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Renters could get money from settlement

Indiana · 2d

ownyardlife.com

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10 Little-Known Water Moccasin Facts That Surprise Southern Indiana Residents

Southern Indiana has a complicated relationship with the water moccasin. Also known as the cottonmouth, this thick-bodied venomous snake is usually associated with southern wetlands, cypress swamps, and slow-moving waterways. Yet the species has a genuine historical connection to southwestern Indiana, where small, isolated populations were documented near Jasper and along waterways in Harrison County.

Indiana · 9h
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Dangerous Dog Breeds Banned in Indiana: Which Towns Have Rules

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Dangerous dog breeds banned in Indiana is a question with a split answer. The state itself bans no breed, but individual towns, cities, and counties are free to write their own breed rules. That means the dog you own legally in one town could be prohibited a short drive away. This article sorts out what … This article, Dangerous Dog Breeds Banned in Indiana: Which Towns Have Rules , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Who Pays Vet Bills in a Dog Fight in California? Fault, Insurance, and Your Options • Aggressive Dog Laws in Alaska: What Owners and Bite Victims Should Know • Can You Legally Leave a Dog in a Car in Texas? What the Law Really Says

Indiana · 4d

The Courier & Press

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Beau Bayh talks corruption, marijuana, bipartisanship in Q&A

EVANSVILLE – Hoosiers, Beau Bayh says, are capable of making big decisions themselves. One of those was electing him as Indiana's new secretary of state earlier this month. Now he wants to reward them by giving them an even bigger say on future ballots. Bayh – the third branch in an Indiana Democratic Party political dynasty that included his grandfather, Sen. Birch Bayh, and his dad, senator and former Gov. Evan Bayh – said one of his first priorities in office will be to lean on the state legislature to legalize ballot initiatives: a system in which citizens can collect signatures and put huge issues up for a vote statewide. That could include everything from legalizing marijuana to mid-decade partisan gerrymandering. Bayh said it would help satisfy a plea he heard from voters in all 92 counties during his campaign: strip out the middle-man of compromised politicians and let voters speak for themselves. "One of the refrains I heard is that people were just frustrated because they didn’t feel like their elected representatives actually wanted to represent them. They were (beholden) to donors and special interests and people in D.C. and the voice of the people wasn’t being reflected in

Indiana · 23h

carrollcountydailynews.com

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Miss Boone County Crowned 2027 Miss Indiana State Festival Queen

Adelaide Jones, Miss Boone County, has been crowned the 2027 Miss Indiana State Festival Queen. The Miss Boone County Fair Queen Program announced the achievement, congratulating Jones on her hard work and dedication. Throughout the next year, Jones will travel across Indiana, attending at least 15 festivals and fairs while...

Boone County, IN · 3d

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Madison Avenue road diet delayed after crack found in retaining wall, ‘workers disappeared’

This article was written by Kara Kenney for WRTV. A major road construction project on Indy’s south side has hit a snag and people who live nearby want to know why. In September 2024, the City of Indianapolis announced a “road diet” project for Madison Avenue, which will shrink the number of lanes and add new curbs and sidewalks.

Indianapolis, IN · 2d

thebloomingtonstar.com

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Indiana Governor Mike Braun announces $34 million housing expansion bringing 145 new homes to one Indiana city

Indiana – Rushville’s effort to make room for more workers and families is taking shape along a newly extended street, across a 49-acre development and at an expanding apartment community. Together, three housing projects represent $34 million in development and are set to bring 145 new homes to the city.

Rushville, IN · 2d

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Hendricks Co. homeowners dealing with ongoing construction related to Lebanon LEAP District

HENDRICKS COUNTY, Ind. — Homeowners in Marion and Hendricks Counties continue dealing with major construction as the Lebanon LEAP District pushes ahead. One neighbor, Todd Weber, tells FOX59/CBS4 the project is going to hurt business during an already trying time.  Although Weber has been spared so far, the construction seems to be closing in on […]

Lebanon, IN · 1d

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Carmel Gathers Four Mayors and Pacers Legends for 50th Birthday Finale

Carmel is closing out its 50th year as a city with one last party, and this one is pulling together all four of its living mayors under the same roof. The free event, called Mayors, Players, and Pacers, runs from 5:30 to 7:45 p.m. Thursday at the Carmel Clay Public Library, 425 E. Main St., and is open to anyone who wants to show up, according to You Are Current.

