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Police have begun searching for a 19-year-old Zionsville man, accused of raping a woman at gunpoint after responding to the victim's ad on Craigslist.
Call 6 Investigators
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Burglars hit 11 businesses in one stop
Burglars made off with computers and other loot from at least 11 different businesses in a single office building overnight.
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Bars, taxis swept in Broad Ripple
A few problems were uncovered in a surprise sweep of bars and cabs in Broad Ripple.
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Pence to reorganize state office
Gov. Mike Pence plans to reorganize a mysterious government office years after the Call 6 Investigators exposed it was spending hundreds of thousands of dollars without clear results to show for it and without a full accounting of expenses.
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Man arrested after girl found in traffic
A south side Indianapolis man has been arrested after a 4-year-old girl was found wandering in traffic near his apartment.
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Panhandler with baby blames Pride event
A mother from New Castle was found panhandling with her 8-month-old baby in her arms, prompting police to call Child Protective Services caseworkers.
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AG: Pharmacist overfilled pain pills
A Terre Haute pharmacy is facing state sanctions for the number of prescriptions it filled for out-of-state customers who always paid in cash.
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Burglar posed as cop, real police say
A 21-year-old man has been arrested in a string of break-ins, where police said he would sometimes pose as a cop in order to see if anyone was home.
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Rabbit enthusiasts defend cited breeder
Breeders and rabbit enthusiasts are coming to the defense of an Indianapolis man cited by Indianapolis Animal Care and Control on Tuesday for care and treatment of animals.
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Social posts lead to spying order
A Hamilton County judge has signed a search warrant that allows police to track a man's car based on photos and bragging he posted on social networking sites.
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39 shelters pledge to keep animals alive
Thirty-nine animal shelters and rescue groups statewide are joining a national effort Tuesday to stop killing adoptable shelter animals for space and minor health issues.
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Feds: Ex-coach part of $100K bank fraud
Former Fishers swim coach Ken Stopkotte is facing even more legal problems.
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Former HS coach files defamation suit
A former Fishers swim coach once accused of stealing $17,000 in pool rental money is now suing for defamation.
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AG files complaint against NY realty co.
Hoosiers counting on a New York-based company to help them buy a home are reporting they've been cheated out of money and a house.
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Police: Man flashed, propositioned child
Police are on the lookout for a flasher who propositioned a child walking to a morning dental appointment on the west side of Indianapolis.
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Parents shop, leave 3 kids in idling car
Child Protective Services was called to investigate a couple after their three children were found in an idling car as they shopped for groceries.
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Indy aims to stop killing shelter pets
The City of Indianapolis Animal Care and Control is joining a national effort to stop killing shelter animals for space reasons.
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Indy notary accused of selling SSNs
An Indianapolis notary public who helped families to refinance their homes has been charged with stealing her customers' social security numbers and selling them to a potential identity thief.
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Trustee charged with failure to file
Morgan County prosecutors have charged Ashland Township Trustee Sandra Norman with two Infractions for failure to file reports -- including the fiscal year 2012 annual report and 100-R report, which includes compensation of officers and employees.
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Gas prices surge past $4 per gallon
Gas prices in central Indiana are near $4 a gallon and some parts of the state are seeing even higher prices.
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Dogs held for ransom in growing scam
An Indianapolis woman's arrest has advocates for lost animals warning of a new trend where lost pets are held for ransom throughout the city in growing numbers.
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Searching for ways to save on energy
Rising gas prices and increasing utility bills are forcing people to look for other ways to save money on energy spending.
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Deed notice co. denies AG allegations
A California company named in a lawsuit filed by the Indiana Attorney General denies its deed notice mailers are misleading the public.
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Club in trouble for illegal activity
A hot spot known as El Infierno on the city's west side could lose their liquor license after allowing a promoter to use the club for adult entertainment and to sell alcohol after normal business hours.
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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
Indiana is home for Rafael Sanchez.
The Humane Society of Indianapolis has a warning out for homeowners to be careful who you donate to.
The owner of an Indianapolis business where dozens of underage people were exposed to alcohol gave up his liquor license.
A northwest Indianapolis woman tried her own online detective work, giving police a solid lead after her home was burglarized.
With dozens of families joining community yard sales this weekend throughout the Indianapolis area, some south side residents are warning that fake cash is …
New numbers released from the Indiana Department of Education reveal 86 incidents of children left on school buses since a law went into effect July 1, 2009 …
A student with "behavioral issues" has been arrested and suspended after stabbing a fellow student and then shattering glass and computers in his classroom at …
The Russian immigrant accused of running a high-priced ring of call girls at the Fashion Mall at Keystone at the Crossing has been booked on felony …
The Indiana Department of Labor will cite a City of Beech Grove contractor for violating child labor laws, Call 6 Investigator Kara Kenney has learned.
State regulators expect officials with TerraCom to come to Indianapolis and answer questions about their business practices.
Significant changes are on the way for more than 5,000 child care providers in Indiana.
Workers at an Indianapolis health insurance office have called police after receiving two separate complaint letters accompanied by dog feces.
The state is seeking answers from a company that provides cellphones to low-income families in Indiana.
Education
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Officials agree ISTEP answers needed
Indiana's top Statehouse leaders all agree they'd like some answers from CTB/McGraw-Hill on the ISTEP+ failures, and they could get some as soon as the end of the week.
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Group: Professor pushes religion
Ball State University has appointed a review panel to investigate allegations that an honors course exploring the nature of the universe is religion disguised as science.
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Lincoln math pages hint more education
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Ball State trustees OK 2% tuition hike
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IU announces tuition increase
Sports
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Bruins beat Blackhawks 2-0
The Boston Bruins have beaten the Chicago Blackhawks 2-0 to take a 2-1 lead in the Stanley Cup finals.
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Pagano honored with 'Courage Award'
Indianapolis Colts head coach Chuck Pagano has been honored for how he handled his battle against leukemia during the team's 2012 season.
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Indiana notches 2-0 win over Louisville
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Indiana boys All-Stars down Kentucky
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Ryan Hunter-Reay wins at Milwaukee again
Health
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HypnoBirthing may reduce delivery pain
HypnoBirthing is a natural birthing method that could help to relieve some of the pain of delivery and some experts predict the method will grow in popularity.
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Diabetic kids find confidence at camp
Battling diabetes is a daily and lifelong challenge that can be especially hard for children.
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Playing outdoors lowers bad vision risk
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Feds OK morning-after pills for girls
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Feds to comply with morning-after ruling
U.S./World News
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NASA picks 8 new astronauts
NASA has eight new astronauts - its first new batch in four years.
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Court: Citizenship proof law illegal
The Supreme Court ruled Monday that states cannot on their own require would-be voters to prove they are U.S. citizens before using a federal registration system designed to make signing up easier.
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Court: Citizenship proof law illegal
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9/11 suspects face Gitmo judge today
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Miss USA crown goes to ...
