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To fill the vacancy in District 6 on the ballot, the Monroe County Democratic Party chooses Sydney Zulich
Bloomington, Indiana – Sydney Zulich, a former Indiana University student, was elected as the Democratic candidate for Bloomington City Council District 6. According to Indiana Public Media, Zulich is the youngest candidate to be nominated…
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Officials issue a warning against using boats while intoxicated
Indianapolis, Indiana – The Fourth of July weekend is coming, and the State Department of Natural Resources wants you to be careful if you plan on taking your boat out on the water. “Operation Dry…
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Two people died in a hair salon on Indianapolis’ far east side
Indianapolis, Indiana – On Indianapolis’ far east side, two people were shot early on Sunday and died as a result. Officers from the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department responded to a report of gunfire in the…
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45,00 customers of Duke Energy still without electricity
Plainfield, Indiana – In central Indiana, some 45,000 customers still don’t have electricity, according to a Duke Energy Group press release. With that, when storms passed through Indiana, more than 250,000 consumers had their power…
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The state’s top hospital for kids is Riley Hospital for Children
Indianapolis, Indiana – According to United States News and World Report, Riley Hospital for Children is the best children’s hospital in the state. Riley also achieved top rankings across the board for pediatric specialties, including…
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Bystanders help subdue Richmond man after woman’s death
Richmond, Indiana – A 67-year-old Richmond man was subdued on Friday with the assistance of several bystanders before he was initially charged with murder, according to police. On Friday night, Richmond Police Department Capt. Curt…
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Return of Indianapolis Burger Week
Indianapolis, Indiana – This summer, the Maker’s Mark-sponsored Indianapolis Burger Week will be back. Some Indianapolis eateries will offer $7 burgers once more from July 17–23. At participating venues, participants can also take advantage of…
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Storms cause the Black Business Block Party to be postponed
Indianapolis, Indiana – Due to the erratic weather, a block party intended to spotlight and promote Black-owned businesses that was set to take place on Saturday has been canceled. The Sigma Gamma Rho sorority’s Black…
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61-year-old Indiana lady discovered dead at a national park in Utah during a scorching summer
Moab, Utah – As the temperature in the region continues to increase, a 61-year-old Indiana lady was discovered dead this week at a campground inside a national park in Utah. Grand County Dispatch received a…
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Record-breaking travel weekend may experience significant delays
Indianapolis, Indiana – Many people are frustrated as further delays and cancellations are anticipated around the country following a record-breaking travel weekend. Triple AAA anticipates heavy traffic this Fourth of July weekend, both at the…
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