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Local pharmacists fight a lack of antibiotics and fever-reducing medications
Indianapolis, Indiana – Indiana pharmacists are confronting a rising lack of antibiotics and fever-reducing medications. The shortfall is occurring as COVID-19, the flu, RSV, and bacterial diseases like strep throat are on the rise in…
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Versiti Blood Center experiences donation difficulties
Indianapolis, Indiana – The Versiti Blood Center of Indiana appeals to potential donors, stating that the demand for blood donations is urgent. The blood center says they presently aren’t close to the 2,900 donations they…
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To upgrade 42 Indianapolis parks, Lilly Endowment provided $80 million
Indianapolis Indiana – Dutzende parks in Indianapolis will receive upgrades totaling $80 million, the city said on Tuesday. A news release included a list of all 42 parks receiving money from Lilly Endowment. The grant’s…
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Famous Mug n Bun drive-in is for sale for $2 million
Speedway, Indiana – The oldest drive-in restaurant in Indianapolis, according to legend, is Mug n Bun. Since its debut in 1960, it has been an institution on the west side of Indianapolis and in the…
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State trooper performs CPR on infant after serious injuries accident in Miami County
Miami County, Indiana – Following a two-vehicle crash in a remote area of Miami County, a captain of the Indiana State Police assisted in doing CPR on an 8-month-old infant who was not breathing. The…
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Sunday will see the opening of Anderson’s first curling-only facility
Indianapolis, Indiana – The sport of curling, which some people refer to as “chess on ice,” has found a new home in Madison County. The Circle City Curling Club, a non-profit organization that was established…
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Cannabis advocates to gather at Indiana Statehouse
Indianapolis, Indiana – A press conference and rally for responsible cannabis reform are currently taking place. Several speakers are expected to participate. On Monday, the press conference will take place at the Indiana Statehouse and…
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Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department east district launches school zone traffic enforcement
Indianapolis, Indiana – Beginning on Monday, the police will begin conducting targeted school zone traffic enforcement in the areas located on the east side. Their objective is to get motorists’ attention and warn them to…
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Paul Estridge Jr., a prominent businessman in Central Indiana, passed away at the age of 65
Indianapolis, Indiana – At the age of 65, one of the most productive homebuilders in central Indiana passed away. Paul Estridge Jr. passed away at Methodist Hospital on Sunday, according to representatives for his family.…
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Tax professionals discuss the advantages of submitting tax returns as early as possible
Indianapolis, Indiana – It’s approaching tax season, which is a time of year. According to experts, there are a few changes this year that may affect how you file. “The most important thing is you…
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