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A lack of precipitation this summer could lead to less snow this winter, experts say.
Snow covered several towns in Southern Indiana that were hit by tornadoes in storms that swept through the state, killing 39 people in five states.
The money most city and county departments saved because of the mild winter will get spent in other areas and will not be kept within the departments.
Trained spotters in Paragon clocked thunderstorm wind gusts up to 50 mph and recorded pea size hail.
INDOT did not celebrate the New Year's holiday Monday, but officials say it played a role in their work.
Monroe County officials say they will not have a repeat of last year when they ran out of salt for the roads.
A Purdue University study provides some insight on gender, age and its impact on driving.
South central Indiana may see up to 1 inch of snow by midnight.
The storms in the Northeast has caused Indiana departments to start preparing for a harsh winter.
The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm warning for Carroll, Warren, Tippecanoe and Howard counties for heavy snow.
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