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Police say fires set at NW Indiana wildfire area
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More than 50 hurt when Indiana school buses crash
NORTH WEBSTER (AP) — A school bus slammed into the back of another one, setting off a chain-reaction crash involving four buses in northern Indiana, leaving about 50 middle and high students with non-serious injuries and one driver seriously injured.
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Henryville tornado survivors planning Oklahoma aid
HENRYVILLE, Ind. (AP) — Some survivors of a deadly tornado that hit a southern Indiana town last year are making plans to help the Oklahoma community torn apart by a storm this week.
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Indiana ambulance plant with 165 workers closing
ELKHART (AP) — The new owner of a northern Indiana factory that builds ambulances has decided to shut it down, eliminating 165 jobs.
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Teen who smirked gets maximum sentence in slaying
SOUTH BEND (AP) — A South Bend teenager who angered a judge by smirking during his sentencing for killing a 16-year-old boy has received the maximum time behind bars allowed under a plea agreement.
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Expert: Summer gas costs likely lower than 2012
WEST LAFAYETTE (AP) — A Purdue University economist says he expects this summer's gasoline prices to be lower than last year.
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Storm causes scattered Indiana power outages
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Several thousand homes and businesses across much of Indiana are without electricity after a line of thunderstorms moved across the state.
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Tuesday is deadline for Do Not Call list
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Tuesday is the next deadline to sign up for Indiana's Do Not Call registry.
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Man shows ID, then shoots at Fort Wayne officer
FORT WAYNE (AP) — Police in Fort Wayne say investigators don't know why a man who wasn't the one being sought by an officer pulled a gun and fired several shots.
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RV company's new owner plan to close Indiana plant
WAKARUSA, Ind. (AP) — The new owner of Monaco RV plans to shut down a 520-worker northern Indiana factory and shift its production work to another Indiana plant.
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IU Health removing sugary drinks from hospitals
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — A major Indiana hospital system is starting to remove all sugary drinks from cafeterias, vending machines and gift shops.
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