Vermillion County shooting that left one person dead remains under investigation

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• Parke County Issues County-Wide Burn Ban Amid Drought Conditions

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• LPO announces conditional commitment to Wabash Valley Resources to repurpose fossil fuel infrastructure to produce low-carbon ammonia

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• Bainbridge celebrating its Bicentennial, GIANT fm live Saturday afternoon

• Lane closures to shift northbound traffic to southbound lanes on State Road 63 near Cayuga

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• Protecting American Agriculture from Foreign Adversaries Act of 2024 thru House

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• Dept. of Ag shares tips to stay safe around farm equipment on roads

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• Putnam County Sheriff's Department responds to threat

• Plane crashes in field outside Turkey Run State Park

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• Indiana and Illinois State Fire Marshals join forces to highlight Campus Fire Safety Month

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• Gov. Holcomb directs flags to be flown at half-staff in honor of Patriot Day

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• Success increases as Jobs for America’s Graduates (JAG) Indiana Chapter expands

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• INDOT to host winter seasonal hiring events

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