Candy Corn Ranked As The Worst Halloween Candy
It may come as no surprise that candy corn is ranked the worst Halloween candy.
It knocked circus peanuts to number two on CandyStore-dot-com’s new survey.
Thirty-thousand
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It may come as no surprise that candy corn is ranked the worst Halloween candy.
It knocked circus peanuts to number two on CandyStore-dot-com’s new survey.
Thirty-thousand
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King Arthur Flour is being recalled over concerns the product may be contaminated with E. coli.
The company expanded its voluntary recall of five-pound and 25-pound bags of unbleached
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An area railroad company is suing an Illinois regulator. Indiana Rail Road doesn’t want the Illinois Commerce Commission to enforce a law that would require two-person train crews. Their
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The Indiana Free Application for Federal Student Aid—or FAFSA—period starts today. The FAFSA is required for students to apply for 350 million dollars in Indiana student aid, along with
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As harvest season gets underway, drivers are reminded to watch for slow-moving farm vehicles in the weeks to come. Drivers are reminded to use caution and patience around the farm equipment on
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The Trump administration promises the United States-Mexico-Canada trade agreement will benefit American manufacturers.
Like the heavy equipment maker McAllister Machinery in Indianapolis,
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Indiana is the latest state to face a lawsuit over asking people who get government healthcare to work.
Four people filed the suit in Indianapolis yesterday.
Indiana requires able
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You’ve got about a year left to upgrade your driver’s license.
A law passed four years after 9/11 gave states until 2020 to redesign driver’s licenses with added security
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Illinois house lawmakers and state officials are discussing how to addresses the state’s vaping crisis.
Governor J-B Pritzker and several others are pushing legislation banning flavored
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Drivers in Evansville will have to wait a bit longer to be inconvenienced.
The Indiana Department of Transportation is pushing back the work to replace some railroad tracks through the
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