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ISP releases report on deadly I-70 pileup
The Indiana State Police (ISP) released a report Tuesday that confirmed weather conditions and driver error caused the massive pileup on Interstate 70 on Jan. 31.
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Danville's Molloy becomes two-time state champion
INDIANAPOLIS — As the wrestling postseason started four weeks ago, teams and individuals were whittled down one by one. Five county wrestlers advanced from a total of seven on Friday night into the final day of the 75th Annual IHSAA Wrestling State Finals at Bankers Life Fieldhouse last night.
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Police chase ends in Brownsburg
Police are investigating a high-speed car chase that ended in a crash, which may be tied to a fatal shooting on Indianapolis' southside.
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Convicted murderer mistakenly released
Authorities with the Indiana Department of Correction (IDOC) announced the mistaken release of an offender from authorities in Chicago, Ill.
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Wayne Township schools lift lockdown
Earlier today, four Wayne Township schools were placed on lockdown as police searched for a burglary suspect on the southwest side of Indianapolis, FOX 59 reported.
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Motorists urged to take it slow, make room for snow plows
Snow is falling in West-Central Indiana this morning, impacting the commute into work.
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Police seek fugitive
The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department is looking for a fugitive who managed to escape from the back of a patrol car yesterday afternoon.
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First snow fall affects Friday traffic
County road crews and public safety officials worked throughout the day Friday to keep the roads safe after central Indiana’s first substantial amount of snow fell.
Hendricks County Highway Department Superintendent Curt Higginbotham said he had his crews out early.
“(Crews have been out) since 3 a.m.,” he said. “We’ve got about 22 pieces of (snow removal equipment) out right now.”
He said his crews were working on plowing, salting, and sanding, but the wind has made it difficult.
“Mainly, it’s the wind that’s the problem,” Higginbotham said. “We plow it back and then a short time later it’s kind of drifted over again. It looks like it’s mainly the north-south roads that are drifting. We’ve had some drifts two or three feet tall.” -
Motorists should check travel advisory map before hitting roads
With the chance of snow and high winds in the forecast for much of the state starting this afternoon and going into Friday, the Indiana Department of Homeland Security (IDHS) is encouraging all motorists to check the statewide travel advisory map before venturing onto roadways.
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