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Freshman Dillon Thieneman carves starting role for Purdue football
The brother of two former Boilermakers will start against Fresno State as a true freshman. More
'That's why we play tough opponents.' Lafayette Jeff football vows improvement of 0-2 start
The Bronchos host Tech on Friday. More
Powerball jackpot grows to $386 million after no winner Monday. See winning numbers for Aug. 30.
Powerball jackpot continues to grow after no winner Monday. See cash out amount and Wednesday's winning numbers. More
More than half of dog owners are suspicious of rabies and other vaccines, new study finds
Another 40% were concerned that routine vaccines could cause their dog to develop autism, a belief that has long since been disproven in humans. More
Pringles debuting Everything Bagel-flavored crisps, available in stores for a limited time
The limited-edition Pringles Everything Bagel flavor is available at selection retailers beginning in late August. More

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River flooding continues in parts of central Indiana
The story of April so far in Indiana has been the rainfall. Even after a dry weekend, river flooding continues following last week's rain.
04/15/2024 - 9:35 am | View Link
Third-grade retention is now required in Indiana. Have similar policies helped or hurt other states?
Indiana isn’t the first state to pass literacy legislation. California and Florida pioneered third grade retention in the late 1990s, and since then, states from Mississippi to Michigan have passed ...
04/14/2024 - 9:48 am | View Link
Rain and flooding cause weather warnings, road closures across central Indiana
Flooding is taking over roadways across central Indiana as heavy rain poured down Thursday morning. Flood warnings are being issued in several areas and police are closing roads due to high water.
04/11/2024 - 5:19 am | View Link
Solar eclipse sweeps US, with some states in path of totality
A solar eclipse began to hit North America on Monday, April 8, with millions of Americans ready to view the rare event. The line of totality -- or where there will be complete sun coverage -- will ...
04/8/2024 - 10:54 pm | View Link
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