Call 6 Investigators
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Factory cited for safety before death
A Shelbyville glass factory where a worker was killed and another was seriously injured had serious safety violations prior to the incidents, records show.
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Lilly research exec's laptop missing
A research executive at Eli Lilly and Company has reported his laptop missing, but the Indianapolis drug giant insists none of its client information or crucial research data are likely to be compromised.
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State: Township trustee owes thousands
The Call 6 Investigators have uncovered more financial problems and questionable costs in Ashland Township, a community in Morgan County.
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'Death trap' clubs concern firefighters
A club that some would call a "death trap" has been shut down, and the Call 6 Investigators are exposing a problem that is threatening the lives of hundreds of people.
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PD: Kroger worker stuffed cash up sleeve
An employee has been arrested at an east side Indianapolis Kroger store, after police said he was caught on surveillance cameras stuffing thousands of dollars in cash up his sleeve.
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Charges filed for hidden bathroom camera
Federal charges have been lodged against a Noblesville man, months after the Call 6 Investigators reported that he was suspected of planting a hidden camera inside a children's bathroom to record a teenage girl.
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Menacing sketches found in Indy building
A suspicious notebook has prompted a police investigation at a downtown Indianapolis high rise office building after officers said they found what could be "suspicious threats and drawings" of the building.
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No criminal charges for abandoned casket
One year after a woman's casket was found inside an abandoned building on Meridian Street, the Marion County prosecutor's office has not filed criminal charges.
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Guard suspended for leaving during alarm
A new security guard left his post unattended at Indianapolis International Airport during a fire alarm, prompting his security access to be suspended and forcing police to conduct a sudden security sweep of an entire airport concourse.
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Scrap thief targets 13 Indy church buses
An anonymous tip led police to recover batteries that were stripped out of 13 church buses on the east side of Indianapolis, and police said they have strong leads on who stole them.
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Police raid warehouse party near UIndy
The owner of an abandoned warehouse on Indianapolis' southeast side has been ticketed after police shut down a large party near the University of Indianapolis campus.
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Audit: $13K missing from health dept.
An audit just released by the State Board of Accounts revealed more than $13,000 missing from the Clark County Health Department.
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Service animal laws vague
Service animals play a vital role in the lives of people with disabilities, but a vague federal law does not explain who can sell identifications, detail certification or registration requirements or specify training standards.
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Brizzi deputy charged in bribery probe
A former chief trial deputy under ex-Marion County Prosecutor Carl Brizzi may testify against the embattled former prosecutor in a bribery probe as part of a deal with the U.S. Attorney's Office, Call 6 Investigator Rafael Sanchez has learned.
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Ex-auditor faces 7 felony counts
A former Monroe County auditor has been charged with seven felonies in connection with personal purchases made on her county-issued Visa credit card.
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Court: Co. auditor misused county funds
Tipton County auditor Amanda Inman used taxpayer money to pay her utility bills, buy meals and hotel rooms, according to court records obtained by the Call 6 Investigators.
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DNA from dropped mask prompts arrest
Felony burglary charges have been lodged against an ex-con after police said he left behind a mask with his DNA at a home he was burglarizing in Carmel.
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Underride guards under scrutiny
Chances are you've never noticed underride guards, the metal barriers on the back of most large trucks designed to keep drivers from sliding underneath during a crash.
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HSUS: 6 Ind. 'puppy mills' are problems
A national report on "problem puppy mills" from the Humane Society of the United States includes six Indiana breeders.
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Safety advocates want underride changes
A Call 6 Investigation is prompting heated reaction and a push for change into dangerous underride guards on trucks.
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PD: Baby sitter left behind abuse pics
A Henry County man has been arrested on federal child exploitation charges after a woman found his cellphone containing photos of her son being abused, investigators said.
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Forensics crucial in high-profile cases
Forensics, a constantly evolving science, is increasingly critical in leading to arrests and convictions in high-profile cases, including the explosion on Indianapolis' south side.
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Police radio tower targeted by thief
A copper thief tore into a radio tower that serves Indianapolis police and fire crews, and investigating officers said they hope surveillance photos will result in an arrest before emergency crews lose some of their communication ability in the field.
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Call 6 Team
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Stephen Dean
Peabody Award-winning investigative reporter Stephen Dean joins RTV6 as the newest member of the Call 6 Investigators team.
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Kara Kenney
As one of our Call 6 Investigators, Kara Kenney fights for what's right and holds those in power accountable.
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Rafael Sanchez
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Education
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Purdue makes progress on tuition freeze
A Purdue University official says the school has made fast progress finding $40 million in savings or new revenue to support a two-year tuition freeze announced in March.
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BSU: 5 revoked schools lose appeals
Ball State University has closed the books on its January decision to pull its sponsorship of five academically struggling Indiana charter schools.
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Good Samaritan helps kids denied lunch
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ISTEP downtime blamed on online attack
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Pence signs bill 'pausing' standards
Sports
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Pacers, Heat start bracing to square off
A year ago when Miami and Indiana faced off in the postseason, there were blood-drawing hits, flagrant fouls, technical fouls, choke signs being directed toward LeBron James and more than a few sharp-tongued comments.
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Indy 500 fills 33-car starting grid
British driver Katherine Legge has become the 33rd driver to qualify for next week's Indianapolis 500, assuring race organizers of a full field.
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Sunday is Bump Day at the IMS
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Pacers knock out Knicks with 106-99 win
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IMAGES: Indy 500 Pole Day
Health
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Dangerous decibels at IMS cause damage
Race fans love that powerful sound of those Indy cars circling the track, but although it's thrilling for the senses, it's damaging to the ears.
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Women weigh 'pregnancy insurance'
More women who are of childbearing age but want to have a baby later in life are considering "pregnancy insurance," acting now to have a baby in the future.
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Woman loses half her weight for marathon
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Girl dies from pain patch overdose
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Double mastectomy personal choice
U.S./World News
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Single winning Powerball ticket sold
It's all about the odds, and one single ticket in Florida has beaten them all by matching the numbers drawn for the highest Powerball jackpot in history at an estimated $590.5 million, lottery officials disclosed Sunday.
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Georgia father, son graduate together
Two men named Dorian Joyner will graduate on Sunday from Morehouse College in Georgia. They are a father and son who have supported each other as classmates and family.
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Georgia father, son graduate together
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Fortune seekers buy Powerball tickets
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Officials: NY student killed by police
