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The state appeals court ruled that comments Carmel Mayor Sue Finkam made about Sue McDermott did not amount to defamation. The ruling upheld a Hamilton County judge’s dismissal from last year.

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Once some would rather fight than switch. Can the Indiana Fever's EASWW just do it in the W? Whether fans admire her for her long-range shooting, elite passing, or composure under extraordinary scrutiny, one fact is increasingly difficult to dispute: Caitlin Clark has become one of the most classy and influential figures in American sports, and virtually every public appearance she makes no...

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Cause and effect? Or too little too late?
We called out a growing veterinary shortage in April. Today, Purdue moves to expand its veterinary class by nearly 50% — from 84 to about 120 students. Coincidence? We don’t think so.

This is what persistent reporting looks like: asking the hard questions, keeping the pressure on, and pushing issues

Purdue Expands Veterinary Enrollment After Hoosier Enquirer Spotlighted Indiana Shortage For Hoosier Enquirer, the announcement serves as evidence that persistent reporting and public discussion can help move important issues closer to the center of Indiana’s policy agenda. As Whitley put it: “I don’t believe in coincidences. This should prove to Google and Yahoo that the Hoosier ...

🙏 The Hoosier Enquirer Board prays for the two IMPD officers shot and injured in the line of duty last night in Marion County while answering a call on the east side. Grateful both are stable and recovering.

We stand with their families and every officer who risks everything to keep our communities safe.

This is the direct result of weak, crooked Prosecutor Ryan Mears, whose soft-on-crime policies and sweetheart deals for repeat offenders put criminals back on our streets and officers in the line of fire.

Marion County deserves a prosecutor who backs the badge—not one who aids the criminals.