National News
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DNA from half-eaten burrito ties ex-Wisconsin doctoral student to pro-life center firebombing attack
The DOJ says DNA from a half-eaten burrito tied University of Wisconsin-Madison ex-doctoral student Hridindu Sankar Roychowdhury to the Mother's Day attack on Wisconsin Family Action.
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Seamus Gray disappearance: Police say search dogs showed interest in area of Waukegan Harbor
Dogs participating in search efforts to find missing Navy sailor Seamus Gray took “interest" in an area of Waukegan Harbor, according to the Naval Criminal Investigative Service.
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Tennessee Rep. Tim Burchett says revival, not Congress, is needed after Nashville school shooting
Republican Congressman Tim Burchett of Tennessee said that lawmakers would just "mess things up" if Congress were to pass gun control measures after a shooter killed six people at The Covenant School in Nashville, Tennessee.
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Russia holds nuclear missile forces drills in Siberia to practice secret deployment
The Russian military is conducting drills in Siberia involving the mobilization of nuclear-tipped Yars missile launchers alongside thousands of troops.
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Maurice Benard reflects on 'General Hospital' success for 60th anniversary: 'There's no fans like those fans'
Maurice Benard spoke with Fox News Digital about why "General Hospital" has been on the air for 60 years and how special the fans of the soap opera are.
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‘Dungeons & Dragons’ star Hugh Grant thinks Hollywood affairs would be prevalent if phones weren't on set
Hugh Grant revealed that affairs on movie-sets would be more frequent had the world not been introduced to smartphones. The "Love, Actually" actor shared his sadness for the changing industry.
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Falcons' Arthur Blank explains why team is out on Lamar Jackson, faces criticism
Lamar Jackson could elevate the Atlanta Falcons in a weak division but team owner Arthur Blank is putting his chips in Desmond Ridder's pot.
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Sri Lanka's government announces significant cuts in fuel prices amid economic crisis
Sri Lanka is in the midst of the worst economic crisis in the countries history. The country's government announced that there would be a significant cut in fuel prices.
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2 high school students fatally shot in Oregon triple homicide
A triple homicide in Portland, Oregon, killed two high school students and a 20-year-old. The victims were found shot and dead inside a car.
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New breast cancer gene can predict likelihood of hereditary disease, study finds
In what researchers describe as a landmark study, mutations in the ATRIP gene have been found to predict the likelihood of women developing hereditary breast cancer.
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Former Southern California man sentenced for convincing troubled girls to perform masochistic acts
A former Southern California man was sentenced to 27 years in prison for convincing young girls suffering from mental health issues to perform masochistic acts.
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Falcons billionaire owner strongly backs DEI efforts: 'Should be the highest priority for our nation'
Atlanta Falcons team owner Arthur Blank said efforts to support diversity, equity and inclusion efforts should be a major priority in the United States.
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Reparations for Black Californians could cost $800B, economists warn
California's reparations task force was informed that compensating Black residents with reparations would cost the state $800 billion, according to economists they consulted.
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Doctors in training are unionizing in record numbers today: Here's what they want
Medical residents in greater numbers are joining a union to help them advocate for better training and work environments for doctors; they want better work hours and fairer pay.
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More unsettled weather forecast for West, bringing heavy snow and rain
While more heavy mountain snow and frigid temperatures are forecast in the West, the Plains, Midwest and Mississippi Valley will see severe weather, including the threat of tornadoes.
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Enes Kanter Freedom torches TikTok, says app un-banned him during congressional grilling
Former NBA star Enes Kanter Freedom joined "The Ingraham Angle" to respond to TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew's grilling before Congress and his own ban on the app.
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This Supreme Court ruling could upend everything about climate change lawsuits
Progressive states and cities have launched a new frenzy of lawsuits in state courts demanding billions of dollars for damages allegedly related to climate change.
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West Virginia AG Morrisey to make 'important announcement' as he considers challenging Sen. Joe Manchin
West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey, a Republican, will make an “important announcement" next week as rumors about his future political ambitions swirl.
Events
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ReProm Dress ExchangeThe Dearborn County Recycling Center will host the 11th annual ReProm Dress Exchange from February through April.
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Learn the Bagpipes or Highland Drumming
The 35th Indiana Pipes and Drums are looking for those interested in learning how to play Bagpipes or Highland Drumming. No musical experieance needed, all age...
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St. Louis Weekly BingoJoin us for weekly Bingo - Every Thursday night at St. Louis School in Batesville. * Early Birds start 7pm / Regular Games start 7:30pm * $100 Game Payouts; ...
at St. Louis Catholic School
The new site at the Sunman Area Life Squad Building brings the total of baby boxes in the ninth district to 20.
Signarama has twice won first place at the Opening Day Parade.
The project is scheduled to last through April 14.
South Dearborn softball opened the season with a win on Monday.
The award is college wrestling's equivalent of the Heisman Trophy.
Harrison's softball team will also be in action on Opening Night of the showcase.
