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How to Actually Get a Trump Voter Vaccinated
Some red counties have managed to convince high percentages of their residents to get vaccinated—despite the stark political divide and misinformation fueling the pandemic.
8 People Killed in Mass Shooting at Indianapolis FedEx Facility
The gunman, believed to have later killed himself, opened fire late Thursday at a FedEx facility close to the Indianapolis airport. His identity is not yet known.
5 Years After a Devastating HIV Outbreak, Indiana Is Still Lacking in Needle Exchanges
Public health experts say this reflects a continuing reluctance to treat addiction as a health issue.
Buttigieg's Version of America Is Basically a Caste System
He's a Harvard graduate, but his mayorship of a private university-dominated town tells us more about his strange take on free college.
Indiana Helped Amazon Sweep a Worker's Death Under the Rug While Gunning for HQ2
Phillip Lee Terry died after a forklift crushed him at an Amazon warehouse in September 2017.
Things Turned Very Ugly for 3 Judges in a White Castle Parking Lot, and Now They've Been Suspended
Two of the judges ended up shot after a 3 a.m. drunken brawl outside the food fast spot.
Indiana Restaurant Promises Free BBQ for Life for Helping Catch Thieves Who Robbed Them
The restaurant is handing out hundreds of flyers that read, "Snitching never tasted so good."
Inside the Surging Rage at Trump in Midwest Factory Towns
Conservative areas like Miami County, Indiana, are sick of seeing profitable companies ship jobs offshore despite the president's promises.
This Catholic School Fired a Gay Teacher During Pride Month
Cathedral High School in Indianapolis decided to fire a gay gym teacher rather than risk losing funding from the archdiocese.
Breitbart, Stormfront, and Shapiro: How Man Convicted of Painting Swastikas on Synagogue Says He Got Radicalized
He and his wife drove 50 miles across Indiana to paint huge swastikas on a synagogue and scorch its grounds.
Hemp Is Good, but Probably Won't Save America's Struggling Farmers
Experts worry that hemp advocates have overhyped its potential as a cash crop.