Indiana News
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It is with heavy heart that the country music community mourns the loss of one its beloved female vocalists, Joey Feek of the country duo Joey + Rory.
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San Diego -
The man who was distracted by the electronic device he was holding and fell 60 feet to his death at San Diego's Sunset Cliffs has been identified, lifeguards say.
The incident happened around 4:50 p.m. on Christmas day.
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After making music solely for her own enjoyment for a number of years, the indie pop starlet has at last decided to share her talent with the world. She revealed more to Digital Journal.
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More than 9,000 cases of frozen corn are being recalled by Bonduelle USA Inc., due to potential Listeria contamination, the Food and Drug Administration announced in a press release on Monday.
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Indianapolis -
In just a couple of weeks, Indiana residents will be able to legally own a manufactured sawed-off shotgun under a repeal of the state's ban on their possession.
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Austin -
The number of cases of HIV in rural Indiana connected to intravenous drug use has continued to rise, prompting federal officials on Friday to issue a nationwide alert to health departments, hospitals, and doctors.
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Indianapolis -
A lawsuit claims that Indiana's largest health network bilked taxpayers out of millions of dollars, according to charges filed by the U.S. government and a local doctor.
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Indianapolis -
Indiana has seen a rise in HIV rates. The state’s governor, Mike Pence has declared the outbreak a public health emergency. The primary cause appears to be drug abuse.
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Madison -
This city in Wisconsin is now the first city in the U.S. to protect atheists and other non-religious people from discrimination thanks to an ordinance that was unanimously approved by the city council last Tuesday.
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Indiana Gov. Mike Pence (R), humbled but defiant, held a press conference on Tuesday to defend his state's controversial new "religious freedom" law. Though he also said he wants to "fix" the bill through the state's legislature.
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Indianapolis -
ESPN's Keith Olbermann has requested that the National College Athletic Association and the National Football League boycott Indiana until a controversial new law that allows businesses to discriminate against same-sex couples is repealed.
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Chicago -
The Indiana House passed a bill this week that would set up "emergency monitored" incubator-like boxes at preselected locations so that mothers could have a way to safely and confidentially give up their unwanted babies.
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Indianapolis -
An Indiana police officer isn't "Lovin' it" after he allegedly drank sweet tea laced with cleaning fluid at a local McDonald's.
The officer stopped by the fast food chain Saturday to use the self-serve drink dispenser.
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Indianapolis -
If a trio of would-be carjackers thought they were going to steal a van from a 67-year-old woman in Indiana, they had another thing coming.
Kay Kise didn't back down, and when one of the thugs pointed a gun in her face, she slapped it away.
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Howe -
While progressives lose their minds over the Hobby Lobby SCOTUS decision, a real attack on reproductive rights is happening in Indiana, and no one is talking about it.
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Valparaiso -
A Republican candidate for the Indiana House of Representatives is defending a controversial Facebook comment about poor people in which he lamented that "no one has the guts to just let them wither and die."
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In January, the Indiana Senate education committee approved a repeal of Common Core standards, the national benchmark for preparing students for colleges or careers.
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Indianapolis -
Some Indiana residents are outraged by the state's new slogan, claiming that it will send the wrong message and hurt marketing efforts.
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A police chief accidentally shot himself for the second time Saturday, 15 years after shooting himself while cleaning his service weapon. On Saturday, he shot himself in the leg in a gun store.
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Greensburg -
Though there were no fatalities, a spectacular truck crash on a stretch of the I-74 in Greensburg, Indiana has recently gone viral.
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Columbus -
A small plane crashed into a house and started a fire in Columbus, Indiana Thursday, July, 25, 2013. The crash was only a mile away from the city’s airport. The fire sent a dark smoke cloud that covered the entire city.
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Indianapolis -
An Indianapolis, Indiana restaurant owner who happened to stumble across a teenager walking to a job interview, was inspired by the teen's determination.
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A portion of the American population celebrated Gun Appreciation Day by attending guns shows across the country, resulting in some of the attendees perhaps appreciating paramedics and first responders more than guns, at least temporarily.
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For some time now, people have reported strange sounds and booms, right across the USA. The latest incident happened in Indiana and Kentucky, and no one knows what caused it.
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Greenfield -
A man called Mike lost his Shih Tzu, named Bandit, five years ago. He and his nieces never stopped looking for the dog, and finally Bandit has turned up, well and happy.
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Indianapolis -
The head of the Indiana State Police has advised a group of state legislators that marijuana should be legalized for recreational use and taxed.
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Indianapolis -
A massive blast struck suburban Indianapolis on Saturday night, killing two people and injuring four. The cause of the blast is still under investigation.
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Indianapolis -
This past weekend two children in Indiana were left in hot cars. One infant died and a toddler was rescued, but suffered a heat-related seizure and was in critical condition.
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Evansville -
The SWAT team attempted to execute a search warrant on an anonymous Internet user, but destroyed the home of an innocent grandmother instead.
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The website for Radiation Network, the United States' radiation monitoring network, is blaming an equipment malfunction for the extremely high radiation levels that were detected last night by a monitoring station in South Bend, Indiana.
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Mt.Baldy, as seen from the shore of lake Michigan. Indiana University Northwest
Aerial photograph of Mt. Baldy showing the position of holes (green circles) in 2013. Indiana University Northwest
The Indiana House of Representatives. Associated Press
Mt.Baldy, as seen from the shore of lake Michigan. Indiana University Northwest
Indiana could be the first US state to introduce baby boxes - anonymous drop-off points designed to prevent the deaths of abandoned infants. YouTube
Mt.Baldy, as seen from the shore of lake Michigan. Indiana University Northwest
(A) A tree limb exposed on the stoss slope after a major storm extends into a vertical hole that measured 2.4 m in depth and 26 × 16 cm in diameter. A carbonate precipitate is visible on the subaerial surface of the limb and as horizontal “laminae” on the stoss slope. (B) The tree limb connects to the trunk which dips to the north at an angle of 66° with the dune’s stoss slope. Fungal hyphae were visible in the decomposing wood upon excavation (arrows). Indiana University Northwest
Governor Mike Pence of Indiana speaking at the 2015 Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in National Harbor, Maryland. Gage Skidmore
Mt.Baldy, as seen from the shore of lake Michigan. Indiana University Northwest
Photograph of a hole found at Silver Lake State Park, Mears Michigan in 1985 with a pine limb visible in photo. Indiana University Northwest
(C) Close up 2013 LIDAR view of the Mount Baldy dune. Indiana University Northwest
Indiana's new "Honest to Goodness" logo, from WLWT News in Cincinnati. WLWT News, Cincinnati
File photo: State Fair concert. bnpositive
High radiation readings were reported by RadNet in Northern Indiana on June 6-7, 2012. RadNet
A graph showing the loud boom - happening in Indiana and Kentucky. Video screen capture
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