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Aishah Hasnie is an award winning reporter for Fox 59 News. She joined the news team in July, 2011. Before that, she was an investigative ...
Analyst: Pence will survive residency questions
May 21, 2012
While Mike Pence has become the latest target of residency questions, one political analyst believes he will survive it.
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Bicyclist road rage victim unsatisfied with charges against suspect
May 18, 2012
An Indiana man is angry after the bicyclist who reportedly shot his SUV last month was only charged with two class D felonies.
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Police swarm Mooresville school during emergency drill
May 16, 2012
Dozens of police officers swarmed Northwood Elementary School in Mooresville, Wednesday afternoon, as a part of a large-scale emergency drill.
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Forrest Lucas to host first Indy 500 Soiree
May 15, 2012
Preparations are underway at the Lucas Estate in Carmel as it will play host to the first Indy 500 Soiree.
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Pastor with Indiana ties accused of assaulting young boys
May 11, 2012
A pastor with ties to Central Indiana has been accused of molesting young boys and authorities are worried there may be more victims.
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Ind. mom says daughter was bullied before committing suicide
May 10, 2012
The mother of a teenage girl who committed suicide this week told Fox59 Thursday that her daughter was bullied at school.
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Martinsville teachers accused of child seduction involving same girl
May 9, 2012
Two men with ties to the Martinsville School Corporation were arrested Wednesday on child seduction charges.
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Mourdock "stunned" with early win
May 9, 2012
The sun hadn't set and the food hadn't been put out yet, when a crowd of Richard Mourdock supporters at his election headquarters began shouting and cheering at his victory.
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Senate candidates make final push for votes
May 8, 2012
The candidates in one of the most hotly contested primary races are making their last minute push for votes.
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Georgia Street falling apart; repairs get underway
May 5, 2012
Take a stroll down Georgia Street and it's easy to wonder what happened? The wooden boardwalk is discolored. There are bollards scuffed and even knocked over by cars. And some of the stone pavers are lose.
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Henryville still slowly rebuilding two months after tornado
May 1, 2012
Life is still different in Henryville, two months after a tornado tore through the small Southern Indiana community.
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Possible human remains found in Wildcat Creek in Kokomo
April 30, 2012
Kokomo police will send possible human remains found in Wildcat Creek to the forensics labs at IUPUI, Tuesday morning.
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Thousands pack Lucas Oil Stadium to meet Andrew Luck
April 27, 2012
Andrew Luck was all smiles as he waived to thousands of cheering fans inside Lucas Oil Stadium Friday.
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Colts fans cheer, prepare for new era with Andrew Luck
April 26, 2012
Colts fans packed into the Colts Grille downtown for the official Colts Draft Party and celebrated the beginning of a new era under quarterback Andrew Luck Thursday.
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Fazoli's customers find spider mites crawling in food, dining room
April 26, 2012
Several customers of an Indianapolis Fazoli's restaurant have complained of spider mites crawling around the dining room and even in their food.
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Lightning strikes multi-million dollar home in Carmel
April 25, 2012
A multi-million dollar home in Carmel caught fire after lightning struck Wednesday night.
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Local women send soldiers unique care packages
April 24, 2012
Water balloons, sticky frogs and squirt guns sound like silly toys for children, but one group is sending them overseas to local soldiers.
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Lauren Spierer's parents call out those who last saw her
April 23, 2012
As the one year anniversary of Lauren Spierer's disappearance quickly approaches, her parents are back in Bloomington, trying to re-energize the search for her.
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Crash victim "shocked" by botched Bisard case
April 18, 2012
Two victims of the David Bisard crash are demanding the city of Indianapolis settle immediately after learning evidence in the case was mishandled by police.
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IMPD faced with repairing public's trust after Bisard blunder
April 18, 2012
The fallout from the Bisard investigation gave the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department another black eye and now leaders are faced with the task of repairing trust in the community.
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Indiana women paid far less than men, study says
April 16, 2012
A recent study found women in Indiana are making far less than men and ranked it the fifth worst state in wage gap.
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Stage collapse victim "mad" after findings released
April 12, 2012
Everyday is a struggle for Jaymie Polet, but Thursday was especially difficult.
