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What"s up Indy? From city council to street culture, get your daily dose of Indianapolis local news in just 2 minutes. Smart, sharp, and always on time. Subscribe!The Daily News Now! — Every city. Every story. AI-powered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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2:09

Soybean market brightens as China resumes buying U.S....

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2025/10/30

**Summary:**On October 30th, a major breakthrough for Indiana's farmers: China resumes buying U.S. soybeans. Over the next twelve months, China will purchase 12 million tons, with a projected 25 million tons by 2026-2028. This deal brings hope to farmers like Tyler Everett, a fifth-generation farmer, who've been struggling with low prices despite high yields. However, Secretary Brooke Rollins warns of risks, emphasizing the need to diversify markets and expand crop uses, such as in domestic ethanol

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2:13

SNAP funding ends Nov. 1. Where to find food...

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2025/10/30

Hoosiers Face SNAP Benefit Cuts: Food Pantries, Government, and Businesses Step UpDue to the federal government shutdown, over 600,000 Indiana residents may lose their Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits starting November 1st. This sudden drop in funding has led to increased demand for food pantries and free meal programs across the state. With over 200 food pantries in the Indianapolis area alone, residents can find help using apps like Community Compass or tools from the

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2:25

How the shutdown could impact free and reduced lunch...

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2025/10/30

Families in Indiana anxiously await the outcome of the federal government shutdown, as it threatens to disrupt food assistance programs like SNAP and potentially impact school meal programs. While kids can continue to receive free breakfasts and lunches at school, the long-term effects on school districts' eligibility for the Community Eligibility Provision remain uncertain. Despite some concerns, most experts expect minimal disruptions to school nutrition programs this year.The Daily News Now! —

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2:43

Local leaders funnel $1 million toward food resource...

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2025/10/30

Local leaders and organizations in Indianapolis unite to combat the impending SNAP benefit loss due to the federal government shutdown. United Way of Central Indiana and the City of Indianapolis launch a $1.2 million food relief fund, providing over a million meals for families in need. With matching grants and donations, the city's effort is amplified, and companies like Cummins and IU Health show support. The Indiana Hunger Network offers resources for food assistance, including the Community

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2:33

Over $1 million donated to Central Indiana Food...

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2025/10/30

**Summary:**In response to the impending SNAP benefits cut, Indianapolis community funders launched the Central Indiana Food Relief Fund, raising over a million dollars in just a few days. The fund supports local organizations like Gleaners Food Bank, Midwest Food Bank, and Second Helpings, providing groceries and hot meals to at-risk families. The City of Indianapolis and partners like Cummins and IU Health added an extra $200,000 to support neighborhood food pantries. The fund is urging community

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1:59

Hamilton Southeastern Intermediates-Junior High...

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2025/10/30

Hamilton Southeastern Intermediates-Junior High in Fishers switches to e-learning for Friday due to a surge in student absences, likely caused by illness. The school district, in collaboration with the Fishers Health Department, prioritizes safety by deep cleaning the campus and offering remote learning. The school aims to resume in-person classes on Monday, with other schools in the district remaining open for in-person learning.The Daily News Now! — Every city. Every story. AI-powered. Hosted on

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2:15

Sukup leading UIndy to another strong start

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2025/10/30

The University of Indianapolis football team, the Greyhounds, are making waves in Division Two with a remarkable seven and one record. Quarterback Gavin Sukup leads a high-scoring offense, ranking second nationally with nearly forty-seven points per game. Sukup's impressive stats, including a seventy-three percent completion rate and twenty-three touchdowns, have him in the running for the Harlon Hill Award. The team's focus is on maintaining consistency to secure a playoff spot, with their next

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2:16

'It helps a lot' | Greenwood ministry preparing for...

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2025/10/30

Central Indiana families brace for SNAP shutdown, with over 600,000 Hoosiers relying on these benefits. The Impact Center at Mount Pleasant Christian Church in Greenwood sees increased demand, with over 400 families seeking help this week. The food pantry, which allows families to choose their own food based on points, is preparing for a potential surge in need as the shutdown continues. Leaders are gearing up to meet the increased demand, offering groceries, hot meals, and a sense of community.The

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2:45

IU student newspaper adviser firing a 'direct...

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2025/10/30

Former Indiana University student newspaper adviser, Jim Rodenbush, files a lawsuit against the university, alleging First Amendment rights violation. Rodenbush was fired after refusing to censor content to align with administration demands. The university's actions are part of a broader pattern of limiting speech on campus, including the suppression of Palestine solidarity protests and the governor's control over trustee selection. Free speech organizations and the Reporters Committee for Freedom

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2:13

Future Ag leaders convene in Indianapolis for 2025...

