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The brutal murder of a retired Indiana couple, found dead and decomposing in their home in Lowell, has led police to arrest the couple’s son in connection with the murders.

Indiana continues proving it is one of the worst states in the country for making money, as a recent study shows that Hoosiers are making about 86 cents for every $1 earned by the average American employee.

A video marquee outside an Indiana shopping center is raising some eyebrows because it features the shocking image of President Barack Obama sporting a mustache made popular by none other than Adolf Hitler.

According to a recent report, suicide is the leading cause of death in Indiana for people between the ages of 15 and 54. Unfortunately, state health officials say that this morose trend has been on a steady increase since 2007.

Indiana plans to reduce benefits next month for the more than 900,000 people enrolled in the food stamp program. Unfortunately, this strategy could put many Hoosier families in a bind right before the holiday season.

An Indiana mom is in hot water after leaving her two-year-old in a bathtub full of cold water for several minutes – causing the child’s core temperature to drop into the dangerous stages of hypothermia.

The mystery of the Kentucky chupacabra may now be solved. That’s because while wildlife officials have been scouring the state in search for something resembling a devil dog, that famers claim have been mauling their livestock, it turns out that it all of that carnage could have been brought down by a man.

Someone is oblivious to the fact that they are now a millionaire, and the Hoosier Lottery says that if the person who purchased the winning $1 million ticket, here in southern Indiana, doesn’t claim their prize soon, they will forever miss out on their chance to claim their prize.

There are hundreds of thousands of uninsured Indiana residents, but starting today, Hoosiers without health insurance can purchase coverage through an online marketplace under the Affordable Care Act.

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