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Noah Crenshaw

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As seen in: Daily Journal (Franklin, IN), The Republic, The Tribune (Seymour, IN), Greenfield Daily Reporter, Vincennes Sun-Commercial, Our Community Now, Brown County Democrat, The Lebanon Reporter, Wabash Plain Dealer
Covers:  Local Government; Indiana; Indiana Issues; U.S. Regional; Elections; Columbus, Indiana; Jackson County, Indiana; Seymour, Indiana
Assistant Editor @ AIM Media Indiana 📰 • @UIndyAlumni • Tips: ncrenshaw@aimmediaindiana.com

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Noah Crenshaw’s Biography

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I'm an assistant editor for AIM Media Indiana. l provide editorial support and news coverage for the company, specifically at The Republic in Columbus and The Tribune in Jackson County, both in Indiana.

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Indiana weather station infrastructure lacking; mesonet expansion exploration underway - Daily Jo...

Indiana weather station infrastructure lacking; mesonet expansion exploration underway - Daily Jo...

An expansion of weather monitoring equipment across Indiana could improve forecasting for meteorologists. But…

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Presidential candidate Mike Pence makes Columbus pit stop for fundraiser - Daily Journal

Presidential candidate Mike Pence makes Columbus pit stop for fundraiser - Daily Journal

COLUMBUS - Former Vice President Mike Pence returned to his roots at a campaign fundraiser Wednesday, talking…

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Experts talk sexual abuse reporting, importance of prevention education - Daily Journal

Experts talk sexual abuse reporting, importance of prevention education - Daily Journal

Oftentimes, it's very difficult for the survivors to talk about sexual abuse.

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Training tests knowledge gained from Greenwood mall shooting - Daily Journal

Training tests knowledge gained from Greenwood mall shooting - Daily Journal

The training exercise began around 9:01 a.m. Thursday with what sounded like gunshots inside Greenwood Commun…

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Greenwood officials say policies were updated after 2016 tasing incident

Greenwood officials say policies were updated after 2016 tasing incident

Greenwood officials say the police department revised its training and procedures following the 2016 tasing i…

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'Fighting for Charlie:' Mother speaks out following Greenwood police tasing lawsuit - Daily Journ...

'Fighting for Charlie:' Mother speaks out following Greenwood police tasing lawsuit - Daily Journ...

A Trafalgar mother is speaking out about the settlement of a wrongful death lawsuit filed against the Greenwo…

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Columbus man receives 27-year federal sentence for sexually exploiting child

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By Noah Crenshaw Verified
| The Republic Verified
A Columbus man will serve a little more than 27 years in federal prison after sexually exploiting a child in his care. Andrew Wade Case, 39, was sentenced to 27 years and three months in federal prison, followed by a lifetime of supervised release, after pleading guilty to sexual exploitation of a child, as well as distribution and possession of child sexual abuse material, on Aug. 25 in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Indiana after pleading guilty.
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Hubbell to have new murder trial; appellate court declines to reverse ruling vacating conviction

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| Daily Journal (Franklin, IN) Verified
By Noah Crenshaw | The (Columbus) Republic An Indiana appellate court cleared the way for a Bartholomew County man incarcerated for the 1999 murder of a Taylorsville woman to get a new trial after declining to overturn a local judge’s ruling granting the man a new trial.
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Appellate court declines to reverse ruling vacating Jason Hubbell murder conviction

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By Noah Crenshaw Verified
| The Republic Verified
An Indiana appellate court cleared the way for a Bartholomew County man incarcerated for the 1999 murder of a Taylorsville woman to get a new trial after declining to overturn a local judge’s ruling granting the man a new trial.
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Awards

Blue Ribbon Daily - Hoosier State Press Association

2022 - General news

Along with the rest of the staff of the Daily Journal, I received this award which honors journalistic excellence in the state of Indiana. The award is the highest accolade given by the Hoosier State Press Association, and is awarded to the daily newspaper that best serves its readers, regardless of circulation size. Judges who work as journalists in another state judge three issues of the newspaper to determine which newspaper best serves its readers based on the breadth and depth of coverage, quality of reporting and copy editing, news judgment and content balance, general appearance, originality, reader interest and overall professionalism.