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Mourdock, Lugar hope to stand out in first debate
April 11, 2012
After months of campaigning, Senator Dick Lugar, R-Indianapolis, and State Treasurer Richard Mourdock will square off in a debate and both hope it will set them each apart.
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Stage collapse victim's family demands changes ahead of findings
April 10, 2012
The family of Meagan Toothman spoke out just days before the results from two independent investigations into the stage collapse at the Indiana State Fair were expected to be released.
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Missing Noblesville woman located
April 6, 2012
The Noblesville Police Department has confirmed 19-year-old Chelsea Batman has been located. Batman has requested that her location be undisclosed.
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FEMA encourages Henryville residents to rebuild stronger, safer homes
April 5, 2012
One month later, Henryville resident Michael Irish still remembers what it was like when that powerful tornado pummeled his family's home.
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Freezing nights could kill early crop
April 4, 2012
Freeze warnings across the region could take a bite out of local crops and your wallet.
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Great Indy Cleanup kicks off this week
April 2, 2012
As the weather warms up and the flowers start to bloom, the City of Indianapolis gets ready for a big spring cleanup.
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Coach convicted of sexual misconduct to be released six years early
March 29, 2012
A former Lawrence North High School swim coach convicted of sexual misconduct with a teenage girl on his swim team, will be released from prison early.
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Ind. shelters to compete for $100K prize designed to save lives
March 28, 2012
Four Indiana animal shelters are competing in a nationwide challenge for the chance to win $100,000 and to save hundreds of lives.
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New system to ensure unemployed are really doing all they can to find work
March 28, 2012
A new system is making sure people who are unemployed are doing everything they can to find a job.
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Gas breaks $4, expert predicts $5 by winter
March 28, 2012
The price of a gallon of unleaded gas has officially broken the $4 mark across Central Indiana and one local expert predicts it will hit $5 this upcoming winter.
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Student: Lady Antebellum concert is "blessing for us"
March 20, 2012
Henryville High School students were stunned, smiling ear to ear after the found out they won Lady Antebellum’s "Own The Prom Night" contest Tuesday.
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Two defenseless women scare off armed suspect at Castleton Square Mall
March 19, 2012
Two women attacked at knifepoint at Castleton Square Mall told police they were able to scare the suspect away without a weapon.
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Hundreds welcome home Hoosiers at pep rally
March 18, 2012
Hundreds of Indiana University basketball fans rallied outside Assembly Hall Sunday afternoon to welcome home the team fresh off a Saturday victory.
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Local businesses expect Saturday to be lucky
March 16, 2012
With St. Patrick's Day falling on a weekend this year, many area bars, restaurants and pubs hope to bring in more green.
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Mom helps police save teen from prostitution
March 15, 2012
An Indianapolis mother is breathing a sigh of relief after she helped police save her teenage daughter from prostitution and bust the suspected pimp for human trafficking.
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Emergency meeting held over Public Safety budget shortfalls
March 14, 2012
The Public Safety Committee of City-County Council held an emergency meeting, Wednesday, to try to fix a police budget crisis.
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Local doctor accused of "fondling" patients
March 12, 2012
An Indianapolis doctor is accused of sexually assaulting some of his patients and police believe there may be more victims.
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Fans heartbroken after losing popular, familiar Colts
March 9, 2012
Colts fans still reeling from Peyton Manning’s release, were stunned again to see five veterans released from the NFL team, Friday.
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School board unveils plan to get Henryville students back to class
March 8, 2012
Henryville High School students and their parents found out Thursday that classes could re-start in just a couple of weeks.
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Student feels unsafe after attack on IUPUI campus
March 6, 2012
An IUPUI student told campus police Monday that he was attacked while inside the University Library bathroom and commanded to perform a sex act.
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Henryville resident: It looked like a bomb went off
March 2, 2012
Cars flipped over, a school bus thrown into a diner and trees everywhere. Henryville residents are beginning to assess the damage left by a tornado Friday.
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Severe weather reminds businesses to have a plan for customers
March 1, 2012
The first severe storms of the season are giving area businesses a good reminder on why they should have a severe weather plan.
