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Fishers day care worker sentenced to 9 years in prisonMolly Taxter was convicted on 8 counts of battery in Hamilton County.Fishers, IN5 hours ago
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TheDailyBeastMoms for Liberty Boss in Nazi-Quoting Flub Now Runs for Indiana GovernorA Moms for Liberty activist who caught heat last summer after her Indiana chapter quoted Adolf Hitler in a newsletter is back—and now she’s running for governor.Paige Miller, who leads Moms for Liberty (M4L)’s Hamilton County branch, has entered the race as an independent alongside her scripture-quoting running mate, Jamie Reitenour.On May 23, the women sat for a Facebook Live discussing their candidacy, with Reitenour in a baseball cap with a M4L logo and sharing a Bible story from Nehemiah.“I don’t belong to a party,” Miller told viewers. “I belong to Jesus Christ. And the one thing that I will...
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Snapshot: Westfield recognizes National Gun Violence Awareness DayThe City of Westfield issued a proclamation May 28 recognizing June 7 as National Gun Violence Awareness Day and recognizing June 7 to June 9 as Wear Orange Weekend. Representatives from Hamilton County Moms Demand Action attended the regular meeting of the Westfield City Council for the proclamation, which was read by Councilmember Jon Dartt. According to the proclamation, “Orange is the color hunters use to protect themselves and others from harm. The color is bright and demands attention. It is the color that a group of people in Chicago chose to honor a friend who was killed by gunfire at the age of 15. They performed a simple act that has become a national movement to honor the victims of gun violence.” The first Friday in June has been recognized as National Gun Violence Awareness Day since 2014. Moms Demand Action representatives said Westfield was the only municipality in Hamilton County to issue a proclamation this year. Present to accept the proclamation from Dartt were, from left, Marsha Melinda, Laura Scheele, Elizabeth Anderson and Mary Coyle. (Photo by Marney Simon)Westfield, IN4 hours ago
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Victim of suspected serial killer ID’d, found among 10,000 remains recovered from Indiana farmHAMILTON COUNTY, IN -- Officials have identified the remains of an Indiana man believed to have been a victim of suspected serial killer Herb Baumeister. The Hamilton County Coroner’s office announced last month that it confirmed the remains of Jeffrey A. Jones were discovered amongst more than 10,000 remains recovered at Fox Hollow Farm.Westfield, IN10 hours ago
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WTHR'Tenderloin Tuesdays' returning to Hamilton County for 15th anniversaryHAMILTON COUNTY, Ind. — Tenderloin Tuesdays is returning to Hamilton County for its fifteenth anniversary this summer. The promotion features over 40 local restaurants offering unique tenderloin dishes between June 25 and July 30. Additionally, Hamilton County Tourism has partnered with the Hamilton County Community Foundation to sponsor a matching donation to the Hamilton County Harvest Food Bank.
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More than 10,000 remains found on suspected serial killer's Indiana farm still being ID'ed 28 years laterA renewed effort to identify the victims of a suspected serial killer has yielded more results in recent weeks as investigators continue their work on the case. Those victims were allegedly killed by Herb Baumeister, a businessman who is suspected of killing at least 11 young boys and adult men in a series of slayings that were attributed to the “I-70 Strangler.” He is also suspected of killing at least 12 more men in the early 1990s, burying their remains at his farm in Indiana.1 day ago
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USA TODAYAnother victim from suspected serial killer's Indiana farm ID'd as man who went missing in 1993Jeffrey A. Jones is the third person to be identified from the office’s “renewed” investigation into the remains found on Fox Hollow Farm.
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WTHR'It's a poison' | 'Zombie drug' traced back to Marion County through syringe service programINDIANAPOLIS — The Hamilton County coroner is warning residents about a new drug that's been traced back to Marion County. The Indiana Department of Health says medetomidine, otherwise known as "the zombie drug," is used by veterinarians to relax dogs. "It's a poison," Hamilton County Coroner Jeff Jellison said.
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Police seek man accused of selling fentanyl leading to teen’s deathWESTFIELD, Ind. (WISH) — Westfield police are seeking help to find a 20-year-old man who they say was charged with dealing fentanyl that led to the death of a teenager in the Hamilton County city. Multiple police agencies are seeking Tha Dah, the Westfield Police Department says. Dah was...Westfield, IN2 days ago
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