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Family remembers 13-year-old ‘good girl’ killed in northeast side shooting

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By Melea VanOstrand Verified
| WISH-TV (Indianapolis, IN) Verified
INDIANAPOLIS — A family is mourning the loss of a 13-year-old girl shot and killed at an apartment complex on Indianapolis’ northeast side Saturday morning. Now, her loved ones are remembering the young girl behind the headlines, while calling for answers about who took her life. To her family, Andrea Eguia was more than a 13-year-old girl who lost her life to gun violence. “She wasn’t judgmental, she wasn’t evil, she was a good girl,” Andrea’s aunt Marina Bontempo said.
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Airbnb tightens Halloween party restrictions as IMPD shares safety tips

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By Melea VanOstrand Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Follow Airbnb tightens Halloween party restrictions as IMPD shares safety tips Mon, October 26, 2026 at 6:20 PM EDT INDIANAPOLIS - Halloween parties can draw big crowds, but Airbnb is working to prevent disruptive gatherings at its rental properties. The company is using technology to flag potentially high-risk bookings, looking at factors like the length of stay.
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Indianapolis office market shows signs of rebound, report says Original

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By Melea VanOstrand Verified
| WISH-TV (Indianapolis, IN) Verified
INDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis’ office market is showing signs of a rebound, with businesses filling more space and some vacant downtown buildings finding new uses, according to a new report. Even so, challenges remain. Cities have grappled with empty office buildings since the pandemic as companies reassess how much space they need. In the third quarter of 2026, the Indianapolis market’s office vacancy rate was 20.4%, the report said.
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