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Gas prices impact everyday life
February 28, 2012
The rising gas prices around central Indiana are tough on all of us, but even harder on those that drive for a living.
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Bill to regulate outdoor stage equipment passes Indiana House
February 27, 2012
The Indiana House passed a bill that would regulate outdoor stage equipment Monday.
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Senate Bill attempts to reorganize specialty license plates
February 23, 2012
A House committee passed a bill, Wednesday, that would drop specialty plates that are new this year, or unpopular plates – under 1,000 sold. Government and college plates would be exempt.
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Charges to be filed Tuesday in case of missing Kokomo mother
February 20, 2012
Charges will be filed Tuesday, in the case of a missing Kokomo mother.
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Woman runs over 76-year-old, leads police on a chase
February 17, 2012
The family of a 76-year-old woman run down outside her east side apartment is now praying for the woman who hit her.
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"Smart" signals aim to ease traffic flow in Fishers
February 17, 2012
Drivers in Fishers may experience a little less road rage this year. The town will be the first in Indiana to get "smart" traffic signals, which use a communication system to ease the flow of traffic.
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Dorothy Heard's family sifts through her belongings, remains still not ID'd
February 14, 2012
An update from the Grant County Coroner’s office on Tuesday did not provide a positive ID on the human skeletal remains found near Marion last week.
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Teen stops violent attack at Lewis Cass High School
February 13, 2012
A freshman at Lewis Cass High School is receiving credit for stopping a violent attack on another student.
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Family of missing Kokomo mother focus on Wabash landfill
February 10, 2012
The case of a missing Kokomo mother is getting closer to being solved, according to her family.
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Obama campaign will open Indianapolis headquarters Thursday
February 8, 2012
A giant letter 'O' painted in red, white and blue on the glass window of a corner office on Pennsylvania Avenue and 16th Street is the first visible sign of President Barack Obama's re-election campaign in Indiana.
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Plows, salt trucks see less action this winter compared to last
February 7, 2012
Salt trucks will hit parts of Central Indiana Tuesday night in anticipation of a light snowfall during the overnight hours, but so far the area has been lucky in avoiding big winter storms like those from last year.
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Hoosiers perform with Madonna in Super Bowl halftime show
February 6, 2012
From local high school students to an Indianapolis firefighter, lots of Hoosiers got the chance to perform alongside Madonna during the Super Bowl halftime show on Sunday.
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Indianapolis impresses visitors with Super Bowl activities
February 2, 2012
Indianapolis' first Super Bowl is leaving quite the first impression on out of state visitors.
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Super Bowl Concert Series kicks off with Latin tunes
February 1, 2012
Music lovers are in for a treat this week as the Super Bowl Concert Series is now officially underway.
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Fans to get free inside look at Super Bowl's Radio Row
February 1, 2012
The NFL is once again making history in Indianapolis by allowing fans an inside look at media events never open to the public before.
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Fans to take part in Media Day for first time Tuesday
January 31, 2012
Hundreds of media outlets from around the world are preparing to converge at Lucas Oil Stadium for the Super Bowl Media Day Tuesday.
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Indiana House approves controversial right-to-work legislation
January 25, 2012
After several walkouts and delays, the right-to-work vote bill passed the House 55-44, Wednesday. It now moves to the Senate for final approval.
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Downtown hotels roll out the red carpet for celebrities
January 24, 2012
In less than two weeks, celebrities like Madonna, Jimmy Fallon, Carrie Underwood and the cast of FX's "Son's of Anarchy" will be in Indianapolis for the Super Bowl and downtown hotels are rolling out the red carpet for their arrival.
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Super Bowl ticket prices higher than previous years
January 23, 2012
The average price of admission to Super Bowl XLVI costs more than it did in the past two years, but those prices could fluctuate between now and game day on Feb. 5.
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Heavy snow continues to blanket northern counties
January 20, 2012
Heavy snow continues to fall over counties north of Indianapolis, as the area remains under a winter weather advisory until 5 a.m. Saturday.
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Family of teen hit twice while riding his bike looks for hit-and-run driver
January 19, 2012
The family of a 15-year-old boy who was run over by two cars Wednesday is looking for the driver who sped away when the other driver stayed.
