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risking a rise in tensions between the u.s. and china. the death toll is rising from the devastating mckinney fire in northern california. at least two more people found dead inside their homes. the fire burning more than 56,000 acres, nearly 6,000 people under evacuation orders. also, rescuers struggling to reach flood victims in eastern kentucky. dozens of people still unaccounted for. thousands without power or water. the new danger, temperatures expected to climb into the 90s beginning tomorrow. news tonight about more missing text messages following the january 6th attack ...

SYRACUSE — A surprise presentation of the highest award in the State of Indiana was given at the end of the award presentations at the Syracuse-Wawasee Chamber of Commerce banquet

Indiana building permits nearly doubled; Rise in lumber and material prices cause rise in cost of home ownership Unmute FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WPTA21) - The U.S. Census Bureau recently released statewide totals for building permits that were issued in March 2021. It shows 2,216 single-family permits were pulled. That's the highest March total for permits since 2006. The 2,216 permits pulled in March of this year are up 55% from the number of permits pulled in March of 2020. ABC21 spoke with the CEO of the Indiana Builder's Association, Rick Wajda, who says these are nu...

Environmentalists breathed a heavy, if reluctant, sigh of relief last week when a bill to repeal the state’s wetlands protections was amended to cut regulation with a scalpel, rather than a cleaver. But more changes made to the bill on the House floor this week have them back on the defensive. In its original form, Senate Bill 389 would have repealed the state’s law regulating wetlands, leaving more than 80% of them unprotected from development. In committee last week, and after reviewing dozens of amendments, representatives amended the bill to reduce wetlands regulation on certain...