Wednesday night.
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Gas line explosion destroys unoccupied home
October 25, 2012
Metro police and Indianapolis firefighters respond to a home on the near southwest side.
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Dryer likely cause of early morning fire
October 25, 2012
An Indianapolis resident attempts to extinguish a laundry room fire by herself.
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Sen. John McCain may withdraw endorsement for Richard Mourdock
October 24, 2012
Just one week after campaigning for U.S. Senatorial candidate Richard Mourdock, Senator John McCain may be withdrawing his endorsement.
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It's going to cost you more to fly home for the holidays
October 24, 2012
It's going to cost you even more to fly home for Thanksgiving, if you haven't booked your flight yet.
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Police identify 83-year-old killed in east side crash
October 24, 2012
Police have identified an 83-year-old pedestrian who died following a crash on the city's east side.
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Police destroy 10 tons of warm eggs in Vermillion Co.
October 24, 2012
Indiana State Police destroyed more than 10 tons of eggs following a traffic stop in Vermillion County.
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Lawrence EMTs to get preferential hiring consideration following job cuts
October 24, 2012
Former Lawrence EMTs will get preferential consideration for hiring at a distribution company after budget cuts eliminated their jobs.
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Police: Men tied up woman, left her inside abandoned home
October 24, 2012
The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department says two men who tied up a woman and left her inside an abandoned home Tuesday night are on the loose.
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Lafayette toddler dies after being hit by car
October 24, 2012
A Lafayette toddler has died after a parked car ran over the child.
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Third meningitis death reported in Indiana
October 24, 2012
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported a third Indiana death related to fungal meningitis in steroid injections.
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Mourdock: Rape comment was misinterpreted, 'I spoke from the heart'
October 24, 2012
Republican senatorial candidate Richard Mourdock tried to do some damage control Wednesday following remarks that raised the ire of both supporters and detractors.
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BMV to expand hours for election week
October 24, 2012
Hoosier voters in need of an ID will find expanded hours at the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles during election week.
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Man calls police, admits to killing girlfriend
October 24, 2012
Speedway police released the name of a homicide victim killed Tuesday night.
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Police: Man shot, killed in home invasion
October 24, 2012
Metro homicide detectives are investigating a fatal home invasion on the west side of Indianapolis.
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School aide linked to Indianapolis killing fired from job
October 24, 2012
An Indianapolis woman who played a role in one of the city's most notorious killings was fired from her job at a rural Iowa school, Tuesday.
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Holiday World to build new water slide complex
October 23, 2012
More expansions are in the works for Holiday World in Southern Indiana.
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Pedestrian, 83, dies from injuries following east side crash
October 23, 2012
An 83-year-old woman succumbed to her injuries following a crash on the city's east side Tuesday.
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Richard Mourdock catching heat for abortion comments
October 23, 2012
U.S. Senatorial candidate Richard Mourdock is catching heat for comments he made during Tuesday's debate.
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Tindley Charter Network receives $1.6M grant
October 23, 2012
More charter schools are coming to Indianapolis thanks to a $1.6 million grant.
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Groundbreaking held at site of old Winona Hospital
October 23, 2012
The walls came tumbling down a while ago for an eyesore on the near north side. Now, it's finally time for the old Winona Hospital site to show some new life.
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Union City mom arrested after newborn's remains found near bridge
October 23, 2012
Police in Union City say they may have found the remains of a newborn girl, and have now arrested the mother.
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State purchases 144 acres of scenic land along Ohio River in Perry Co.
October 23, 2012
It is one of the most beautiful and peaceful places in Indiana, and now you can see it for yourself for the first time.
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Inspectors: No mechanical issues for bus that overturned near Frankfort
October 23, 2012
Inspections of a school bus that overturned near Frankfort, Ind. revealed mechanical issues did not contribute to the accident last week.
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Appeals court rules against state in Planned Parenthood funding case
October 23, 2012
The U.S. 7th Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld an injunction preventing the state of Indiana from enforcing a law that would defund Planned Parenthood because the organization provides abortions.
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IU men's basketball presents 'Haunted Hall of Hoops'
October 23, 2012
The Indiana University men’s basketball team will hold its Haunted Hall of Hoops on Sunday, October 28 in Assembly Hall.
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Elwood invites you on a spooky tour of The Basement
October 23, 2012
Looking for a spooky event in the Elwood area?
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Man sought in theft of lottery tickets from American Legion
October 23, 2012
Police hope surveillance pictures will help them identify the man who broke into the American Legion in Zionsville last week.
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Three hurt, one critically, after serious crash on the west side
October 23, 2012
Three people were hurt following a serious accident involving three vehicles on the west side of Indianapolis.
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Rain forces Fever to cancel parade, move celebration indoors
October 23, 2012
Injuries forced the Indiana Fever to adjust during their run to the WNBA championship. Now, they'll have to adjust for the weather to celebrate their win.
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Fishers company expands, moves jobs to Anderson
October 23, 2012
A Fishers company is planning to relocate and expand in Anderson, announced representatives from the company alongside Anderson Mayor Kevin Smith and the city’s economic development team Tuesday.
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Senate candidates to square off in final debate
October 23, 2012
With Election Day two weeks away, Indiana’s candidates for senate will meet for their final debate.
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Fever, fans to celebrate championship with parade
October 23, 2012
Downtown drivers should expect some changes around downtown Indianapolis Tuesday—but it’s all in good fun.
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Storms bring rain, lightning to Central Indiana
October 23, 2012
11:40 p.m. - The parade for the Indiana Fever has been canceled because of rain. Events will move inside Bankers Life Fieldhouse at 12:30 p.m.
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Coroner identifies man found dead near railroad tracks
October 23, 2012
The Marion County Coroner has identified a man found dead along train tracks Tuesday morning.
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Fire damages Greenwood business
October 23, 2012
Greenwood firefighters extinguish a fire outside a business on the city's south side Tuesday morning.
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Metro officer slightly injured in crash
October 23, 2012
A Metro police officer suffered minor injuries following a two-vehicle crash.