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Police union demands more details from IMPD about Super Bowl safety plan
January 19, 2012
As the Super Bowl quickly approaches, some Indianapolis police officers are frustrated over the lack of information from IMPD about its safety plan and how leaders will execute it.
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Capital Improvement Board to lose money from Super Bowl
January 16, 2012
With celebrities, businessmen, and football fans pouring into Indianapolis for the Super Bowl, the whole city is ready to make a super profit on the event, except Lucas Oil Stadium.
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Thieves break in while homeowners attend funerals
January 13, 2012
Two area homes were burglarized within a week while the homeowners were attending funerals.
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Snow continues to slam Northern Indiana counties, tests drivers
January 12, 2012
Snow continues to slam counties north of Indianapolis, reducing visibility for drivers and putting plows to the test.
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Downtown businesses hammer out plans for employees during Super Bowl
January 10, 2012
Downtown Indianapolis businesses are hammering out plans on how to continue work flow during Super Bowl week.
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Death of Shelbyville woman, 74, ruled a homicide
January 9, 2012
Shelbyville police launched a homicide investigation Monday, in the death of a 74-year-old woman.
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Neighbors shocked after 73-year-old neighborhood "grandma" found dead in ransacked home
January 6, 2012
The autopsy of a 73-year-old Shelbyville woman found dead in her ransacked home Friday, has been scheduled for Saturday morning. The Shelbyville Police Department has not released the name of the victim yet.
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City prepares for Super Bowl transportation demands
January 5, 2012
As Super Bowl XLVI quickly approaches, the City is making its final preparations and that includes getting transportation in tip top shape.
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Report: Medical mistakes rising in Indiana
January 4, 2012
The number of medical errors in Indiana is rising, according to a newly released report by the Indiana State Department of Health.
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Family credits 8-year-old girl with saving toddler from burning house
January 3, 2012
An 8-year-old Indianapolis girl is getting credit for rescuing her 15-month-old cousin from a house fire.
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Father blames stray bullet for 5-year-old daughter's New Year injury
January 2, 2012
An Indiana father believes a stray bullet hit his 5-year-old daughter in the hand during a New Year's Eve celebration in downtown Kokomo, Saturday.
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Neighbors help elderly woman living without power, food
December 29, 2011
A 73-year-old Indianapolis woman living without power or food was taken out of her home this week after her neighbors alerted authorities that something was wrong.
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Downtown Indianapolis Inc. offers a variety of New Year's Eve options
December 28, 2011
The clock is ticking and 2012 is quickly approaching. If you have not made New Year’s Eve plans yet, there are still plenty of options in Indianapolis.
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Kroger policy prohibited employee from bringing gun in store
December 28, 2011
According to a Kroger employee handbook, store employees are prohibited from bringing a firearm inside the store.
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Kroger employee shoots, kills would-be robber on city's northwest side
December 26, 2011
According to Metro police, an employee at a northwest side Kroger grocery store shot a would-be robber in the face, Monday evening. The man died a few hours later.
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Police: Armed robbery suspects used Craigslist to lure victims
December 21, 2011
Metro police are looking for two armed robbery suspects believed to be using ads on Craigslist to lure victims. Marcus Self and Erron Broomfield are wanted in connection with at least four armed robberies.
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Family doesn't believe suspect charged in Cumberland killings
December 20, 2011
The family of two people shot to death in Cumberland heard from one of the suspects for the first time Monday, and said they did not believe his story.
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Hotel hiccup leaves some Super Bowl plans up in air
December 15, 2011
Some football fans planning a trip to Indianapolis for the 2012 Super Bowl are now discovering their plans might be up in the air.
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Door left open, electronics stolen in Cumberland double-homicide
December 14, 2011
Cumberland police told Fox59 Wednesday that there were electronics stolen and a door left open at the home where a 7-year-old girl and her 21-year-old uncle were found shot dead on Monday.
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Police still without leads in Cumberland double homicide
December 13, 2011
As of Tuesday night, the Cumberland police department still did not have any suspects or strong leads in the murders of a 7-year-old girl and her 21-year-old uncle.
