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Laura Green had never heard her children’s voices. Now that she can – she says she’ll never need another Christmas gift again. The 30-year-old mother of three has been severely hearing-impaired since birth. Earlier this year, her mother nominated her to receive a set of new hearing aids valued at $5,000 from the Whisper Hearing Centers’ annual Hearfor the Holidays event. Out of 500 applicants, Green was one of just two selected.

Even puppies get excited when Christmas morning rolls around!

Teens team up to clean up their community

He’s not the patron you’d expect at a distillery, but a cat named Fletcher Pickles is a regular at Hotel Tangoin the Fletcher Place neighborhood. He's more than a regular, actually. He's a full-time resident.

A woman was killed Monday morning after a pickup truck on I-465 lost a tire, which flew over the median and into her windshield.

The facility idea has been in the works for years, family said.

The director of a “no kill” animal shelter in Richmond, Indiana was fired Tuesday after 12 healthy dogs were euthanized. Thousands of people signed online petitions to call for an investigation after the dogs were taken from Help the Animals Inc. and put down. Workers and employees said they were lied to about where the dogs were going and once told, were asked to lie to the public.

Jack Reynolds spent more than 12 years in prison for molesting children in the 1980s. In the hopes of preventing more kids from becoming victims, he's agreed to share the techniques he used as a predator.

Students across central Indiana will be "walking out" for 17 minutes in honor of the 17 lives lost in Florida.

A new book you're sure to want to add to your collection is coming out next spring - staring none other than the Bunny of the United States (BOTUS). The Pence family bunny, Marlon Bundo, is the focus of the book written by the Pence's middle child, Charlotte, and illustrated Karen Pence.

Two young children were killed by their mother early Thursday morning in Montgomery County, Indiana, police say.

Punches thrown between women at Indianapolis' Chuck E. Cheese's restaurant. Police were called but the women were gone by the time they got there.

A family cat was attacked by two bulldogs.

The Vietnam Helicopter Pilot's Association is holding its 35th reunion in Indianapolis

Kokomo park was damaged by August tornadoes

The Kokomo fire chief has asked people not to donate bottled water to the fire department or its employees.

The Columbus, Indiana Planned Parenthood office was vandalized with red paint Monday night.

The victim caught the theft on video surveillance

Person was taken to the hospital in serious condition

Carrier workers who are displaced can apply for up to $1,000 in assistance but they must be looking for a full time or part time job

Early voting for Indiana’s May primary election is now underway statewide at county clerk’s offices and via mailed-in ballots. Absentee voting began Tuesday for the May 8 primary that will determine which candidates’ names appear on Indiana’s ballot for the Nov. 6 general election. Voters can cast absentee in-person ballots until noon on May 7 at their county clerk’s office, although some counties allow in-person absentee voting at multiple locations.

The movie tells the story of a Korean born man who finds himself stuck in Columbus.

A man sufferedlife-threatening injuries after leading police on a chase through Johnson County and into Marion County, officials say. Officers think he discharged the gun in the pickup truck.

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A man in a motorized scooter on his way home from the grocery store was struck and killed during a hit-and-run accident in Indianapolis. Police said a group of people found the man face down in a puddle.