Secret Service shoots man, who is believed to have traveled from Indiana to D.C, in 'armed confrontation' near White House
Man carrying firearm near White House shot by U.S. Secret Service, agency says
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U.S. Secret Service says it shot a man near the White House after a confrontation
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Veterans gear up for Honor Flight of Southern Indiana
The Honor Flight of Southern Indiana is gearing up for its next trip to Washington, D.C. 86 veterans and their chaperones will visit the memorials on May 3. Today
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Liberty Twp. girl advances to National Spelling Bee in Washington D.C.
Dozens of spellers gathered Saturday for the WCPO-9 Regional Bee in Cincinnati, and winners from the regional competition at the Cincinnati Public Schools' Education Center will compete in the Scripps National Bee later this year.
As Congress debates spending cuts, half a million Hoosiers could join ranks of the uninsured
The big question of whether and how much Congress may cut Medicaid could have a significant impact in Indiana as lawmakers debate the next budget.
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'We just want to live normal lives': Indiana families advocate for bleeding disorder patients
One Indianapolis family is packing their bags for Washington, D.C. to advocate for better healthcare policies for those with bleeding disorders.
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Caitlin Clark effect: Washington Mystics move two Indiana Fever games to bigger venue
7 will be moved to CFG Bank Arena in Baltimore, Maryland, approximately an hour drive from Washington D.C. This is the second ... sight for Fever road games. Indiana will also play the Connecticut ...
Cardinal McElroy calls for compassion in immigration policy as he prepares to lead in Washington
Cardinal Robert McElroy, the bishop of San Diego who is preparing to take over as archbishop of Washington, D.C. next month, has called for a compassionate approach toward refugees and immigrants who are in the United States illegally.