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Lauren Spierer's mother asks for information about daughter in new message
October 22, 2012
Her daughter has been missing since June 3, 2011, but Lauren Spierer’s mother Charlene posted an impassioned message on Facebook in hopes of getting someone to step forward with information about what happened to her daughter.
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Administrators ride bus with students following frightening crash
October 22, 2012
Students in Clinton County had some extra passengers on their bus Monday.
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Early voting exceeds expectations as election board tests equipment
October 22, 2012
Early voting has proven a popular option in this year’s election.
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State meningitis cases increase to 40, U.S. cases up to 297
October 22, 2012
The number of cases of fungal meningitis cases in Indiana has increased to 40 Monday, according to the latest numbers released by the Indiana State Department of Health.
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Rain, storms moving through Indiana
October 22, 2012
Hoosiers can expect storms Monday afternoon and evening.
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Woman arrested, accused of trying to smuggle contraband into correctional facility
October 22, 2012
A visitor at the Correctional Industrial Facility (CIF) in Pendleton was arrested Sunday after officers say she tried to sneak contraband to an inmate.
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Relative shoots costumed girl after mistaking her for a skunk
October 22, 2012
A little girl was fighting for her life early Monday after she was shot outside a Halloween party by a relative who mistook her costume for a skunk.
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Driver, student injured after SUV crashes into Vincennes University building
October 22, 2012
Two people were transported to the hospital Monday morning after an SUV hit a power pole before crashing into a campus building.
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Kroger discontinues sale of sprouts due to potential food safety risk
October 22, 2012
The Kroger Co. announced the company will discontinue the sale of sprouts due to its potential food safety risk.
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Police: Muncie man arrested for pointing gun at trooper's vehicle
October 22, 2012
A Muncie man was arrested early Sunday morning after he allegedly pointed a handgun at a trooper’s vehicle.
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$1M Powerball ticket purchased at Noblesville gas station
October 22, 2012
An unidentified person is $1 million richer after purchasing a Powerball ticket at a Speedway gas station in Noblesville.
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Speedway daycare, businesses evacuated as precaution following gas leak
October 22, 2012
The Speedway Fire Department is working a gas leak Monday morning after workers struck a 12-inch gas main at 4700 W. 10th Street in Speedway.
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Man found shot in the street
October 21, 2012
Police are investigating a shooting on the northeast side. It happened Saturday around 5:15 p.m. at 39th and Grand, near Emerson. Police found a man in his fifties in the street with a gunshot wound. He was taken to Wishard in critical condition. This morning, police are still looking for the shooter and more witnesses.
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Police seek suspect after woman is attacked outside pharmacy
October 19, 2012
Police are requesting the public's help locating a robbery suspect.
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Hardware store purchases property from WFYI
October 19, 2012
An Indianapolis business is booming and has decided to make its home on North Meridian Street permanent.
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13th Annual Jill Behrmen 5K takes place Saturday
October 19, 2012
A former IU student who was abducted and murdered will be remembered this weekend in the 13th annual Jill Behrmen 5K Color Me Run.
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Postal hub at Indianapolis International expected to continue operations
October 19, 2012
The postal hub at Indianapolis International Airport is expected to continue with its operations.
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New technologies could prevent as many as 21K accidents a year
October 19, 2012
The nation's top trucking safety officials made a stop in Indiana Friday for a closer look at a pair of new technologies which could make our roads safer.
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ACS: Photo found on school-issued iPad not "topless" or "nude"
October 19, 2012
Anderson Community Schools released a statement Friday surrounding an incident at Highland Middle School.
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Mozel Sanders kicks off annual fundraising campaign
October 19, 2012
The annual fundraising campaign is kicking off for the Mozel Sanders Foundation.
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Indiana part of lettuce recall following listeria contamination
October 19, 2012
Indiana is one of 10 states affected by a lettuce recall following listeria contamination.
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Daniels dropped as defendant in lawsuit against right-to-work law
October 19, 2012
The lawsuit challenging Indiana’s controversial right-to-work law can proceed minus one defendant.
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Students injured after school bus overturns near Frankfort
October 19, 2012
Four students were injured Friday morning after their school bus crashed near Frankfort, Ind.
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Weekend kicks off with rain throughout Friday
October 19, 2012
2 p.m.: Conner Prairie cancels tonight's Headless Horeseman show due to rain. Presale tickets may be used on other Headless Horseman nights.
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All Hallows' Eve Celebration at Chain O'Lakes park on Halloween weekend
October 19, 2012
Chain O’Lakes State Park will celebrate All Hallows’ Eve on Saturday, Oct. 27, with hayrides, pumpkin decorating and other activities designed to entertain little ghosts and goblins.
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I-65 NB lanes reopen near I-70 North Split after crash
October 19, 2012
Northbound I-65 is back open near the north split after a crash earlier Friday forced crews to shut it down.
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First Hoosier files lawsuit in meningitis outbreak
October 19, 2012
The first lawsuit out of Indiana regarding the deadly meningitis outbreak spreading across the country was filed Friday morning, Fox59 News has exclusively learned.
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Indiana unemployment shows slight drop
October 19, 2012
New numbers show a slight drop in Indiana’s unemployment rate.
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Shop owner arrested in connection with city's crackdown on synthetic drugs
October 19, 2012
An Indianapolis smoke shop owner was charged with 18 felonies for allegedly selling synthetic drugs, announced the Marion County Prosecutor’s Office Friday.
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Bomb squad clears gas station after report of explosives
October 19, 2012
The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department's bomb squad arrived at a northeast side gas station Friday morning after receiving a call about a car with explosives in it.
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Man wanted in connection with Fishers home invasion
October 19, 2012
Fishers police are looking for a man accused of invading a woman’s home and demanding money.
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Man arrested in connection with Circle K abduction and robbery
October 19, 2012
Mooresville police arrested a man accused of robbing and abducting a woman at a Circle K.
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IFD extinguishes fire in east side hotel
October 19, 2012
Indianapolis firefighters were dispatched to a building fire on the city's east side.
