EMT Students Emma Hintz and Brittany Caruso help a victim in this 2022 file photo of an Ivy Tech Kokomo disaster simulation ...

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Western sophomore Lucy George and Yorktown freshman Olivia Jones went back and forth in a pitchers' duel in a one-game ...

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A Greenfield businessman who investigators say owned several Miami County mobile home communities between 2018 and 2022 is now facing four counts of tax evasion.