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Most of the damage was concentrated in Greene County.
A psychology professor says evicted residents are showing their anger by damaging the homes before they leave.
A judge ruled Thursday that INDOT does have a right to be on the land, even though it is owned by a private citizen.
The second, more powerful wave of storms that spawned tornadoes arrived Friday afternoon.
Several tested toys reached more than 100db -- equivalent to the noise of a chainsaw, subway train or power mower.
A wrongful death lawsuit has been filed on behalf of Alisha Brennon, whose partner, Christina Santiago, was killed in the accident.
Everyone who attended last night’s forum could agree on at least one thing: there are too many deer in Monroe County.
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The storms destroyed dozens of homes and buildings. Thousands of South-Central Indiana residents are without power.
Cleanup has begun from Monday evening’s severe weather which left scores of trees uprooted and some people displaced from their homes because of the damage.
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