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CHUCKSTRONG bracelets to go on sale Friday
October 18, 2012
Fans wishing to show their support for Colts Coach Chuck Pagano can purchase a CHUCKSTRONG bracelet beginning Friday.
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Next Senate debate might not be open to public
October 18, 2012
The next debate between Senate candidates Joe Donnelly, Richard Mourdock and Andrew Horning might not be open to the public.
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Developers secure money to rehab site of old Indy East Motel
October 18, 2012
Developers are one step closer to bringing new life to a crime-riddled property in the Irvington neighborhood.
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Church Leaders, prosecutor's office team up to stop scammers targeting seniors
October 18, 2012
Church leaders and members of the Marion County Prosecutors are helping community leaders protect the elderly from scammers. Thursday, a special forum was held to educate seniors about the scams targeting them.
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David Bisard's attorneys petition Ind. Supreme Court to overturn blood sample ruling
October 18, 2012
Attorneys representing Metro Police Officer David Bisard have petitioned the Indiana Supreme Court to overturn a Court of Appeals ruling in the drunk driving case against him.
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Johnson Co. public defender arrested on domestic battery charge
October 18, 2012
A Johnson County public defender and attorney for the county council was arrested last Friday for allegedly causing injury to his wife.
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Mountain lion sighting in Shelby Co. confirmed to be hoax
October 18, 2012
A reported sighting of a mountain lion near the town of Bengal in western Shelby County was confirmed to be a hoax, announced the Indiana Department of Natural Resources Thursday.
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One arrested, another sought after rash of home break-ins in Muncie
October 18, 2012
Police have made one arrest after a series of burglaries in Muncie and seek a second man who could be connected.
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Lafayette police search for man after armed bank robbery
October 18, 2012
Lafayette police are on the hunt for a man who robbed a bank Thursday morning.
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Troopers help save life at Notre Dame bookstore
October 18, 2012
Three Indiana State Police troopers are being recognized Thursday for the actions they took to help save a man’s life at a bookstore on the Notre Dame campus.
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Colts sell out Browns game; will be televised locally
October 18, 2012
Colts fans will be able to see Andrew Luck and company take on the Cleveland Browns on TV this Sunday.
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No charges to be filed against teacher who had topless photo on iPad
October 18, 2012
The Anderson Police Department announced Thursday that no charges would be filed against a middle school teacher, whose students found a topless photo of her on her school-issued iPad.
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Indiana gas prices hit lowest level since late July
October 18, 2012
Gas prices are at their lowest level since late July.
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Man arrested after Thursday morning shooting
October 18, 2012
Indianapolis Metropolitan police arrested a man in connection with a Thursday morning shooting.
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Vatican: Tobin appointed Archbishop of Indianapolis
October 18, 2012
Pope Benedict XVI has named a new Archbishop to the Archdiocese of Indianapolis according to the Vatican's Press Office daily bulletin.
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Police: Muncie man admits to punching two-month-old son
October 17, 2012
A man who admits to having “anger issues” told police he punched his son and handled him roughly, resulting in several injuries to the boy including a fractured skull.
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PROGRAMMING ALERT: X Factor to air in its entirety Tuesday night
October 17, 2012
X Factor will be postponed until Tuesday evening due to the delay of the National League Championship Series.
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School bus crash on northwest side sends four students to hospital
October 17, 2012
Four students were transported to the hospital following a crash involving their school bus on the northwest side.
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Lightning strike believed to be cause of Wayne Township condo fire
October 17, 2012
Investigators with the Wayne Township Fire Department believe lightning caused a fire at a single-story condominium Wednesday.
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Father pleads guilty to battery after infant hospitalized for brain injuries
October 17, 2012
An Indianapolis father pleaded guilty Wednesday in connection with causing severe head injuries to his infant daughter back in November.
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Carmel man critically injured after car hydroplanes on near north side
October 17, 2012
A 32-year-old Carmel man was critically injured Wednesday afternoon after police said his car hydroplaned, sending it into a spin before colliding with a pickup truck on the near north side.
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Rain, storms move across metro area
October 17, 2012
6:00 p.m.: Rainbow spotted on west side
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Police: Armed robber tells victim he needs money because son has leukemia
October 17, 2012
The Mooresville Police Department is asking for the public’s assistance in locating an armed suspect, after police said the man robbed and abducted a woman.
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Attorneys to release once-secret Boy Scouts files on alleged child sex abusers
October 17, 2012
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Franklin police search for armed bank robbery suspect
October 17, 2012
The Franklin Police Department is searching for the suspect in an armed bank robbery Wednesday afternoon.
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American Legion Post drops lawsuit over statewide smoking ban
October 17, 2012
An American Legion Post in Noble County has dismissed its lawsuit opposing the statewide smoking ban.
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Shelbyville police warn elderly of possible medical insurance scam
October 17, 2012
The Shelbyville Police Department is alerting residents of a scam, after an elderly woman received a call from a person claiming to be with her medical insurance company.
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Catchings earns First-Team All-WNBA honors
October 17, 2012
For the tenth time in 11 seasons, Tamika Catchings is part of the All-WNBA team.
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Police: Man arrested after officers catch him making meth
October 17, 2012
Police arrested a Lebanon man accused of making meth.
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Hoosiers top preseason poll, ranked #1 in college basketball
October 17, 2012
The Indiana Hoosiers expect big things out of their team this season.
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Daniels, legislators 'burn' state debt
October 17, 2012
Burn, baby, burn—especially when it comes to Indiana’s debt.
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Republicans bring in big guns to help Mourdock energize voters
October 17, 2012
As Election Day nears, Republican senate candidate Richard Mourdock got a boost from his party Wednesday.
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Greenwood looks to buy building, consolidate office space
October 17, 2012
The city of Greenwood wants to borrow $5 million for a variety of projects, including a new government headquarters.
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Gubernatorial candidates square off in second debate
October 17, 2012
Indiana’s candidates for governor are debating again, this time in South Bend.
