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Shook Construction Seeks Payroll Manager in Indianapolis, Indiana

Shook Construction Seeks Payroll Manager in Indianapolis, Indiana

Shook Construction Seeks Payroll Manager in Indianapolis, Indiana
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College football scores: Week 2 highlights from today's Top 25 games

College football scores: Week 2 highlights from today's Top 25 games

See who won today in Week 2 of the college football. Check out Top 25 scores and highlights from every game featuring teams ranked in the Coaches Poll
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Wells Fargo Seeks Senior Real Estate Asset Manager for Agricultural Properties

Wells Fargo Seeks Senior Real Estate Asset Manager for Agricultural Properties

Wells Fargo Seeks Senior Real Estate Asset Manager for Agricultural Properties
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Flash Flood Emergencies Declared as Severe Storms Batter Midwest

Flash Flood Emergencies Declared as Severe Storms Batter Midwest

A series of severe thunderstorms is causing catastrophic flooding across the Midwest, with flash flood emergencies declared in multiple states. Heavy rainfall, with rates of 2-4 inches per hour, is overwhelming already saturated soils, leading to widespread flooding in urban and rural areas. States such as Iowa, Illinois, Wisconsin, Missouri, and Indiana are experiencing significant impacts, including river overflows, roadway washouts, and infrastructure damage. The storms are fueled by a stalled synoptic pattern drawing moisture from the Gulf of Mexico, creating conditions for intense rainfall and severe wind gusts. Emergency management agencies have conducted over 45 swift-water rescues in the past 24 hours, and more than 12 bridges have been closed due to structural concerns. The National Weather Service warns that the situation could worsen as rivers continue to rise in the coming days.
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CAIR Warns Indiana Lieutenant Governor's Anti-Muslim Rhetoric Incites Violence

CAIR Warns Indiana Lieutenant Governor's Anti-Muslim Rhetoric Incites Violence

The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) has issued a warning regarding Indiana Lieutenant Governor Micah Beckwith's escalating anti-Muslim rhetoric, stating that his comments incite hatred and endanger American Muslims. CAIR highlighted several instances, including remarks made around the anniversary of 9/11, where Beckwith allegedly encouraged hostility towards the Muslim community. The organization condemned his false claims that the United States is a 'Christian nation' and that the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled Christianity takes precedence over other religions. CAIR also referenced Beckwith's previous descriptions of the Islamic call to prayer as 'words of death and destruction' and his assertion that people need 'permission to hate again.' In response, CAIR has called on public officials across the political spectrum to reject such rhetoric and uphold constitutional guarantees of religious liberty for all Americans.
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Farmers Report Severe Crop Damage Following August Derecho in Indiana

Farmers Report Severe Crop Damage Following August Derecho in Indiana

Farmers in Indiana are grappling with the aftermath of an August 11 derecho that caused significant damage to crops across the region (Chicago Tribune, 2026-09-13). During a meeting with U.S. Representative Frank Mrvan, 13 farmers from rural and urban areas shared their concerns about the impact of the storm, which destroyed crops such as tomatoes, corn, and soybeans. The farmers also discussed broader challenges, including rising diesel prices, tariffs on agricultural imports like potash and fertilizer, and issues with federal crop insurance programs. Many expressed frustration with the current state of farming, citing financial pressures and land speculation as additional burdens. The meeting was held at the Porter County Administration Building in Indiana.
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Indiana Nonprofit 'Hatch' Addresses Food Insecurity by Increasing Access to High-Quality Protein

Indiana Nonprofit 'Hatch' Addresses Food Insecurity by Increasing Access to High-Quality Protein

An Indiana-based nonprofit, Hatch, is leading an initiative called the Coalition to Close the Protein Gap, aiming to combat food insecurity by enhancing access to high-quality protein in underserved communities. Daniel Leckie, CEO of Hatch, emphasizes that the focus is not merely on providing calories but on improving the nutritional content of food consumed. The organization seeks to change children's eating habits by age nine, encouraging protein consumption over processed foods. Hatch is actively working to integrate undervalued protein sources into the charitable food system. This includes sourcing small and medium eggs, dark meat chicken typically exported, and small pigs that can be processed into ground pork. The goal is to create a domestic market for these proteins to feed Americans in need. Hatch plans to close the protein gap nationwide within the next five years.
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What channel is Penn State vs Temple on today? Time, TV schedule to watch Week 2 game

What channel is Penn State vs Temple on today? Time, TV schedule to watch Week 2 game

The Nittany Lions will be visiting Philadelphia for the first time since an upset loss there in 2015.
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What channel is Texas A&M - Arizona State on today? Time and schedule

What channel is Texas A&M - Arizona State on today? Time and schedule

Here is where you can watch the Texas A&M vs. Arizona State game today: TV channel, streaming information.
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Where to watch Ohio State-Texas football game, TV channel, streaming

Where to watch Ohio State-Texas football game, TV channel, streaming

Not sure how to watch Ohio State take on Texas? See the options here:
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Federal Court Overturns Trump Administration Order to Keep Michigan Coal Plant Open

Federal Court Overturns Trump Administration Order to Keep Michigan Coal Plant Open

A federal court has ruled against the Trump administration's order that compelled the J.H. Campbell Generating Plant, a coal-fired power facility in Michigan, to remain operational beyond its scheduled retirement date of May 2025. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit determined that the Energy Department exceeded its authority by using emergency powers, as there was no genuine emergency under the Federal Power Act. Energy Secretary Chris Wright had argued the 64-year-old plant was essential for regional electricity reliability. Environmental groups and the states of Michigan, Illinois, and Minnesota challenged the order, citing concerns about increased ratepayer costs and environmental pollution. The court's decision reverses a directive that has already cost approximately $259 million to keep the plant running, expenses that critics argue are being passed on to Midwest families and businesses. This ruling is part of broader legal challenges against the Trump administration's effo...
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Eli Lilly and Indiana Partner on Advanced Nuclear Power Projects

Eli Lilly and Indiana Partner on Advanced Nuclear Power Projects

Eli Lilly and Indiana Partner on Advanced Nuclear Power Projects