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Madison Stacey

  • Digital Content Coordinator, Heartland Film
  • Digital Specialist, Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana
As seen in: Bustle, KING-TV (Seattle, WA), KHOU-TV (Houston, TX), WKYC-TV (Cleveland, OH), WXIA-TV (Atlanta, GA), WFAA-TV (Dallas, TX), WUSA-TV (Washington, DC), KGW-TV (Portland, OR), WTHR-TV (Indianapolis, IN), WVEC-TV (Norfolk, VA) and
writer & storyteller @WTHRcom

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Police say day care employees tried to take a THC edible in class. A 1-year-old took it instead

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By Madison Stacey
| KENS-TV (San Antonio, TX) Verified
LEBANON, Ind. — Two day care employees were charged with neglect of a dependent after a child consumed THC at their facility. The employees tried to take edibles while in the classroom, according to the Lebanon Police Department. The Lebanon Police Department said they received notification from a concerned parent regarding the potential exposure of their 1-year-old child to THC at the Just Be Kids Learning Center day care facility in Lebanon.
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Carroll County prosecutor files motion saying Richard Allen’s lawyers should be found in contempt of court

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By Madison Stacey
| WHAS-TV (Louisville, KY) Verified
DELPHI, Ind. — Nearly two weeks after the Indiana Supreme Court decided Delphi murders suspect Richard Allen’s defense team could be reinstated, the Carroll County prosecutor is maintaining his attorneys should be found in contempt of court. A court order filed on Monday sees Prosecutor Nick McLeland listing out 25 reasons why he believes Judge Frances Gull, who defense attorneys Brad Rozzi and Andrew Baldwin want removed from the case altogether, should be held in contempt of court.
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For the first time in 221 years, two cicada broods will emerge from underground in ‘mindblowing’ display

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By Madison Stacey
| WLTX-TV (Columbia, SC) Verified
INDIANAPOLIS — Bugged by all this snow? Brace yourselves. We’re in for storms of a different sort come summertime. Think hoards of bloody-eyed cicadas that have muscled their way up to earth’s surface from underground lairs. These are beefed up bugs, trillions of them. Fueled up and strong from their nymph days spent sucking down plant root juices, whose translucent wings will greet the light of day for the first time in their lives.
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