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Barking dog alerts family to fire
October 17, 2012
Firefighters from the Pendleton and Fortville area worked to extinguish a fire in the Summer Lake addition early Wednesday morning.
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Carmel man, 23, missing after being dropped off at Broad Ripple bar
October 17, 2012
Police need help finding a 23-year-old California man who was last seen in the Broad Ripple area.
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Local man is reunited with dog after watching pet segment on Fox59
October 16, 2012
One local man received a big shock as he watched Fox59 Morning News in the waiting room of his dentist’s office.
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Teen sentenced in rape of special needs student
October 16, 2012
A former North Central High School student who pleaded guilty last week to raping a special needs student inside the school was sentenced Tuesday.
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Reward offered for tips leading to arrest of Indianapolis man
October 16, 2012
Local authorities are requesting the public’s help in locating an Indianapolis man.
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Police detonate small explosives found at southwest side home
October 16, 2012
Bomb disposal officers with the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department detonated several small explosives found at a southwest side home Tuesday afternoon.
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New portrait of Gov. Daniels unveiled in Statehouse ceremony
October 16, 2012
The Indiana Statehouse now has a new portrait of Gov. Mitch Daniels.
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Police: Man with no registration, insurance causes three-vehicle crash
October 16, 2012
Three people were transported to the hospital after police said a man with a suspended license, a false registration and no insurance crashed into a vehicle on State Road 9, just north of Madison County Road 950 South, Tuesday morning.
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Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, musicians agree on new contract, end lockout
October 16, 2012
The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra and the musicians union have agreed on a new contract that includes a short-term fix to get musicians back to work immediately.
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Letterman to return to Ball State for conversation with Oprah
October 16, 2012
Ball State alum and TV host David Letterman will return to his old stomping grounds next month—and he’s bringing Oprah with him.
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Female Focus: Woman inspires with dynamic lifestyle change
October 16, 2012
An Indianapolis woman who got sick and tired of feeling sick and tired decided to do something about it.
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Escaped Henry County inmate back in custody
October 16, 2012
An inmate who escaped from the Henry County Jail Monday morning is now back in custody.
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Indianapolis priest thanks public for support
October 15, 2012
An Indianapolis priest who had been missing in Greece has reached out to Fox59 to personally thank the public.
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Bob Knight putting championship rings, gold medal up for auction
October 15, 2012
Former IU basketball coach Bob Knight is putting some of his prized possessions on the auction block.
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City-County Council approves $1.1B budget Monday night
October 15, 2012
The Indianapolis City-County Council approved a $1.1 billion budget in an 18-11 vote Monday evening.
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Complaints filed against the town of Fishers
October 15, 2012
A complaint has been filed against the town of Fishers with both the Indiana Secretary of State and the Indiana Attorney General's Office.
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Two dozen Lawrence EMTs, paramedics officially laid off Monday
October 15, 2012
Two dozen civilian EMTs and paramedics in Lawrence are now looking for new jobs.
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Indiana surgeon sentenced to seven years for healthcare fraud
October 15, 2012
An Indiana surgeon has been sentenced to seven years in prison for healthcare fraud.
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Muncie woman sentenced for role in Lauren McConniel's death
October 15, 2012
A Muncie woman, whose family was involved in the death of a 5-year-old girl, was sentenced to two years in prison for not telling police about abuse.
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Anderson officer assigned new police dog
October 15, 2012
An Anderson police officer, whose K-9 partner was killed this summer, has received a new police dog.
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Cutbacks affecting 21st Century Scholars program
October 15, 2012
Cutbacks are affecting a program for low-income teens who want to go to college.
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Work to improve Monon Trail pushed back until Spring
October 15, 2012
Work to improve the Monon Trail has been pushed back until next Spring.
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Pizza store owner fatally shoots would-be robber
October 15, 2012
Police are investigating after a pizza store owner shot and killed a man, during an attempted robbery Saturday night.
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Nurse, daughter accused of dealing prescription pain killers
October 15, 2012
An Anderson nurse and her daughter were arrested Monday for insurance fraud and dealing drugs.
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Auto shop owner arrested, accused of setting fire to own business
October 15, 2012
Investigators say the owner of an auto repair shop set his own business on fire.
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Mistake results in hundreds of inaccurate home assessments
October 15, 2012
A mistake in property assessments means hundreds—and maybe thousands—of home assessments throughout Marion County aren’t accurate.
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Indy targets problematic downtown birds
October 15, 2012
The downtown area will see less starlings and crows due to a variety of methods that will be implemented by the United State Department of Agriculture-Wildlife Services (USDA-WS).
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Greencastle officer won't face criminal charges after deadly shooting in July
October 15, 2012
A reserve Greencastle police officer will not face criminal charges in connection with a deadly shooting in July.
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CDC reports Indiana's second meningitis death
October 15, 2012
The number of documented U.S. cases of fungal meningitis has risen yet again, with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reporting 214 cases Monday, including 15 deaths.
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Police: Inmate escapes Henry County Jail through ceiling hole
October 15, 2012
The Henry County Sheriff’s Office is searching for an inmate who escaped from the Henry County Jail early Monday morning.
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Tigers moved to Indiana sanctuary in response to Ohio's tougher exotic animal law
October 15, 2012
Two tigers are now staying at an Indiana animal sanctuary because their owner said she couldn’t afford to take care of them after Ohio changed its laws regarding exotic animals.
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Third-quarter fundraising shows Pence with edge over Gregg
October 15, 2012
The latest fundraising numbers in Indiana’s gubernatorial race show Republican Mike Pence with an edge over Democrat John Gregg.
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Senate candidates to debate tonight
October 15, 2012
Senate candidates have their chance Monday night to sway Hoosier voters in a tight and bitter campaign that could help determine the balance of the U.S. Senate.
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New Castle man charged with producing child porn
October 15, 2012
A New Castle man faces federal charges of producing child pornography.
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11 arrested for underage drinking at Notre Dame
October 15, 2012
Indiana State Excise Police arrested 11 people for underage drinking during tailgating at Notre Dame’s home football game this weekend.
