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Probe into horrific home explosion in Indy could be lengthy
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) - The investigation into an explosion on the south side of Indianapolis could take weeks, an official with Citizens Energy said on Sunday. Two people were killed, and more than a dozen homes were damaged or destroyed after a large...
Tags: American Red Cross, Explosions, Injuries and Wounds, Charity, Relief and Aid Organizations
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Tsunami waves smaller than expected at start in Hawaii
OSKAR GARCIA,Associated PressHONOLULU (AP) — The first waves of a tsunami hitting Hawaii on Saturday night were smaller than expected roughly three hours after evacuations were ordered for coastal areas threatened after a powerful earthquake off the coast of Canada. Gerard...Tags: Photography and Video, Halloween, Earthquakes, Services and Shopping, Tsunamis
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All of Indiana placed under water shortage warning
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Worsening drought conditions have placed the entire state of Indiana under a water shortage warning. The Department of Homeland Security extended the warning to all 92 counties on Tuesday after placing less than half the state...
Tags: Water Supply, Weather Reports, Weather, Weather Warnings
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Homeland Security fair booth offers fake quake
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — The Indiana Department of Homeland Security is shaking things up at the state fair. The Homeland Security booth near the covered bridge on the state fairgrounds features an earthquake simulator that fakes the intense shaking...Tags: Natural Disasters, National Security
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Restrictions + drought = slow sales of fireworks
South Bend Tribune Staff WriterThe weekend's so-so rainfall did little to lift the spirits of local fireworks retailers who say a combination of dry conditions and recently imposed restrictions on the use of fireworks in some Indiana counties is hurting their livelihoods. "I'm not...Tags: Memorial Day, Justice System, Crime, Law and Justice
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Burn ban lifted in Starke and Pulaski Co.
84 of Indiana's 92 counties still have a burn ban in place this 4th of July, but not Starke and Pulaski Counties. Officials in Starke and Pulaski Counties have lifted their orders against burning. Nobody in any other Northern Indiana county in the...
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Dry conditions postpone St. Pat's Park Fireworks; Symphony will play as scheduled
WSBT-TVSOUTH BEND – Most of Northern Indiana is now in the “severe to excessive drought” category. Not only is it very hot; it’s also extremely dry. For days, County Commissioners and city leaders have been trying to figure out what that...Tags: Local Government, Natural Disasters, Arts and Culture, Justice System, Culture
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Local utilities keeping up with demand so far; others aren't
South Bend Tribune Staff WriterAs the heat and lack of rain persist, local water and electric utilities say they can handle the demand to keep air conditioners and water spigots running. But, in certain Indiana counties where the risk of drought is most keen, the state is asking...Tags: Companies and Corporations, Economy, Business and Finance
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New all-time high - AGAIN!
SOUTH BEND – As Michiana swelters in this massive heatwave, another record high temperature has been set. WSBT Chief Meteorologist Paul Emmick says South Bend hit 100 degrees again Thursday afternoon, tying the July 5 record set more than 100 years...
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RELEASE: Drought triggers call for voluntary water conservation
The following was released by the Indiana Department of Homeland Security: The persistent hot and dry weather resulting in drought conditions across most of Indiana has prompted a call for high-capacity water facilities in 32 counties to implement...Tags: Weather Watches, Natural Disasters, Natural Resource Industry, Environmental Issues, Droughts
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Burn Ban Confusion: Who falls under county ordinance?
WSBT-TVHot, dry and no rain in sight. It's the perfect combination for grass and field fires that can potentially spread to homes and businesses. Those conditions have also prompted several area counties and at least one municipality to approve temporary...Tags: Lawyers, Local Government, Summerfest, New Year's Day, Justice System
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Burn bans rise as Ind. counties see dry conditions
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (AP) — Dry conditions across much of Indiana have prompted more than a dozen counties to ban outdoor burning, and more are likely to follow suit. The Indiana Department of Homeland Security reports bans are in effect in Carroll,...Tags: Weather, Weather Reports
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