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Suspect dies in shootout, injured officer expected to recover
December 12, 2011
A Metro police officer was shot in his left thigh after a shootout in the parking lot of Carriage House Apartments near 42nd Street and Mitthoeffer Road Monday evening.
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Local man studying at Virginia Tech talks about shooting
December 9, 2011
An Indianapolis native studying and playing football at Virginia Tech said he will not transfer to another school following a shooting on campus that left two people dead Thursday.
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IU asks camped out basketball fans to leave Assembly Hall
December 8, 2011
As Indiana University tries to rebuild the tradition of its famed basketball program, a new policy preventing students from camping out ahead of an athletic event has some upset.
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Report: Number of obese Hoosiers rises in last decade
December 7, 2011
According to new research, the obesity epidemic in Indiana is getting worse.
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Report: Carmel mayor may have offered huge incentives for CME relocation
December 5, 2011
A bidding battle for the Chicago Mercantile Exchange Group may be brewing in central Indiana.
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Local gym tells members about hidden camera 40 days after case is closed
December 1, 2011
The Five Seasons Sports Club in Carmel sent an email to its members Thursday, alerting them about a police investigation into a hidden recording device found inside a public gym bathroom.
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Angry residents grill mayor, police chief over alleged police brutality
November 30, 2011
The mayor of Seymour and the chief of police were grilled by dozens of angry residents Wednesday evening, after an elderly man said he was severely beaten at the hands of officers.
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Anderson firefighter denies wrongdoing in molestation case
November 29, 2011
The firefighter brother of Anderson Mayor Kris Ockomon denied any wrongdoing after he was arrested and charged with six counts of child molestation, sexual misconduct and criminal deviate conduct Tuesday.
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School yanks down controversial locker room sign
November 28, 2011
School leaders at Owen Valley High School in Spencer pulled down a sign Monday, after concerns its message might be taken the wrong way.
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Group says folks on food stamps struggle year round
November 23, 2011
Food is on the mind of virtually every Hoosier this Thanksgiving, but for some, the thought of food is a struggle throughout the year.
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Holiday travelers could hit construction on drive
November 22, 2011
As thousands of drivers head out of town on the day before Thanksgiving, they will likely run into construction zones.
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Father furious after 5-year-old son is dropped off at wrong bus stop
November 21, 2011
An Indianapolis father wants his son's school to change its bus stop procedures after a scary afternoon Monday.
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Woman hit by truck reveals new info to Fox 59
November 18, 2011
An Indianapolis woman who said she was hit by her ex-husband’s pick-up truck is revealing new information about the incident in hopes authorities will hike up charges against him.
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Woman in ICU, ex-husband accused of hitting her with pickup truck
November 17, 2011
An Indianapolis mother of two is still in the intensive care unit at Wishard Hospital while her ex-husband is accused of hitting her with his pickup truck.
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Proposed smoking ban could take effect before Super Bowl
November 15, 2011
A proposed change to the smoking ban in Indianapolis could take effect before the Super Bowl.
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Former corrections employee accused of trying to poison wife
November 15, 2011
A former Miami Correctional Facility employee is accused of putting weed killer and other toxins in his wife's drinks.
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Detectives want Fox 59 interview in death investigation
November 10, 2011
Shelby County authorities are interested in a Fox 59 interview with the last known person to have seen an Indianapolis mother alive, before her body was found dumped in a ditch near Shelbyville.
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Last known person to see Shelby County victim talks to Fox 59
November 8, 2011
The last known person to have seen Indianapolis mother Cristina Centofante before her body was found dumped in a ditch near Shelbyville on Sunday, told Fox59 he did not know what happened to her.
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DCS Director "angry" over worker's alleged mishaps
November 7, 2011
The Director of Indiana's Department of Child Services told Fox59, Monday, he felt "violated" and "angry" in the wake of serious criminal charges filed against a former employee.
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Rosenbaum talks to Spierers, denies involvement in disappearance
November 1, 2011
The last person to see missing Indiana University student Lauren Spierer before she disappeared met with her parents for the first time and denied any involvement.
