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Indiana's Lt. Governor talks about rural broadband internet, more catalytic converter thefts in Evansville, and more on today's News at Noon with Jay Zimmer. 

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Jay Zimmer reports. EVSC Administrators adopt a wait and see attitude as they watch a spike in COVID cases before deciding on school opening policies, Indiana State Police troopers are getting new body cameras and in-car dash-cams under Governor Holcomb's recent mandate, and the Space Race between two billionaire entrepreneurs may be decided this weekend.

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The story of the formation of the Evansville Wartime Museum and the effort to find and secure a homebuilt P-47

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Brian Medcalf reports. Terre Haute mourns a 30 year veteran police officer gunned down from Ambush on Wednesday, a mistrial is declared in the case of James Morrow when the jury deadlocks, and two World War II Vintage aircraft are taking people on demonstration flights starting today.

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Jay Zimmer reports.

You've probably noticed gas prices moving upward... but in this case, what goes up doesn't necessarily come down, Evansville police are seeking three teenagers as suspects in a home invasion and armed robbery, and Easter Seals will celebrate a milestone anniversary in Evansville with a special ceremony tomorrow.

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Jay Zimmer reports.  

A suspect is in custody following a 4th of July shooting in a south side parking lot, three vintage World War II aircraft are due to land at Evansville Regional Airport tomorrow and taxi to the Evansville Wartime Museum, and an Indiana search and rescue team is among those sifting rubble at that Florida collapsed condo tower.

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More troubles for a former Evansville youth minister accused of sexual misconduct in Tennessee, a Posey County man is accused of trying to get drugs smuggled in to him in the Posey County Jail, and a Dubois County Jail correction officer is on leave, accused of a sexual liaison with an inmate.

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Introduction of the 2021 summer musical for PEF and EVSC

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Jay Zimmer reports. There's been an accidental drowning at Perry County's Rainbow Lake, the youth minister fired after his arrest on rape charges worked for an Evansville church at the time of his arrest, and the Vanderburgh Sheriff's Department investigation file on misappropriations in Darmstadt goes to the prosecutor's Office.

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Jay Zimmer reports. Internet-Cable Company WOW is selling to Astound Broadband, the male black bear spotted near Elberfeld is becoming a sort of town mascot, and two dogs are rescued from a Louisiana Street house fire but a pet parrot doesn't survive.

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