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Weekend events oppose ICE detention, held across Indiana (opens the original)
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In Indiana, more than 60 events this weekend protested U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention in Miami Correctional Facility. Across the highway from the prison Saturday, Aug. 29, about a dozen people engaged with drivers on their way to a nearby air show. Some drivers honked and pulled over to take pictures. Indiana announced its two-year contract to house up to 1,000 male ICE detainees at Miami Correctional Facility Aug. 2025. In response, a group of multi-faith leaders launched mo
'Their souls are in that steel.' A beam from the World Trade Center stops in Indianapolis (opens the original)
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A portion of the World Trade Center’s South Tower stopped in Indianapolis Wednesday at the Indiana War Memorial and Museum. It is a part of a nationwide tour ahead of the 25th anniversary of 9/11. The Tunnel to Towers Foundation organized the Steel Across America tour to reflect on the impact of the day and the sacrifice of first responders. The nonprofit was established to honor New York City Firefighter Stephen Gerard Siller, who sacrificed his life responding to the emergency. In his memory,
Haitians lose work, fear deportation after legal status ends (opens the original)
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Thousands of people in Indiana lost their legal right to live and work in the state last month. Most of them are from Haiti. Communities across the state are feeling the impact. The U.S. grants temporary protection status (TPS) to people fleeing dangerous circumstances. Many Haitians gained that legal status more than a decade ago and moved to Indiana. It is one of the fastest growing immigrant populations in the state, with an estimated 10,000 Haitians here on TPS. Roughly 7,000 of those also w
At least 5 dead as historic flooding sweeps across Indiana (opens the original)
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Illinois, Ohio and Indiana have been hit hard the past few days by heavy rain and extreme weather. Indiana officials said there are at least seven storm-related deaths. Samantha Horton reports from Indianapolis, which experienced historic flooding through the weekend. UNIDENTIFIED PERSON: Whoa. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. SAMANTHA HORTON, BYLINE: A crew pulls back the heavy metal flood gates in the Broad Ripple neighborhood after days of rising water and flooding along the White River in India
Braun activates National Guard, Trump approves aid, as flooding forces evacuations (opens the original)
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This story last updated 7:57 p.m., Saturday August 15. President Donald Trump approved a Presidential Emergency Declaration for Indiana, following a call with Gov. Mike Braun Saturday afternoon. Storms left thousands in the northwest without power, and flooding in the state’s eastern and central parts led to evacuations. Officials say the federal money will support emergency response. Trump promised to unlock up to $5 million. “I spoke with President Trump today about the devastation we’re seein
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