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Month: January 2022
Indiana’s Studebaker museum to restore ‘Muppet Movie’ car
SOUTH BEND, Ind. — The Studebaker National Museum harbors a bullet-nosed car that Dr. Teeth and the Electric Mayhem — that woolly-headed band of textile rockers in “The Muppet Movie” — once gave a psychedelic paint job.
COVID-19 hits Portage firefighters hard
The ambulances are taking patients to the hospital, and the hospital really doesn’t have any place to put them, so they’re really delayed as far as taking the patients, the fire chief said.
Woman found dead in residence on South Belmont Avenue identified by coroner
Police responded to the 1400 block of South Belmont Avenue in Indianapolis just before 6 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 8, 2022 where they found Penny Turner.
Futures File: Crude oil boils
Despite the widely held view that energy prices decline as COVID infections spread, the cost of crude and its products staged a massive rally, with crude gaining 6% on the week. Demand was not driving the heat-up, but shortages and…
‘Showtime Lance’: Stephenson, Domantas Sabonis notch career-highs in Pacers’ win over Jazz
Sabonis had a career 42 points, Stephenson a career-high 14 assists as Pacers sweep Jazz
Neither the cold, icy sidewalks, COVID, nor a bomb threat keeps crowd from Doja Cat show
Fans at the Doja Cat concert celebrating the college football title game in Indianapolis shielded against rain, near-freezing temps and COVID-19.
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