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State urges Hoosiers to be wary of ticks, diseases
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — State health officials are cautioning Indiana residents to protect themselves from disease-carrying ticks now that the outdoors season is in full swing.
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Source unknown for Indianapolis oil product leak
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Officials say they're trying to determine the source of a petroleum product leak in Indianapolis that they believe has come from an underground pipeline.
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Pence set to sign Indiana voucher expansion bill
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Indiana Gov. Mike Pence is ready to sign into law an expansion of the state's private school voucher program.
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Subaru invests $400 million in Indiana plant
TOKYO (AP) — Subaru said Wednesday it is investing $400 million to expand its Indiana factory and will add 900 workers to build the Impreza small car there in 2016.
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Work stalls on rebuilding burned music hall
NASHVILLE, Ind. (AP) — No construction has started at a southern Indiana concert hall destroyed in a 2009 fire even though a sign there suggests a 2013 reopening.
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Indiana's honey bee colonies see 30 percent drop
WEST LAFAYETTE (AP) — Indiana's honey bee populations are taking a hit from a mysterious disorder that's devastating bee colonies across the nation.
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Pence set to approve Indiana school safety grants
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Indiana Gov. Mike Pence is backing plans for a state grant program to help school districts hire police officers and buy safety equipment.
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Logjam being removed from Lafayette-area bridge
LAFAYETTE (AP) — A crew has started working to clear a massive logjam caused by flooding last month that damaged a county bridge near Lafayette.
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Man shot after chase to Evansville Walmart store
EVANSVILLE (AP) — Police say a man was shot near the entrance of a Walmart store in Evansville while he was apparently trying to escape from men who had chased his car to the store.
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IU police stop thefts of fountain's bronze fish
BLOOMINGTON (AP) — Indiana University police foiled two attempts over the weekend to steal large bronze fish from the Showalter Fountain sculpture on the Bloomington campus.
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