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INNS: Anniversary of 9/11 attacks spotlights IN first responders' patriotism

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by Terri Dee INDIANAPOLIS (Indiana News Service) - Sept. 11, 2026, marks the 25th anniversary of one of the darkest days in U.S. history: the terrorist airplane attacks on the World Trade Center in New York City and the attempt to destroy the Pentagon in Washington, D.C. In downtown Indianapolis, a memorial containing two 11,000-pound beams from the twin towers is dedicated to those killed. Benjamin Krause, a disabled veteran and veterans’ rights attorney, said as America mourns the more than 3,000 lives lost, Americans should not forget that day. He called it a reminder the country needs to be on guard against foreign and domestic enemies at all times. “When we fail to remember the sacrifices that our forefathers paid to get us to where we’re at, we start to slip, and our society goes to sleep and doesn’t have the systems in place that are ...

Mayor Dan Ridenour Voices Support for Flock Surveillance Cameras, Claims They’re “Used A Lot” in Community Update Video

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A Look at the Teachers College Following the Third Rupture, as Close as We Can Get

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“White, Milk-Looking Substance” Described by Witness of Thursday’s Ball State Teachers College Rupture

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VIDEO: A Look at the Teachers College Following the Third Rupture, as Close as We Can Get

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Ball State University Moves to Online Learning After “The Third Rupture in Less Than 24 Hours”

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Ball State Experiences “Warmer-Than-Normal Conditions” After AC, Chilled Water Outage

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FPI: Historic Indiana outage leaves damage, bills and frustration

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ICC: Planned Parenthood can refer Indiana abortion patients out-of-state, federal appeals court rules

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INNS: Indiana stands strong amid national beef shortage

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FPI: Rising utility costs strain Hoosier households

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