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Indiana University takes more actions against fraternities for jeopardizing public health Thursday, Oct 1 2020
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The institution has ordered three additional Greek houses to halt all activities immediately.
Indiana’s infant mortality rate falls to all-time low, state says Thursday, Oct 1 2020
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Preliminary data indicate that 6.5 infants died per 1,000 live births, down from 6.8 in 2018.
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Coroner ID’s man found dead in alley in Jacobs neighborhood Thursday, Oct 1 2020
A coroner said 35-year-old Jeremy Lind was found dead in an alley near the 3600 block of Lentz Ave. around 11:45 p.m. Wednesday.
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Foul play involved in death of man found on Quincy Street, police say Thursday, Oct 1 2020
A police spokesperson said officers found the man dead in the backseat of a car on Quincy Street.
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Hall of Famer Johnny Bench to auction memorabilia Thursday, Oct 1 2020
Johnny Bench's items will be auctioned on Nov. 14 at the Louisville Slugger Museum and Factory in Kentucky.
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Boil water advisory issued for Scottsburg, Indiana Thursday, Oct 1 2020
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Customers who have questions can contact the utility office at 812-752-4343.
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Coroner’s office identifies woman killed in Shawnee neighborhood double shooting Thursday, Oct 1 2020
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The other shooting victim, a male whose age was not released, sustained injuries that appear not to be life-threatening, according to Louisville Metro Police.
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‘She Was Going To Be Somebody’: Louisville Educators Remember Breonna Taylor Thursday, Oct 1 2020
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Breonna Taylor was going to be somebody. That was obvious to her teachers and administrators at Western High School when she was a student there from 2008 to her graduation in 2011.
“Bre was brilliant,” Western High School math teacher Leah Dix-White said. Dix-White was speaking in the library of Western, with other teachers who had come together to share their memories of Taylor, less than a week after a grand jury’s decision not to indict any officers for charges directly related to her death.
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