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State's lawyers name Allen Co. judge tops
FORT WAYNE — An Allen County judge active in juvenile justice matters has been named the state's outstanding judge by the Indiana State Bar Association.
Allen Superior Court Judge Charles Pratt has chaired an Indiana juvenile justice improvement committee and recently served on a national juvenile restorative justice task force.
Pratt also hears domestic relations, adoption and child abuse and neglect cases. Several of his initiatives have been copied in other Indiana counties.
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A place to die with dignity
Rita Fiorentino remembers Becky Alexander having the most beautiful smile. Even up until the day she died.
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Guns, uniforms taken from home of Brazil detective
State police say guns and police uniforms were stolen from the home of an agency detective during a burglary of his eastern Indiana home.
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4-year-old boy rousts parents from burning home
Fire officials say a 4-year-old boy heard a smoke detector going off and rousted his sleeping parents in time to escape from a fire in their Indianapolis home.
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19 IU med students headed to Haiti to provide care
Nineteen northwestern Indiana medical students will travel to Haiti to provide care to victims of the devastating earthquake that hit earlier this year.
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Police: ‘Miracle’ toddler escapes serious injury
A three-year-old boy was thrown from a van during an Interstate 69 accident Thursday at about 5 p.m. He landed in the middle of the highway, but suffered no life threatening injuries, an Anderson Police Department spokesman said.
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State treasurer candidate wants banks to help communities
Democratic Indiana Treasurer candidate Pete Buttigieg wants to see Indiana banks play a larger role in the economic recovery and offer up more loans to create jobs.
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Indiana police close part of I-69 after semi crash
Indiana State Police have closed a section of northbound Interstate 69 after two semitrailers crashed and scattered debris across the highway.
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Purdue spotlights psychoactive drugs' good side
A new Purdue University exhibit is shining a spotlight on the positive side of the psychedelic drugs that got a bad reputation in the 1960s.
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Homeless students up 26 percent since 2006-07
Homelessness among children enrolled in Indiana public schools rose 26 percent over the two years ending in 2008-09 as the state felt the brunt of the economic downturn, a new report shows.
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Kokomo GM plant reassessing business operations
General Motors leaders on Wednesday addressed the company’s business operations and competition to its workers in Kokomo, GM said.
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