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Man extricated from vehicle after car crashes into tree
October 15, 2012
An Indianapolis man was transported to the hospital Monday morning after the vehicle he was riding in crashed into a tree on the south side.
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Winners of Miss Indiana, Miss Indiana Teen crowned
October 15, 2012
The winners of the Miss Indiana USA and Miss Indiana Teen USA pageants were crowned Sunday.
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Police pursuit ends with vehicle striking house
October 15, 2012
A police pursuit ended with a car striking a home on the city's south side Monday morning.
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Man dies from gunshot wound
October 14, 2012
A man taken to IU Hospital in Avon, suffering from a gunshot wound, died a short time later. It happened early Sunday morning, right around 12:30.
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Pedestrian loses limb in car crash
October 14, 2012
BREAKING: A pair of pedestrians were seriously injured Saturday night after they were struck by a vehicle at 1530 S. Dixon Road. The call came over the scanner at around 10:20 p.m. that one of the pedestrians had suffered a traumatic amputation causing them to lose one of their limbs. The other pedestrian was said to be unconscious. First responders quickly called for backup and extra officers to assist with crowd control. Both of the injured were lifelined via separate helicopters. We will update when we have more information.
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Home Depot Winterizing Tips
October 13, 2012
October marks Fire Prevention Month and although there may not be an official month for 'winterizing' your house it’s also a good time to be thinking about getting your home ready for winter and keeping costs down.
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Fire damages home near downtown
October 13, 2012
Indianapolis firefighters were called to a neighborhood near downtown on reports of a house fire.
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Man flies from vehicle in deadly crash
October 13, 2012
A man is thrown from his vehicle in a deadly crash Saturday morning, on the west side.
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Fire destroys home on Miley Avenue
October 12, 2012
Firefighters are looking into what started a fire that destroyed a home on the city’s southwest side.
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Search for oil begins near Indiana State University
October 12, 2012
The search for oil near Indiana State University's campus is officially underway.
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Notre Dame football seeing success on and off the field
October 12, 2012
Notre Dame's football team is having a lot of success on the field and it is translating to big success off the field.
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IU considers plan to turn parking over to private operator
October 12, 2012
Indiana University leaders are looking to turn over their parking facilities to a private operator, but it doesn't look like everyone is on board.
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Hostess bankruptcy plan calls for 8 percent cut in employee pay
October 12, 2012
Hostess says it has a plan to emerge from bankruptcy. The Twinkie won't likely disappear but worker benefits probably will.
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Tyson Foods recalling nearly 68K pounds of chicken "wyngz"
October 12, 2012
Tyson Foods is recalling almost 68,000 pounds of chicken wings because they could contain undeclared allergens.
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Public safety officers still fighting for 3 percent pay raise
October 12, 2012
Public safety officers in Indianapolis are still fighting for a pay raise even though the mayor's office says there isn't any money.
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Police identify semi driver killed in fiery crash on I-74 in Shelby Co.
October 12, 2012
Police have identified the semi driver who died following a fiery crash on Interstate 74 in Shelby County.
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Chamber of commerce responds to council's CIB plan
October 12, 2012
The Greater Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce issued its response to a proposed plan in the City-County Council to charge the Capital Improvement Board for city services.
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Brownsburg residents getting 12 percent property tax cut
October 12, 2012
Brownsburg residents are getting a big tax cut, following council approval of the 2013 budget.
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Donnelly reveals third quarter fundraising as Election Day nears
October 12, 2012
As the polls tighten and Election Day nears, Democrat Joe Donnelly’s campaign announced that it raised more than $1.5 million in the third quarter.
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'Person of interest' sought for questioning in man's death
October 12, 2012
Indianapolis Metropolitan police are still looking to question a person of interest in connection with the death of an Indianapolis man.
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Report: Tony George has submitted offer to buy IndyCar Series
October 12, 2012
Former Indianapolis Motor Speedway and IndyCar CEO Tony George may be ready to make a play for the IndyCar Series.
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Crews respond to two-alarm fire in Mooresville
October 12, 2012
Several area departments responded to a fire at a manufacturing plant in Mooresville Friday.
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Lottery commission signs contract with outside company
October 12, 2012
The State Lottery Commission has signed a deal that will turn some of its operations over to an outside company.
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Indiana teen found dead in Florida pool
October 12, 2012
An Indiana teenager died in a pool at a Florida condominium.
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Health Department: Indiana meningitis cases up to 24
October 12, 2012
The numberof cases of fungal meningitis cases in Indiana has risen to 24.
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Failed resolution means no additional satellite voting in Marion County
October 12, 2012
Marion County voters will continue to have only have one option for early voting—the clerk’s office.
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I-74 EB lanes in Shelby Co. reopen after Thursday's fatal semi fire
October 12, 2012
The eastbound lanes of Interstate I-74 near Shelbyville, Ind. have reopened Friday morning following a deadly semi fire that closed the roadways overnight.
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Lebanon Police: Civilian employee resigns after money disappears from state account
October 11, 2012
A civilian employee with the Lebanon Police Department has resigned after officials said money disappeared from a state account.
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Kellog's recalling Mini-Wheats over possible metal fragments
October 11, 2012
Kellogg's is recalling boxes of Mini-Wheats cereal because of the possibility of metal fragments found inside.
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Investigation into accident at Bedford GM plant underway
October 11, 2012
The investigation into an accident at the General Motors plant in Bedford continues.
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Indiana woman still missing after family trip in Dallas
October 11, 2012
The parents of a missing Indiana woman say there has been no sign of her since a family trip nearly a month ago.
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Mom's boyfriend pleads guilty in beating death of Devin Parsons
October 11, 2012
A man has pleaded guilty for the murder of his girlfriend's son.
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Committee approves proposed change to parking ticket procedure
October 11, 2012
An Indianapolis Department of Public Works committee passed a proposed change to the city's parking ticket procedure Thursday.
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Officials working to identify semi driver killed in fiery crash on I-74
October 11, 2012
A semi driver was killed after his truck overturned and caught on fire on Interstate 74 in Shelby County Thursday afternoon.
