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Squirrel Leaves Over 400 Duke Energy Customers Without Power
A squirrel is to blame for cutting off the power to about 400 Duke Energy customers this morning.
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Breaking News: Billion-Dollar Fertilizer Plant Will Build In Spencer County Indiana
Apparently, more jobs are coming to Indiana: earlier today, Ohio Valley Resources announced that the company plans to build a new billion-dollar nitrogen fertilizer plant in Spencer County, Indiana
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Indiana Lawmakers Want Students to Question Evolution
Indiana lawmakers believe that students should be able to question the theory of evolution in school if their beliefs lean more towards the principles surrounding creationism. Because of this, Republican Senator Dennis Kruse is currently drafting a bill that would allow Hoosier students to questio
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What Are Indiana’s Hottest Jobs?
Indiana residents may want to consider saving lives, unclogging toilets or becoming professional drug dealers (more commonly referred to as pharmacists) if they want to land a career with the most opportunity, according to the latest Hoosier Hot 50 Jobs list
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Newburgh Man Arrested After Illegally Killing an Albino Deer
The Department of Natural Resources says that a Newburgh man is now facing criminal charges for deer poaching after he allegedly shot a rare albino deer earlier this week in a populated neighborhood.
According to a report by conservation officer Mike Kellner, Donald Kenny II, 28, was witnessed shooting an albino deer with a shotgun after blinding the animal with the headlight
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Breaking News: Peabody Energy Closes Southern Illinois Mine
Peabody Energy announced Tuesday that it will permanently shut down the Willow Lake mine in Southern Illinois due to unacceptable safety standards, compliance and overall operating performance.
According to a press release issue
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Kentucky Says Quit Buying Lottery Tickets for Your Kids
The Kentucky Lottery would like to remind you that you are turning your kids into a bunch of degenerate gamblers this holiday season.
At least that is what some officials seem to think. The Kentucky lottery board recently implemented a new, statewide gambling initiative
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‘Hoosiers’ Filmmakers to Be Inducted Into Basketball Hall of Fame
Hoosier Basketball will relive their 15 minutes of Hollywood stardom early next year when it inducts the creators of the critically acclaimed basketball film ‘Hoosiers’ into the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame
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Wednesdays With Winnecke Talks About Two Evansville Holiday Traditions [Audio]
On this week's edition of Wednesdays With Winnecke, we had two special guests in the studio to discuss two long-time holiday institutions for Evansville and the region. We're talking about the Salvation Army Red Kettle Campaign, and the annual Hadi Shrine Circus.
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Evansville Man Travels 862 Miles to Feed Hurricane Sandy Victims
An Evansville man has literally gone miles out of his way to help the victims of Hurricane Sandy – about 862 miles to be more precise.
Stan Gregory, 57, made the decision to help the citizens of Little Ferry, New Jersey after seeing the aftermath of the de