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Indiana’s foreclosure rate ranks worst in country, according to new data
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Two cities — Indianapolis and Evansville — rank in the top five of all U.S. major metropolitan areas.
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Emergency Declaration law ends Cryptocurrency ATM use in Indiana — sidelining about 800 units
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WVPE
Retiring NICTD president announces opening date of Monon Corridor
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Family of Herman Whitfield III reaches settlement with Indianapolis, IMPD in wrongful death lawsuit
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Health officials warn spring break travelers about rise in measles
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Lakeshore Public Media and Indiana Humanities Will Host Screening and Community Discussion of The American Revolution at Valparaiso University
Lakeshore Public Media and Indiana Humanities Will Host Screening and Community Discussion of The American Revolution at Valparaiso University
Pictured: Regionally Speaking host Dee Dotson speaks to Alfred "Chip" Cooke, Administration Assistant Special Agent In Charge U.S. Drug Enforcement of the Merrillville District Office.
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Regionally Speaking: Inside the Fentanyl Crisis in Northwest Indiana Part Two - From the War Room to the Living Room
Dee Dotson
Pictured: Regionally Speaking host Dee Dotson speaks to Alfred "Chip" Cooke, Administration Assistant Special Agent In ChargeU.S. Drug Enforcement of the Merrillville District Office.
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Regionally Speaking: Inside the Fentanyl Crisis in Northwest Indiana Part One - Interdiction and the Supply Chain
Dee Dotson
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