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Woman accused of using stolen money to go on road trips, buy new clothes
October 11, 2012
An Indianapolis woman is behind bars, facing insurance fraud, forgery and theft charges.
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State requests life sentence for man charged in death of girlfriend's daughter
October 11, 2012
The Marion County Prosecutor’s Office announced Thursday that a request has been filed for life sentence without parole for a man charged in the death of his girlfriend's 3-year-old daughter.
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CDC reports first fungal meningitis death in Indiana; state cases rise to 21
October 11, 2012
One person in Indiana has died as a result of a fungal meningitis outbreak, confirmed the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Thursday.
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Velvet Ice Cream recalls peanut products due to salmonella risk
October 11, 2012
Peanut products sold from Sunland, Inc. were recalled Thursday due to a possible salmonella contamination.Velvet Ice Cream uses some of these peanut products in their peanut butter-flavored ice creams. They are sold in Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia and West Virginia.Due to this concern, Velvet Ice Cream has voluntary recalled the following products:
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Police: Woman, 71, attempted to smuggle marijuana, cocaine to inmate
October 11, 2012
A 71-year-old woman was arrested after police said she attempted to smuggle contraband to an inmate Wednesday afternoon.
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Priest reported missing in Greece returns home; family asks for prayers
October 11, 2012
An Indiana priest once feared to be in danger while missing in Greece is now home, said his family to Fox59 Wednesday.
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Police: Morgan Co. man fatally shot during fight over girl
October 11, 2012
Morgan County law enforcement agencies are investigating an apparent homicide.
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State reveals new bicentennial license plate
October 11, 2012
Indiana’s new license plate celebrates 200 years of the Hoosier State.
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Therapist: Children could learn sex abuse from videos and games
October 10, 2012
Fox59 wants to know why children are sexually assaulting other children, after a third case at an Indiana school in last three weeks.
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Anderson police investigate series of robberies at local park
October 10, 2012
Anderson police are stepping up their patrols after a series of robberies at a local park.
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Child, 8, in serious condition after struck by car on east side
October 10, 2012
An 8-year-old child is in serious condition after being struck by a vehicle on the city’s east side Wednesday evening.
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Citizens Energy projects lower gas bills for the winter
October 10, 2012
Citizens Energy customers are getting welcome news for the winter.
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Mathis to miss Jets game because of knee injury
October 10, 2012
An injury will keep one of the Colts' star players off the field against the New York Jets--and maybe even longer.
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Air ambulance called to serious crash in Noblesville
October 10, 2012
A serious crash in Noblesville has shut down roads and forced emergency crews to call in an air ambulance.
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Mourdock raises $3 million during crucial campaign stretch
October 10, 2012
With the battle for Indiana’s open senate seat polling in the single digits, campaign officials for Richard Mourdock say they topped $3 million in campaign donations during the third fundraising quarter.
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CDC: Fungal meningitis cases in Indiana increase to 15
October 10, 2012
A fungal meningitis outbreak linked to contaminated steroid injections continues to worsen in Indiana, with a total of 15 cases in the state.
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Colts' Brown has surgery, Ballard to start against Jets
October 10, 2012
A change at running back is in the works for the Indianapolis Colts.
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Couple gets scare after truck hits garage
October 10, 2012
An Indianapolis couple got a scare Wednesday morning after a truck crashed into their home.
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Officials break ground on $25 million health center on west side
October 10, 2012
Wishard broke ground Wednesday morning on a new, $25 million health facility on the west side.
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Police: Columbus man led officers on 115 mph pursuit through county roads
October 10, 2012
A Columbus man led police on a wild, high-speed chase that lasted nearly 45 minutes as it wound through roads in Bartholomew County Wednesday morning.
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Record number of Hoosiers voting early
October 9, 2012
It was another record-setting day for early voting in Indianapolis Tuesday.
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Convicted killer now living on Indianapolis' south side
October 9, 2012
A convicted killer is now living on the south side of Indianapolis.
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Two shot on city's northwest side, police searching for suspect
October 9, 2012
Two people were shot on the city's northwest side Tuesday evening.
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Bloomington Planning Commission okays new Hyatt hotel
October 9, 2012
Developers for a new Hyatt hotel received the go ahead from the Bloomington Planning Commission Tuesday afternoon.
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Liquid soap spills on highway following semi crash in Boone County
October 9, 2012
HAZMAT crews worked to clean up liquid soap that spilled onto the highway following a semi crash in Boone County.
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Class-action lawsuit filed against Angie's List
October 9, 2012
Angie's List is finding itself in the middle of a court battle fighting a class-action lawsuit.
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CDC: 12 Hoosiers affected by fungal meningitis outbreak
October 9, 2012
A fungal meningitis outbreak linked to contaminated steroid injections continues to worsen.
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Kraft recalls string cheese over possible choking hazard
October 9, 2012
Kraft is recalling a line of string cheese.
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Indiana University unveils plan to keep tuition costs down
October 9, 2012
Indiana University is unveiling a new plan today to help keep tuition costs down for students.
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Bill Clinton to headline rally at North Central Friday
October 9, 2012
Former President Bill Clinton is coming to Central Indiana this week.
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City-County Council committee approves downtown development
October 9, 2012
Plans for an $85 million project downtown are moving forward.
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Adoption fee for adult cats just $9.99 this weekend at Humane Society of Indianapolis
October 9, 2012
If you've been thinking about giving a cat a forever home, this weekend is the perfect opportunity to find a furry friend or two.
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All I-465 EB lanes near SR 37 reopened following crash
October 9, 2012
An accident closed all lanes of eastbound I-465 near State Road 37 and Harding Street Tuesday.
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Purdue professor: Early holiday hiring will likely mean higher holiday sales
October 9, 2012
As we get closer to the holidays, many stores are already starting the process of holiday hiring. And a Purdue university professor says this is a good thing.
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Excise officers arrest 57 at IU's homecoming football game
October 9, 2012
Indiana State Excise Police officers arrested 57 people on 64 charges at Indiana University’s homecoming football game Saturday.