Carmel, IN · 1d

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2nd Chance Indiana Has Been Given The Opportunity To Help Young People With Criminal Record

INDIANAPOLIS – A grant from the Department of Labor has tapped 2nd Chance Indiana to assist young adults with a criminal background to find quality, high-paying jobs that lead to careers. The effort is focused on those who work, live, or receive services in Howard, Tipton, Kosciusko, DeKalb, Noble,...

Kosciusko County, IN · 20h

Indiana Daily Student

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OPINION: Lt. Gov. Beckwith to GOP: It’s the apartment complexes, stupid

Editor’s Note: All opinions, columns and letters reflect the views of the individual writer and not necessarily those of the IDS or its staffers. Democratic strategist James Carville’s mantra for Bill Clinton’s 1992 campaign was “the economy, stupid.” Republicans, a week after the midterms, are still struggling to see why they lost. On X, Indiana Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith has an answer: It’s the “massive apartment complexes,” stupid.

Hamilton County, IN · 1d

MilitarySpot

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Guard Leaders Urge Civilian Leaders to Plan for Domestic Operations During War

NOVEMBER 9, 2026 — As the Army shifts from predictable mobilization models of the past to the demands of future large-scale combat operations, the Army National Guard’s more than 329,000 Soldiers must be prepared to mobilize at scale for war while continuing to support governors in responding to emergencies at home.

Indiana · 3d

WSPA 7News

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Nationwide measles outbreak comes to the Tri-State

Henderson County, KY · 9h

CBS4 Indy

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Water main break triggers closure of East Street in downtown Indianapolis

INDIANAPOLIS — A water main break triggered a closure of South East Street in downtown Indianapolis on Thursday. According to Citizens Energy Group, the break occurred in the northbound lanes of South East Street between Georgia and Washington streets. Traffic on northbound East Street is expected to remain restricted while crews work to resolve the […]

Indianapolis, IN · 14h

WANE 15

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These Indiana State Parks will close temporarily for deer hunts

Chain O’Lakes, Ouabache and Pokagon will be closed to the public during controlled deer management hunts.

Indiana · 2d

readthereporter.com

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Indiana paving the way for corporations while leaving farmers behind

Indiana’s leaders love to celebrate big economic development announcements. Billions in corporate investments, thousands of promised jobs, and ambitious construction timelines make for impressive headlines. But what happens when the rush to deliver those projects comes at the expense of the Hoosiers who already live and work in these communities?

Boone County, IN · 2d

mindfullyamerican.com

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7 Things Indiana Homeowners Should Do Before the First Hard Freeze

If a pipe bursts this winter, you’ll want to know exactly where your master shutoff valve is. Hoosiers who find it now, before the first hard freeze, save themselves a frantic search later. Here are the things Indiana homeowners should do before the first hard freeze. 1. Unhooking Your...

Indiana · 2d

The Courier & Press

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It's time to rethink multifamily housing | Opinion

Few topics generate more controversy at local council meetings than a proposed apartment community. Residents frequently raise concerns about traffic, schools, crime, neighborhood character, and property values. Those concerns are disconnected from today's reality. With the election behind us, local leaders have an opportunity to turn their attention to the decisions that will shape their communities for years to come. Housing policy, in particular, will play a critical role in determining whether communities can attract new residents, support local businesses and remain economically competitive. The truth is simple: multifamily housing is not a threat to strong communities. It is one of the building blocks of them. In fact, a 2026 study by Indianapolis Metropolitan Planning Organization found that mid-rise apartments generated an average of $1.37 million in annual net municipal revenue per 10 acres across three Central Indiana communities, compared to just $8,710 for estate homes. The benefits extend to schools, where five rental housing types generated nearly $2 million in combined annual net revenue for a school district, while five ownership housing types produced a combined $213,597 deficit across equivalent development scenarios. Beyond public finances, higher-density housing provides the consistent customer base and foot traffic that local businesses need

Indianapolis, IN · 23h

hoodline.com

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Indianapolis Airport Lands $72.16 Million in Federal Grants, Second-Best Haul Ever

Indianapolis International Airport — Site of Largest Grant-Funded Project. The Indianapolis Airport Authority has been awarded $72.16 million in federal funding, the second-highest annual total in the agency's history. The money will flow into a new baggage-handling system, taxiway reconstruction and upgrades at several smaller airports across Central Indiana.

Indianapolis, IN · 2d

Country Herald

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Indiana Winter Thanksgiving Travel: Even Salted I-65 Can Freeze

Indianapolis, Fort Wayne and Lafayette drivers should know why salted highways can still become dangerously icy.

Indianapolis, IN · 1d