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2025/10/30

Thousands of students gather at the Indiana Convention Center for the National FFA Convention and Expo, showcasing over 350 careers in agriculture. The event, held annually in Indianapolis until 2040, offers hands-on experiences, college connections, and awards for student achievements, highlighting the diverse opportunities in the industry beyond traditional farming.The Daily News Now! — Every city. Every story. AI-powered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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2:44

Indianapolis Public Schools changes Office of Racial...

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2025/10/30

Indianapolis Public Schools rebrands its Office of Racial Equity to Office of Strategic Excellence amidst national pushback on diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives. Despite quiet rebrand, equity remains a priority, with the new office led by Patricia Payne and focusing on student success regardless of background or identity.The Daily News Now! — Every city. Every story. AI-powered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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2:08

FBI: Marine kidnapped, molested 12-year-old Indiana girl

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2025/10/30

24-year-old Marine from North Carolina, William Richard Roy, arrested for kidnapping and sexually assaulting a 12-year-old girl from Lake County, Indiana. Roy met the girl on TikTok, traveled to Indiana, and was tracked down by the FBI in Durham, North Carolina. He now faces serious federal charges, and the investigation is ongoing.The Daily News Now! — Every city. Every story. AI-powered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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2:19

Plainfield middle school earns ESPN honor for...

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2025/10/30

Plainfield Community Middle School in Indiana has been recognized by ESPN and Special Olympics North America for its exceptional commitment to inclusion and respect. The school was named to the ESPN Honor Roll for Indiana, highlighting its efforts to create an inclusive environment for all students, both with and without intellectual disabilities. This recognition comes after the school received the Unified Champion Schools national banner, which requires schools to meet ten national standards of

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2:51

Ten years after Scott County's historic HIV outbreak,...

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2025/10/30

In Austin, Indiana, a decade ago, an HIV outbreak ravaged the community, tied to intravenous drug use. Governor Mike Pence's delayed action exacerbated the crisis, but Indiana's first syringe exchange program turned the tide. This program, offering clean needles and resources, halted the rise of HIV cases and connected people to health services. However, the program's end in 2021 raised concerns about increased HIV cases and the persistence of underlying issues like addiction and poverty. Despite

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2:16

Sec. Noem speaks in Gary about ICE operations

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2025/10/30

Operation Midway Blitz was launched in Indiana, targeting truck drivers using fake licenses. Authorities arrested 223 people, including 146 drivers, in a crackdown aimed at addressing safety and security concerns. The operation follows a controversial ICE raid in Gary, which left a family separated and sparked debate about the impact of such raids on communities. Despite local leadership's distance from the event, the operation continues to fuel discussions about immigration policies and their

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1:59

Federal government grants loan for Wabash Valley...

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2025/10/30

Wabash Valley Resources secures $1.5B federal loan for ammonia fertilizer plant in West Terre Haute, sparking controversy over carbon storage and job creation.The Daily News Now! — Every city. Every story. AI-powered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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1:47

City-County Council seeks HR reform following...

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2025/10/30

📢 Attention all! The City-County Council's Rules and Public Policy Committee recently held a lengthy meeting to revamp the city's HR policies following a series of sexual harassment allegations. The committee, in response, established a working group to complete an independent investigation by Fisher Phillips and identify policy shortcomings.During the meeting, councilors heard presentations from the city's corporation counsel, the National Women's Defense League, and the Society for Human Resource

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2:14

Residents can turn to these Indianapolis food...

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2025/10/30

Indianapolis residents brace for potential federal government shutdown, which could cut off SNAP benefits and lead to increased demand at local food pantries. Several pantries across the city are preparing for an influx of visitors, offering flexible hours and drive-thru services. Some pantries have relaxed their service area rules, while others require proof of address or an appointment. Local organizations are stepping up to fill the gap, encouraging those in need to seek help. The need for food

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1:58

‘You are going to die today’: Indianapolis man...

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2025/10/30

In a chilling case out of Indianapolis, Ivy Sisson was convicted on seven felony charges for kidnapping his wife, including armed kidnapping and criminal confinement, domestic battery, and intimidation. The victim recounted a terrifying ordeal, including being hit with a gun, threatened with death, and forced to dig her own grave. Sisson is set to be sentenced on November 17th, and officials are reminding victims of domestic violence that help is available.The Daily News Now! — Every city. Every

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1:52

Deadly stabbing hits close to home for area businesses

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2025/10/30

In downtown Indianapolis, a deadly stabbing at a gas station near Lucas Oil Stadium has left one man dead and another in the hospital. The incident, which started as an argument, has businesses like Empire Street Bar and Grille on edge. Despite police confirming the victim was the aggressor, the community is urged to practice conflict resolution and not let this incident define the area. Local business owners hope visitors will continue to support events and keep downtown Indianapolis thriving.The

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