Jake McDaniel
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$2.2M Winning Hoosier Lottery Ticket Sold in Carmel (opens the original)
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CARMEL, Ind. — One lucky Hoosier won a $2.2 million Hoosier Lotto ticket in Hamilton County this week. The Hoosier Lottery announced Thursday that a single ticket matched all six numbers in Wednesday night’s drawing. The winning ticket was purchased at the Speedway gas station on North Michigan Road in Carmel. The winning numbers were 9, 15, 17, 19, 20, and 30. The Hoosier Lottery jackpot for Saturday, Oct. 3 is an estimated $1 million.
Braun Delivers Relief to Veterans Impacted by Flooding (opens the original)
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INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana Gov. Mike Braun is delivering relief to veterans impacted by August’s severe weather through the Disaster Flood Emergency (DFE) program of the Indiana Department of Veterans Affairs (IDVA). The program ended Wednesday and provided assistance to veteran households in ten counties: IDVA issued 31 awards totaling more than $158,000 to cover “urgent needs.” Another 13 applications representing about $50,000 in requested aid are advancing through the review process. Thousands o
Indy Woman Pulls Out Gun at Children's Store (opens the original)
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INDIANAPOLIS — An Indianapolis woman faces charges after police say she pulled a gun on employees at a children’s store when they told her toddler couldn’t play with the toys. Marion County prosecutors charged 21-year-old Tamya Staten this week with felony intimidation and pointing a gun. If convicted on both counts, Staten faces up to 8.5 years in prison. Indianapolis Metropolitan Police responded to the Once Upon A Child on 86th Street back in July. An employee told officers Staten pulled out
Indy Woman Charged with Stealing Nearly $2K (opens the original)
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INDIANAPOLIS — Prosecutors charged an Indianapolis woman last week with stealing nearly $2,000 from a couple who needed help becoming U.S. citizens. 32-year-old Stefania Flores faces theft and fraud charges, Marion County Prosecutor Ryan Mears announced Tuesday. Flores and her company, Global Services, are accused of telling the couple they could assist with the citizenship process. They said they could help finalize a marriage license, draft lease agreements, and complete a U.S. Citizenship and
One-Stop Shops to Open in Hamilton & LaPorte Counties (opens the original)
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INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana is expanding its one-stop shop locations for those affected by the historic flooding in August. Governor Mike Braun announced Tuesday that new “one-stop shop” recovery sites will open in Hamilton and LaPorte counties next week. Other shops have already operated in other counties, including Marion, Delaware, and Wayne. “I have directed resources like the one-stop shops, mobile registration intake centers and pop-up shops to be made available in impacted communities, ensurin
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