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Man sought in connection with man's death, house fire
October 9, 2012
The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department needs help identifying a man they’d like to question in connection with the death of Bryant Steele.
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Construction worker rescued after falling into hole
October 9, 2012
Firefighters used a rope to pull a construction worker to safety after the man fell about 15 feet down a hole.
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Accused state fair scammer back behind bars
October 9, 2012
A woman who admitted she bilked relief funds intended for victims of the Indiana State Fair stage collapse is back in jail after missing sentencing.
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Florida man dies after winning roach-eating contest
October 9, 2012
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Colts fans prove they're ChuckStrong; more t-shirts being produced
October 9, 2012
Colts fans have truly shown they’re ChuckStrong.
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Three men arrested after resident fights backs, dies during attempted robbery
October 9, 2012
Indianapolis Metropolitan police have arrested three men in connection with the home invasion and death of an Indianapolis man.
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Reward offered for tips leading to arrest of man wanted on felony charges
October 9, 2012
Authorities are asking for the public’s help in locating an Indianapolis man wanted on several felony charges.
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Are you registered to vote? Deadline is today
October 9, 2012
The deadline to register to vote in the November 6 general election is here.
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Brown County announces return of fall leaf cam
October 9, 2012
The leaf cam is back.
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Three dead after murder-suicide in Henry County
October 9, 2012
Investigators in Henry County say a man went to his ex-wife’s home in Middletown, shot her and another man before killing himself.
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Northbound I-65 reopens following fatal crash
October 9, 2012
Emergency crews have cleared northbound I-65 near Whiteland following a fatal crash involving a street sweeper.
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Woman "roof sits" Athenaeum ahead of GermanFest
October 8, 2012
The rooftop of the Athenaeum is a happening place these days.
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Local priest missing in Greece located; makes it out of country safely
October 8, 2012
An Indiana priest feared to be in danger or even dead was located, the family told Fox59 Monday.
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Blood drive held in honor of Coach Pagano Tuesday
October 8, 2012
Posters for a blood drive held in honor of Indianapolis Colts head coach Chuck Pagano are already decorating the walls of the Indiana Blood Center Monday.
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Traffic stop leads to seizure of 17 pounds of marijuana
October 8, 2012
A Texas woman was arrested in Jackson County Sunday after police said 17 pounds of marijuana was found in her vehicle following a traffic stop.
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Two injured in Sunday night shootings
October 8, 2012
Metro Homicide Detectives spent Sunday evening investigating a double shooting.
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Man shot while ordering hot dog from east side vendor
October 8, 2012
Detectives with the Indianapolis Metropolian Police Department Aggravated Assault unit are investigating why a man was shot while ordering a hot dog from an east side vendor.
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Family escapes injury after truck strikes home
October 8, 2012
Emergency personnel worked to free the driver of a pick-up truck after it struck a home in Westfield, Ind.
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Car Nearly Lands in Eagle Creek
October 6, 2012
A driver runs off the highway and almost ends up under water. This was around 3:30 Saturday morning on the west side. The driver was headed east on I-74 when he veered off the road. The vehicle ran into a tree line, which actually stopped him from running right into Eagle Creek Reservoir. Medics took the driver to the hospital but his injuries weren't serious. The whole thing cause eastbound I-74 to be shut down for about an hour. No word as to why he ran off the highway.
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Indianapolis woman sentenced to 80 months for defrauding nearly $9M
October 5, 2012
An Indianapolis woman will spend more than six years in prison for defrauding Indiana's Medicaid program of nearly $9 million.
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Thieves steal mascot from Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra musicians
October 5, 2012
It's another setback for the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra musicians.
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Kokomo Police investigating attempted abduction at Wal-Mart
October 5, 2012
Kokomo Police are investigating an attempted abduction at the Wal-Mart on Markland Avenue.
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More than a dozen apartments burned in fire; lightning may be to blame
October 5, 2012
Lightning may have caused a two-alarm fire that burned more than a dozen apartments on the west side of Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis woman, 53, killed in house fire southwest of downtown
October 5, 2012
A 53-year-old Indianapolis woman died in a fire just southwest of downtown Friday evening.
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Growing number of fungal meningitis cases in Indiana
October 5, 2012
The number of Hoosiers sick from a fungal meningitis outbreak is growing.
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Company to move sculpture over sensitivity concerns about teen's death
October 5, 2012
A sculpture of a breakdancer outside an apartment building will soon be moved over concerns that it may be insensitive.
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Colts vs. Packers game sold out; to be televised on Fox59
October 5, 2012
Tickets for the Indianapolis Colts versus the Green Bay Packers game this Sunday are sold out!
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Two sent to hospital after SUV hydroplanes, crashes
October 5, 2012
Firefighters had to help two people get out of an SUV after the vehicle hydroplaned and smashed into a concrete barrier before ending up on its side.
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Police: Video shows mom repeatedly choking 15-month-old son at hospital
October 5, 2012
An Indianapolis mother faces more than a dozen felony charges after investigators say video showed her repeatedly choking her 15-month-old son at a hospital.
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Victim of meningitis outbreak confirmed in Elkhart; 2 more Indiana cases reported
October 5, 2012
A case of fungal meningitis has been confirmed in Elkhart, Ind. following a statewide recall of contaminated medication used to treat chronic back pain.
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Isolated thunderstorms, cold front move into Central Indiana Friday
October 5, 2012
12:52 p.m.: Noblesville High School's homecoming parade has been canceled because of poor weather conditions. All schools will dismiss 30 minutes early Friday as planned. All other homecoming activities, including the football game and half-time festivities still are scheduled.
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Man found guilty in connection with 12-year cold case murder
October 5, 2012
A man arrested in connection with the murder of an Indianapolis man that was left unsolved for 12 years was found guilty Thursday.
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Police investigating after shooting near elementary school
October 5, 2012
Police are investigating after a person was shot near an eastside elementary school.