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Armed robbery suspects could be linked to string of east side robberies
October 31, 2011
Indianapolis detectives say five teens arrested for robbing three deaf people outside an east side home last week, could be responsible for dozens of other robberies within the last month.
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Armed robbery victims call arrests a "miracle"
October 26, 2011
Indianapolis Metro Police officers arrested three 17-year-olds and two 18-year-olds in connection with an armed robbery on the city's east side, late Tuesday.
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Worker accuses Brightpoint of religious discrimination
October 25, 2011
An Indiana woman is filing an EEOC complaint against her employer after she said she was discriminated against for wearing the Islamic headscarf.
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Woman recalls losing husband, son to racing
October 19, 2011
When race car enthusiast Eleanor Vogler saw Dan Wheldon’s fatal crash on television, it brought back the painful memories of her own tragedies.
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Vegas Speedway President defends track
October 17, 2011
The President of the Las Vegas Motor Speedway is fighting back accusations that his track was unfit for Sunday’s IndyCar race in which IZOD IndyCar Series driver Dan Wheldon died.
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Executive director of Hoosier Lottery resigns Friday
October 14, 2011
The executive director of the Hoosier Lottery resigned Friday, after coming under fire for moving the lottery headquarter's to a posh new downtown facility and furnishing it with expensive items, including gym equipment worth more than $25,000.
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Thieves steal manhole lids, sewer grates at alarming pace
October 13, 2011
This week, nine storm sewer grates and manhole lids were reported stolen in one northeast side neighborhood in one night.
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Animal Care & Control changes adoption age to 21
October 11, 2011
Marion County's Animal Care & Control recently changed it's age requirement to adopt, after years of dealing with young people returning pets they were not prepared to keep.
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Passenger pleaded with driver to stop car before deadly crash
October 7, 2011
An Indianapolis woman inside the car that crashed and killed a construction worker, Thursday, told Fox59 she pleaded with the driver to stop.
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Indiana GOP: Palin's decision not to run in 2012 "not surprising"
October 5, 2011
You won't find too many Hoosier Republicans rattled over Sarah Palin's decision to not run in the 2012 presidential election.
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Indy's animal shelter behind more than 700 runs
October 4, 2011
When Indianapolis resident Hollie Fredette noticed two hungry Boxer puppies wandering around her neighborhood, the animal lover inside of her immediately went to help.
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Alcohol-related citations on the rise in college town
September 30, 2011
While the Indiana University school year just got underway, alcohol related citations in Bloomington are already on their way up from last year.
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Westfield cop investigated for excessive force
September 29, 2011
A Westfield police officer has been placed on leave while the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Department investigates him for the use of excessive force.
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Families of five dead respond to person of interest arrest
September 28, 2011
For the first time, a Franklin County family is speaking out about the person of interest arrested in the death of four loved ones.
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Police: Five found dead in Franklin County were murdered
September 27, 2011
Police announced Tuesday that they have launched a murder investigation into the deaths of five Franklin County residents.
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Traffic trailer's flashing lights scare drivers into slowing down
September 26, 2011
In a town that has an aching need for speed, drivers find themselves pounding down their brakes more often than not thanks to a unique traffic tool. Speedway police have been using the Traffic Enforcement Trailer for six years and have noticed a significant decrease in speed around town.
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GOP convinced Indiana will be a key battleground state
September 23, 2011
With the presidential election still more than a year away, Republican hopeful Mitt Romney brought his campaign to Indianapolis Friday.
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Hundreds turn out in rain to raise awareness for Lauren Spierer
September 22, 2011
Despite the rain, hundreds showed up to a concert in Bloomington for a missing Indiana University student Thursday evening.
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Southport sixth-grader dodges stranger at school
September 21, 2011
The principal at Southport Middle School sent out a voice message alert to parents, Wednesday, after a sixth-grader told him a strange man tried to lure her into his car after school.
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Excise police cite Bloomington bar in connection with Lauren Spierer case
September 15, 2011
The Indiana Excise Police cited Kilroy's Sports Bar on two alcohol-related charges Thursday afternoon. The citations resulted from their investigation into the disappearance of Indiana University student Lauren Spierer.
