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Detectives suspect Anita Wooldridge's abduction in Indiana is linked to a man from her fitness center.
Sidney Blumenthal's biography details the years 1856 to 1860, when Abraham Lincoln emerged as a national leader amid intense political competition.
Larry Pierce, a factory worker from Indiana, is also known as America's raunchiest country music singer, blending humor and satire in his performances.
Carmel, Indiana faces conflict over DEI initiatives in schools, dividing parents and community.
Indiana faces a drug epidemic with babies born addicted to heroin and suffering severe withdrawals.
Americans lose sleep due to daylight saving time, originally started by Germans in WWI.
John Dillinger enters the Indiana State Reformatory as a petty thief and becomes a notorious criminal.
Indiana's Don Biederman defends a new law allowing businesses to deny service to homosexuals.
Jim Gaffigan shares stories about his Indiana roots and acting in Appalachian and Georgian accents.
Fred, a tank commander, collects military equipment from the Korean War in the United States.
Megan Yuka humorously discusses her name and family life in Indiana.
Nick Offerman and Chris Pratt maintain their 'Indiana gorgeous' looks on 'Parks and Recreation.'
In 1778, George Rogers Clark led a force of about 175 men down the Ohio River to seize British-controlled outposts in Indiana.
The first Indy 500 on Memorial Day 1911 marks the start of an American institution in racing.
