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Police across Indiana to increase impaired driving patrols around July 4th holiday
Drive sober or get pulled over – and they really mean it for the next week.
Rep. Randy Frye to resign from state House on July 8
The seven-term lawmaker said he’s stepping down to focus on his well-being and his family.
'Dial of Destiny' proves Indiana Jones' days of derring-do aren't quite derring-done
Harrison Ford — who's about to turn 81 — stars again as the intrepid archaeologist in this fifth (and possibly final) adventure. It's directed not by Steven Spielberg, but by James Mangold.
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Hepatitis C can be cured. So why aren't more people getting treatment?
A new CDC report finds that just a third of those diagnosed with hepatitis C have cleared the virus — a decade after a cure was made available.
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Indiana man confessed to murders of teenage girls in phone call with his wife, documents say
Allen’s lawyers said his “incriminating” statements were the result of this stressful environment.
Rural meat farmers receive $115 million in USDA awards
The USDA grants are the latest in a series of awards the Biden administration has made that are intended to increase meat and poultry processing, benefiting farmers and providing more job opportunities in largely rural areas.
Legendary IU basketball coach Bob Knight dies at 83
Knight became the head coach at IU in 1971 and quickly turned the program into one of the nation’s best, winning 11 Big Ten titles and three national championships in 29 seasons.
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Why are there so many lead pipes in Indiana? And how does it affect the state's infrastructure?
Indiana receives federal funding each year to identify lead pipes.
Bloomington Starbucks could unionize next as workers seek better hours, LGBTQ+ protections
If successful, the workers will join Workers United, the union representing 331 unionized stores across the United States.
Young discusses need for affordable housing during statewide tour
Young said the need for housing also goes beyond younger people in the workforce. He said it’s a growing concern for older Hoosiers who want the choice to “age in place.”
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