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Whitestown utility manager accused of groping co-workers
September 14, 2011
A prominent Whitestown employee has been charged with battery and is accused of kissing and groping two female city employees in the workplace.
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City goes through 3,000 submissions to rename downtown street
September 14, 2011
The City of Indianapolis and Indianapolis Downtown, Inc. is taking public input into consideration for a possible new name for a three block stretch of Georgia Street.
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Woman takes off headscarf on 9/11/01
September 12, 2011
The 10th anniversary of September 11th was doubly somber for one Indiana woman, who took off her Islamic headscarf after the World Trade Towers came crashing down.
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Prosecutor's office fights burglars targeting IUPUI students
September 8, 2011
The Marion County Prosecutor's office is trying to prevent crime at a newly built downtown apartment building that primarily houses IUPUI students.
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Class action attorney: Non-priority victims still have case
September 7, 2011
Indiana's Attorney General announced Wednesday, that families of victims who died in the state Fair Tragedy and those who were seriously injured will get first priority when the state hands out money from its Tort Claim Fund.
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Stage collapse victim out of coma, still battling pneumonia
September 6, 2011
A Pendleton woman severely injured in the stage collapse is now out a medically induced coma, but still faces a major challenge in her road to recovery.
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Labor Day is no holiday for jobless Hoosiers
September 6, 2011
For most parents, having the day off on their child's birthday is a wish come true. For Indianapolis mother Brandy Holden-Anderson, this Labor Day was a tough reminder that she is not like most parents.
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School apologizes after nurse ignores six-year-old boy's hives
September 2, 2011
A northeast side elementary school is apologizing to an Indianapolis mother and her six-year-old son after he suffered an allergic reaction in class and was not treated.
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Thieves target IUPUI students in new downtown housing
September 1, 2011
Indianapolis Metro Police officers are investigating at least three burglary reports at a newly built downtown apartment building, primarily housing IUPUI students.
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Heat may be to blame for falling glass at AT&T building
September 1, 2011
Ohio Street between Meridian and Illinois downtown reopened several hours after falling glass closed it Wednesday.
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Fake ID's more sophisticated, on the rise
August 29, 2011
Fake ID use is on the rise in Indiana, but police are more concerned with the increasing quality of the fakes.
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Missing IU student's parents relaunch search
August 29, 2011
As the fall semester at Indiana University kicks off Monday, the parents of missing junior Lauren Spierer are hoping the new school year might bring new information to help them find their daughter.
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Family, friends say goodbye to Jenny Haskell
August 26, 2011
Family and friends of Jenny Haskell said their final goodbyes at her funeral in Parker City Friday.
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Pizza man says he was robbed while making delivery
August 25, 2011
An Indianapolis pizza delivery driver said he was robbed at gunpoint while making a delivery on the southwest side, Wednesday night.
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IPS School 48 reopens Friday after fire damages roof Wednesday
August 25, 2011
Indianapolis Public Schools’ School 48 was closed Thursday, following a Wednesday afternoon fire on the roof of the building.
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Virginia earthquake rattles Hoosiers
August 23, 2011
Several people in Indiana report feeling Tuesday's earthquake that happened in Virginia.
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State Fair attendance down 10%
August 19, 2011
Attendance so far at the State Fair is 10 percent lower compared to last year.
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Lawyer: State Fair victim already seeking possible damages
August 16, 2011
Was the state fair stage collapse something that was just an unforeseeable situation? Or was it something that could've been prevented? As IOSHA and Indiana State Police begin investigating Saturday’s tragedy, so are some lawyers.
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Police find boy, who was taken from Indianapolis Public School 79
August 12, 2011
Metro Police have located an 8-year-old boy taken from Indianapolis Public School 79 Friday morning.
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Truck drivers complain of prostitution at south side stops
August 10, 2011
A prostitution problem is plaguing several truck stops on the city’s south side.
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Hotel standoff suspect peacefully surrenders following four-hour ordeal
August 8, 2011
Indianapolis police arrested a SWAT situation suspect after a four hour standoff at the Value Place Hotel in the 9500 block of Pendleton Pike. Police said 34-year-old Jamal Brown surrendered peacefully.
