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Housing Shortage and Rising Costs in Indianapolis | Indianapolis News
Across the nation, a housing crisis is pushing rents higher as millions of homes remain un-built—especially in Indianapolis, where demand spans …
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National History Day in Crisis | Indianapolis News
Indiana’s beloved National History Day is being axed after state funding cuts, leaving thousands of students without a vital history platform — …
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Three-Year-Old Hospitalized After Abuse Allegations | Indianapolis News
A three-year-old girl is in critical condition after severe injuries—including a fractured skull and brain bleeding—prompting emergency hospital…
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Daughter Arrested for Father's Murder | Indianapolis News
A chilling murder unfolds in Northwest Indiana as a 32-year-old woman, Serena Dolnics, is arrested for fatally stabbing her father, Gregory Doln…
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BDPA Conference: Black Excellence in Tech | Indianapolis News
The BDPA’s annual conference in Indianapolis lit up the tech scene, turning innovation talks and career fairs into real-life launchpads for Blac…
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Taylor Back on Field, Contract Questions Linger | Indianapolis News
Jonathan Taylor is back on the field at training camp, looking explosive and committed to the Colts — even as contract talks simmer behind the s…
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Indiana Targets Rural Healthcare Gaps | Indianapolis News
Indiana’s launching a bold new initiative to fix rural healthcare access with $120 million in GROW grants—designed to bring lifesaving maternal …
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Jones Back, Healthy, Ready to Lead | Indianapolis News
Daniel Jones is back on the field with the Colts at training camp, seven months after his Achilles surgery, looking strong and ready to go. He’s…
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Morgan County Courthouse Shutdown | Indianapolis News
Morgan County’s judicial campus is shut down this week after employees fell ill, sparking a major carbon monoxide investigation — despite no ala…
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Paralyzed Farmer Blocked at Post Office | Indianapolis News
A paralyzed farmer, Ed Bell, can’t even enter his local post office—because it’s not wheelchair accessible. Forced to rely on strangers or a bac…
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