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How Indiana residents can get federal money after Trump's disaster declaration Original

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By Jordan Smith Verified
| The Indianapolis Star Verified
The federal government will cover uninsured or underinsured losses for both renters and homeowners. • Residents in 21 Indiana counties, including Hamilton and Marion, are eligible to apply. • A new state resource connects residents with local resources based on their ZIP code. Residents of more than 20 Indiana counties, including Hamilton and Marion, affected by recent flooding and severe storms can now apply for financial assistance from the federal government as well as the state.
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Indy's land-taking lawsuit ignites dispute over Monon Trail property rights

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By Jordan Smith Verified
| The Indianapolis Star Verified
Joseph and Leslie Price say the tree line between their north-side home and the Monon Trail has functioned as a privacy fence over the 34 years they've watched the defunct railbed transform into Indy's premier rail trail. The city of Indianapolis is now suing the Prices, however, to take ownership of a swath of land that extends past those trees into the couple's backyard.
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He thought he'd die on the street. A new Indy program housed him and 230 others

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By Jordan Smith Verified
| The Indianapolis Star Verified
Kenneth Washington was living in a tent across the street from a half-million-dollar home in Fountain Square when he hit his rock bottom.
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