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The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department has created a new program to address the wide-reaching effects of gun violence on families across Marion County.

100 Days Later, What Has Biden Actually Done? Refinery29 12 hrs ago Natalie Gontcharova On Wednesday night, Biden announced the sweeping, New Deal-like $1.8 trillion American Families Plan — an unprecedented federal investment in education, childcare, and paid family leave — which would be paid for by raising taxes on the wealthiest Americans. In that same speech, his first address to Congress, Biden urged Congress to pass the George Floyd Justice In Policing Act by next month, the first anniversary of George Floyd’s death. The bill seeks to end certain deadly police...

Reps. Ken Buck, Ted Budd and Markwayne Mullin join 'Fox & Friends First.' Mourners held a vigil for the eight FedEx workers slain Thursday — allegedly by a former co-worker — as Indianapolis reels from the nation’s latest mass shooting. About 50 people mourners attended the vigil at Olivet Missionary Baptist Church, according to The Indianapolis Star. Savana DeLao and Michelle Parks would have been working at the facility Thursday night under normal circumstances, but DeLao left work early, and Parks didn’t work her usual shift, claiming something "didn’t feel right," acco...

FedEx shooting suspect legally purchased rifles months after shotgun was seized from his home Sarah Nelson, Arika Herron and John Bacon, USA TODAY NETWORK Indianapolis mayor says no evidence will 'restore the lives' lost in FedEx shooting Replay Video UP NEXT INDIANAPOLIS – The suspected gunman in the mass shooting that left eight people dead at a FedEx building legally purchased the two rifles used in the massacre just months after a shotgun was seized from his home, authorities said.  A trace of the two guns revealed that suspect Brandon Scott Hole, 19, legally bought...

FedEx shooting suspect legally purchased rifles months after shotgun was seized from his home Sarah Nelson, Arika Herron and John Bacon, USA TODAY NETWORK Indianapolis mayor says no evidence will 'restore the lives' lost in FedEx shooting Replay Video UP NEXT INDIANAPOLIS – The suspected gunman in the mass shooting that left eight people dead at a FedEx building legally purchased the two rifles used in the massacre just months after a shotgun was seized from his home, authorities said.  A trace of the two guns revealed that suspect Brandon Scott Hole, 19, legally bought...