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$50,000 Powerball winning ticket bought in Crawfordsville
Indianapolis, Indiana – A Kroger store in Crawfordsville sold a Powerball ticket for $50,000. The drawing ticket was purchased at Crawfordsville’s Kroger #8059, which is situated at 1660 Crawfordsville Square Dr. On Monday, March 13,…
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The IndyPL Board of Trustees vice president resigns
Indianapolis, Indiana – Due to a recent move outside of Marion County, the vice president of the Indianapolis Public Library Board of Trustees has resigned. In a letter to the Marion County Board of Commissioners,…
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Increase in reported rapes at IU Bloomington
Bloomington, Indiana – The problem may be more serious than the statistics indicate as the number of reported rapes on the Indiana University campus in Bloomington is on the rise. With two months left in…
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Volunteers needed at Lucas Oil Stadium for the largest robotics state championship in the nation
Indianapolis, Indiana – The biggest robotics competition in the state is looking for support from the general public. On March 25, nearly 300 robotics teams will compete in the TechPoint Foundation for Youth’s Indiana Robotics…
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Everclear, Lit will perform at Badlands Bash in Attica
Attica, Indiana – If you miss an event this summer at one of the state’s most well-liked off-roading locations, ’90s alternative rock enthusiasts, you may become your own worst enemy. On Saturday, July 1, the…
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Red Line Enhancement Project: IndyGo is enhancing bus stations to improve service quality and riders’ safety
The Red Line Enhancement Project is a plan by IndyGo to improve the safety and performance of the Red Line bus rapid transit system in Indianapolis, Indiana. The project will add rub rails to station…
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Several illegal firearms were taken off Indianapolis streets, and five people were arrested
Indianapolis, Indiana – Shooting incidents have been on the rise in Indianapolis, Indiana, in recent years. According to a gun violence analysis by the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department (IMPD), there were 296 homicides and 456…
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After a bill was passed into law, Indiana renters can now apply to have their eviction records removed
Indianapolis, Indiana – The unprecedented impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the economy and job market has left many Americans struggling to keep a roof over their heads, leading to a surge in housing insecurity…
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Colombian-American is in charge of Marian University’s Latino Initiative
Indianapolis, Indiana – At Marian University, a lady of Colombian descent is pushing the boundaries of education. Marian University’s Latino Initiative, which supports Hispanic students’ success, is directed by Manuela Salazar. Salazar is a proud…
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Indiana FSSA introduces a free education program for kids
Indianapolis, Indiana – For its On My Way Pre-K program for the academic years 2023–2024, Indiana’s Office of Early Childhood and Out-of-School Learning is currently accepting applications. Four-year-olds from lower-income families are eligible for free…
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