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Jay Zimmer reports. One person has died in a two-car wreck on 41 north in Henderson which snarled twin bridge traffic for a time, some Evansville civic and business leaders will find first hand next month what it mans to be homeless, and a ribbon cutting for the long-awaited Penguins of Patagonia exhibit at Mesker Park Zoo is this week.

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An arrest in an Evansville shooting, a woman is sentenced in an Evansville murder case, and more on today's "News at Noon" with Jay Zimmer. 

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Jay Zimmer reports. Arrest documents show what happened before police shot and killed a man in front of a Stinson Avenue home Wednesday morning, an Owensboro convicted murderer makes a plea deal that jails him for life without parole but avoids the death penalty, and the eagerly-awaited Penguins of Patagonia exhibit at the Mesker Park Zoo is schedule to open next week.

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Jay Zimmer reports. One man is shot dead by police and another person is found dead in a Stinson Avenue home, overdose deaths are making a steady climb in Vanderburgh County according to the coroner's office, and a satellite designed and built by USI professors and students functions for nearly 1,000 days in orbit and is nearing re-entry.

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Sheila Murphy is the General Manager of the Victory Theater in downtown Evansville.  She is spearheading a campaign to raise money to duplicate and install a new marquee on the theater identical to the fabulous one that adorned the theater when it was built 100 years ago.

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Brian Medcalf reports.  Now is the time to check out your heating unit, the latest on the Next Level broadband grants, and Perry County and Tell City leaders solve and impasse on who answers 9-1-1 calls.  These stories and more in today's News at Noon.

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Jay Zimmer reports. Former Secretary of State and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Colin Powell has died, the German Township Fire Department is the first in Indiana to have women as its top two leaders, and fire displaces four family members on South Weinbach Sunday morning.

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Jay Zimmer reports. A Petersburg man is slightly injured after shots are fired into his mobile home, Indiana's Attorney General sews an Evansville company he says was a gateway top millions of scam robocalls, and over 14 thousand pounds of Butterball ground turkey is being recalled. The turkey may have pieces of blue plastic in it.

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Jay Zimmer reports. Evansville police are looking for a man who hit a fire hydrant with a stolen truck this morning, the first two Afghan refugees are expected at Owensboro's International Center this weekend even as thousands at Indiana's Camp Atterbury await resettling, and Centerpoint Energy customers express outrage at the company's request for a rate hike.

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