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Teen dies in crash after commencement
A 18-year-old woman died in a weekend car crash shortly after leaving her high school commencement in Indiana, police said.
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Memorial Day parade honors local hero
"A tremendous price has been paid for these freedoms and thank God there are young men like Brett who are willing to make the sacrifices necessary to keep the USA free," said Bill Parks of Noah O'Bannon American Legion Post 59.
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La., Ind. missing student cases similar
The case of a missing Louisiana college student that's gained national attention has eerie similarities to the disappearance of Indiana University student Lauren Spierer nearly a year ago.
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Bug bites, prevention and treatment
The heat and humidity have returned to the region, and so has the ever despised backyard blood sucking pests. Whether flying through the air or dropping from a tree branch, mosquitos and ticks are in full force this Memorial Day weekend.
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Cops: Gunman shoots self at Ind. office
A gunman looking for someone he believed owed him money shot himself inside an Indiana real estate office, where he'd held hostages for several hours earlier, and was taken to a hospital, police said Friday.
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I-Team: Help on way to woman with wound
A woman sent home from the hospital with a gaping wound in her stomach will be getting the medical care her insurance did not provide.
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Judge bans mini skirts, pajamas in court
Don't wear pajamas if you're headed to court in Grant County, Indiana.
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18 indicted in alleged IHOP crime scheme
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Woman in deadly rat poison case released
An Indianapolis woman charged with murder and feticide for eating rat poison while pregnant has been released from jail on bond.
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ND sues over Obama birth control mandate
The University of Notre Dame is suing Obama administration officials over the mandate requiring most employers to cover birth control.
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Reading man marches in last parade
A 90-year-old Reading man marched and played in his last parade this Memorial Day.
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Teen featured on "Extreme Couponing"
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Memorial Day meaning grows with children
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Police: Girl nearly drowns in N.Ky. pool
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Visiting familyless veterans graves
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Reds fall to Pirates, 4-1
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Memorial Day parade honors local hero
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VIDEO: Remembering Tri-State heroes
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Convicted killer seeks new trial
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Babysitter: Fall caused 1-yr-old's death
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Police cruiser, van collide downtown
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PHOTOS: Memorial Day in the Tri-State
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No change in motorcycle death rate
State News
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Highways named after fallen soldiers
A growing number of state highways are being designated to serve as tributes to Ohio's fallen soldiers.
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Ohio fire marshal urges safe grilling
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Prepare for new wave of tree-killing bug
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Bike-riding Darth Vader robs Ohio bank
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School to test students, staff for drugs
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OH legislators approve new drilling rule
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Armstrong gives rare interview
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Could Sen. Portman be the VP for Romney?
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Truckers to help OSHP keep roads safer
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OH troopers train truckers to spot crime
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Obama has edge in 3 battleground states
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Lawsuit settled over fetuses in jars
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Chardon teen to be tried as adult
Top Stories
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Girl, 6, youngest ever in Scripps Bee
The words start flying here Tuesday at the Scripps National Spelling Bee as 278 youngsters vie to become the 85th champion of the country's longest-running educational competition.
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Wildfire destroys nearly 100 buildings
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Reading man marches in last parade
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Teen featured on "Extreme Couponing"
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Memorial Day meaning grows with children
Healthy Living
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What is Elhers-Danlos Syndrome?
Gioia found out she had Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome at the age of 7. For years her parents had struggled to figure out why their daughter was so easily injured, but doctors couldn't offer a diagnosis.
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Don't use pools as public restrooms
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New approach tested for hypertension
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Almost half of new vets seek disability
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Bug bites, prevention and treatment
Consumer News
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Recalled items may still be in your home
John Matarese reports on some popular items you may still have in your home after being recalled.
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Some kids poisoned by P&G's Tide Pods
John Matarese has a warning for all parents of young children about detergent pods.
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Consumer Reports: Best grills under $250
