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On Indy’s near south side, a man is shot close to a homeless camp
Indianapolis, Indiana – After being shot on Indianapolis’ near south side Saturday night, a man is now healing. Around 9:34 p.m., officers from the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department were sent to the junction of South…
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Health experts warn against mosquito-borne viruses and report the detection of West Nile Virus
Indianapolis, Indiana – As a result of this year’s first mosquito detection of the West Nile virus (WNV), state health authorities are advising Hoosiers to take precautions against mosquito bites. WNV was detected in a…
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Red Cross needs donors as supply of blood is low
Indianapolis, Indiana – According to a news release issued by the American Red Cross, a low number of blood donations could put a strain on the organization’s blood supply. The Red Cross only received 26,000…
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6 hurt in gunfire overnight
Indianapolis, Indiana – According to the police, six persons were hurt in two different shootings early on Sunday. Just before one in the morning, according to the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department, officers were called to…
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Man given a 50-year sentence for a murder from 2021
Indianapolis, Indiana – According to the Marion County Prosecutor’s Office, an Indianapolis man was given a 50-year jail term for the July 2021 murder of 24-year-old Kane Baca. Officers from the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department…
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The 2023 Indianapolis Pride Parade and Festival gets underway in the city’s center
Indianapolis, Indiana – At 10 a.m. on Saturday, the 2023 Indy Pride Parade began, and a sizable crowd lined Massachusetts Avenue to watch. With more than 180 groups participating in the parade this year, the…
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City receives updated information on the state of its streets, sidewalks, and accessible curb ramps
Bloomington, Indiana – The Department of Public Works (DPW) Street Division provided a citywide assessment of the present state of streets, sidewalks, multi-use paths, and accessible curb ramps during the City Council meeting on Wednesday,…
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City of Bloomington utilities neglect to notify IDEM of April water samples
Indianapolis, Indiana – The City of Bloomington acknowledged in a news release on Monday that samples of the total organic carbon in the city’s drinking water from April had not been reported. The failure to…
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Woman detained after driving into a Brown County supermarket and killing one
Nashville, Indiana – After ramming her automobile into a grocery store in Nashville, Indiana, and causing the death of the vehicle’s passenger, Randall Duncan, a woman was apprehended and is now facing many criminal counts…
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Traffic will be disrupted by construction on College Avenue through August
Indianapolis, Indiana – Beginning the following week, a significant construction project on College Avenue may cause traffic problems for motorists. There are street closures on several of them. In the coming months, it appears like…
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