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Hamilton County businessman agrees to plea deal in fraud case
October 5, 2012
A Hamilton County businessman indicted on federal charges related to health care fraud has agreed to a plea deal—and must now repay $1 million.
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Fire breaks out at near north side apartment building
October 5, 2012
Flames swept through the second story of an abandoned apartment building on the near north side of Indianapolis Friday.
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Eastbound I-70 blocked in Putnam County
October 5, 2012
Emergency crews have eastbound I-70 blocked at Exit 23 due to an accident involving a semi.
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Bankruptcy judge rules in favor of Hostess, workers likely to take pay cut
October 4, 2012
A bankruptcy judge has ruled in favor of the Hostess, giving it permission to change the collective bargaining agreements it had with various unions.
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IPS School 39 won't be turned into Montessori school after all
October 4, 2012
A community fighting to keep their school has won the battle.
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Broken cameras repaired along Monon Trail
October 4, 2012
Two broken cameras along the Monon Trail have been fixed following a Fox59 investigation.
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Half of budget surplus to go to five pension funds
October 4, 2012
Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels got to hand out some big checks Thursday.
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Man who raped special needs student pleads guilty
October 4, 2012
A high school student pleaded guilty Thursday to raping a special needs student inside North Central High School.
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Construction company fined following worker's death
October 4, 2012
A construction company has been fined by the state for the death of a worker.
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Company recalls medication following fungal meningitis outbreak
October 4, 2012
Health officials are investigating after contaminated medication delivered to several Indiana hospitals was linked to an outbreak of fungal meningitis.
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Michigan fugitives spotted in Kokomo Thursday
October 4, 2012
Authorities are searching for two fugitives from Michigan, who police said recently stole a pickup truck that had several rifles, ammunition and a compound bow inside.
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Front to pass through Central Indiana bringing colder temperatures, rain
October 4, 2012
Central Indiana enjoined warmer temperatures and plenty of sunshine Thursday but a big drop is predicted through the overnight hours.
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Colts honor Coach Pagano with CHUCKSTRONG campaign
October 4, 2012
The Indianapolis Colts are giving fans an opportunity to show their support for head coach Chuck Pagano, following Monday’s announcement of his leukemia diagnosis.
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Reward increased for information in robbery, murder of Shelbyville woman
October 4, 2012
Investigators have upped the ante in hopes of finding the person who shot and killed a longtime Shelbyville resident.
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Police bust meth lab found near two Boone Co. daycare centers
October 4, 2012
A Boone County man was arrested after police said he cooked methamphetamines near at least two area daycare centers.
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All lanes open on I-65 following crash on south side
October 4, 2012
All lanes of I-65 northbound have reopened after a Thursday morning crash brought traffic to a standstill just south of Indianapolis.
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Mooresville man arrested after undercover internet sex sting
October 4, 2012
Johnson County Sheriff’s investigators arrested a Mooresville man for child solicitation after pulling off an undercover sting.
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Truck stop manager arrested, accused of embezzling $25,000
October 4, 2012
Indiana State Police arrested a Dearborn County woman accused of embezzling more than $25,000 from the truck stops she manages.
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Martinsville schools on alert after threatening text message
October 4, 2012
Martinsville schools are on alert Thursday morning after a student received a threatening text message.
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Two arrested in Lafayette after discovery of meth lab
October 4, 2012
Lafayette police arrested two people Wednesday after finding a meth lab inside a home.
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Three rescued after fire at apartment building on northwest side
October 4, 2012
Fire crews rescued three people after a fire broke out at an apartment building on the near northwest side of Indianapolis.
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Police question man about east side shooting
October 4, 2012
Metro Police question a man regarding a death investigation on the city's east side.
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Santa Claus man arrested in connection with molestation case
October 3, 2012
Indiana State Police arrested a Santa Claus man in connection with a child molestation case.
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School assault caught on camera, parents may sue district
October 3, 2012
The parents of a 13-year-old boy may sue Rushville schools after their son was beaten up in school—and the attack was caught on video.
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Two former Marion County Sheriff's Office employees arrested in connection with forgery case
October 3, 2012
Two Marion County Sheriff’s Office workers are no longer with the department following their arrests.
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Obese Indiana Army recruit loses 160 pounds to enlist
October 3, 2012
Retired generals said they are fighting enemies in Iraq and Afghanistan, but they are also fighting a big enemy at home--junk food.
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DNA match leads to arrest in 1992 murder case
October 3, 2012
More than 20 years after a Miami County woman’s murder, prosecutors have announced an arrest in the case.
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Six people charged in connection with metal theft ring
October 3, 2012
Six people were charged in connection with a metal theft ring, announced Marion County Prosecutor Terry Curry on Wednesday.
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Sixth death due to West Nile virus reported in Hendricks Co.
October 3, 2012
Another person in Hendricks County has died due to the West Nile virus, announced health officials Wednesday.
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Commission passes motion to outsource Hoosier Lottery operations
October 3, 2012
The Indiana Lottery Commission voted Wednesday to hire a private vendor to take over operations at the Hoosier Lottery in a move designed to increase revenue.
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Family of slain Shelbyville woman talk about her murder
October 3, 2012
Shelbyville resident Barbara Preidt, 76, was gunned down at nearly point blank range in a Cherokee, N.C., parking lot.
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16 dogs die in near northwest side fire
October 3, 2012
A house fire on the near northwest side is to blame for the deaths of 16 dogs.
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Ralph Nader to speak at Purdue University Oct. 16
October 3, 2012
A former presidential candidate will be in Central Indiana later this month.
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Teacher accused of soliciting sex from child fired
October 2, 2012
A teacher accused of trying to solicit sex from a 15-year-old girl is now out of a job.
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Terre Haute man facing charges following domestic dispute at ISU campus
October 2, 2012
A Terre Haute man who looked as though he was kidnapping a woman is now being charged in the case even though it wasn't an actual abduction.
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Colts players visit cancer patients after learning about Pagano's diagnosis
October 2, 2012
Just a day after finding out their coach has leukemia, some Colts players visited with cancer patients in the hospital.