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Crawfordsville is soon to see more manufacturing jobs. Indiana farmers will have better access to land. And according to a recent report, more people should adopt animals to relieve shelter overcrowding. Two teens who were swept into an Indiana river and lost have been found, while an ex-governor could run in the 2024 election.
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Indianapolis City-County Council committees approved several proposals this week that aim to curb gun violence following a weekend that saw multiple shootings. These measures are part of a plan put forth by Mayor Joe Hogsett last month.
Authorities report they have recovered the bodies of two teens who drowned in a southern Indiana river, authorities state. A number of doctors from different specialties are also upset by the decision made by the Indiana licensing board to reprimand an Indiana physician for comments she made in media regarding a 10-year old Ohio patient…
Steve Buyer is scheduled to appear in front of a Manhattan federal court judge for the sentencing process for insider trading this spring. His attorneys will argue that home confinement would allow him to stay free until all his appeals are exhausted.
Sports
Indiana Sports Corp is pleased to announce seven youth-serving organizations as recipients of 2021 Inspiring Sports Grants. This philanthropic initiative by Indiana Sports Corp provides children aged 5-18 access to sporting activities they may otherwise not have access to, making the Inspiring Sports Grant program available statewide for seven consecutive years now.
Victor Wembanyama of Indiana has emerged as one of the premier small forward prospects this season. Sam Vecenie uses BORD$ valuations to assess what awaits Wembanyama this summer as one of his main free agent targets.
The Indianapolis Colts have hired Mike McCormack as their director of player personnel. McCormack has more than 15 years’ experience in coaching, both NFL and college basketball. He was previously the assistant general manager of New Orleans Saints and head coach of Indiana Fever. This makes him a great candidate to lead Indy’s player development and retention.
