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Indiana Still No. 1 State For Pharmacy Robberies
Indiana Board of Pharmacy president Donna Wall said that Indiana had a total of 175 pharmacy robberies in 2015.
New Details On Final Resting Place Of USS Indianapolis
Until now, USS Indianapolis’ position in the Pacific Ocean has been based on if it followed its routing instructions exactly.
The 'Corpse Flower' At IU Has Started To Bloom
The plant has grown to over six feet tall, more than four feet in less than two weeks.
Pence To ALEC Meeting: We Will 'Restore The Balance'
Pence said Hillary Clinton’s acceptance speech Thursday at the Democratic national Convention was filled with failed policies.
Hamilton Co. Health Dept. Updates Zika Plan As IN Cases Grow
The Hamilton County Health Department reviewed its Zika Action Plan this week as the first suspected locally transmitted cases are suspected to hit the U.S..
Jury Selection In Hannah Wilson Murder Trial To End Monday
Daniel Messel is accused of murdering Indiana University student Hannah Wilson in April 2015. The trial is expected to begin Monday.
Holcomb Names State Auditor Suzanne Crouch As Running Mate
Suzanne Crouch has served as State Auditor since 2014.
Will IU's 'Corpse Flower' Ever Bloom?
Biologists have anticipated the bloom for at least a week, live-streaming the plant online.
Educators Join Protests Against ALEC In Indianapolis
Protesters took a stand against the controversial conservative organization’s stance on voucher programs in Indiana.
Indianapolis Zoo Study Reveals Orangutan Vocal Capabilities
Researchers previously thought great apes had little control over their vocalizations, only making them when they were hungry or excited.
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