Biography
Bob joined WXIN Fox 59 in 1991. He anchors Fox News at 10, one of the most successful newscasts in the Fox network. Besides his work at the ...
Eric Wells' father reacts to Ind. Supreme Court ruling on blood draw
December 10, 2012
David Bisard will face drunk driving charges in the death of a motorcyclist. Monday, the Indiana Supreme Court ruled prosecutors can use the blood evidence at the center of so much controversy.
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Gun sales on the rise as Hoosiers worry about gun law changes
November 30, 2012
Business has never been better at Don’s Guns. Like most gun stores in Indiana, sales have been skyrocketing.
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Exclusive: Governor-elect Mike Pence talks about his plans for the state
November 21, 2012
Governor-elect Mike Pence is rolling up his sleeves and getting to work in more ways than one these days.
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Exclusive: Governor Mitch Daniels reflects on eight years in office
November 5, 2012
He has become such a familiar figure in Indiana that some Hoosiers have almost forgotten a time when Mitch Daniels wasn't governor. But, voters will elect his successor Tuesday.
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Candidates for U.S. Senate square off in first debate Monday
October 15, 2012
The first debate between the Indiana candidates for United States Senate was a key moment in a race that has been too close to call almost from the very beginning.
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Gubernatorial candidatesl face off in first debate before election
October 10, 2012
The debate in Zionsville was the first time the candidates for governor shared a stage and debated issues. It was a chance for Democrat John Gregg, Republican Mike Pence and Libertarian Rupert Boneham to introduce themselves on state wide TV.
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Sen. Dan Coats weighs in on upcoming presidential election
October 10, 2012
Indiana Senator Dan Coats has some strong opinions about the upcoming presidential election—and he says the stakes can’t get any higher.
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Broad Ripple jeweler back to work following home invasion shooting
October 4, 2012
Gary Thrapp is back at work with a bullet still lodged inside him. It hurts, but Thrapp isn't about to complain.
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Thieves steal copper wires from nonprofit's heating and cooling systems
September 27, 2012
A check of the heating and cooling systems at Forest Manor Multi-Service Center brought anger and then sadness.
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Emergency rules brought on by stage collapse set to expire after 2013
September 27, 2012
It’s the tragedy that changed everything in Indiana. When the State Fair stage collapsed, killing seven and injuring more than 40 others, state officials moved quickly to pass new rules for outdoor events and stages.
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Hoosiers gather to remember country's prisoners of war, missing in action
September 21, 2012
It was a good day to remember at the Indiana War Memorial.
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Whale of a Sale now underway at Meridian Village Plaza
September 20, 2012
The lines were long, but the customers were both patient and excited at what’s called the "Whale of a Sale" Thursday.
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Contents of high school's time capsule remain a mystery
September 19, 2012
They dug through the past—but the past remains shrouded in mystery.
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Troy Riggs' attendance at roll call stark contrast to predecessor
September 18, 2012
Troy Riggs seemed to go out of his way to make a good first impression as he attended roll call at IMPD’s North District.
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Your Kids' Health: Monkey in My Chair
September 5, 2012
You'll find an extra student sitting in one classroom at Reagan Elementary School in Brownsburg.
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Purdue students gather to honor Neil Armstrong
August 27, 2012
He was an American hero but also a proud Purdue University alumnus. Astronaut Neil Armstrong, the first man to walk on the moon, died Saturday at the age of 82.
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Fox59 begins building this year's Habitat for Humanity home Friday
August 10, 2012
Friday is a huge day for Fox59. It marks the start of the build for this year's Fox 59 Habitat House.
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Indianapolis man paints lawn green in drought's wake
July 16, 2012
Tim Birdwell's lawn looked just like everyone else's in Central Indiana.
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Scammers using heat wave to trick unsuspecting victims
July 12, 2012
It is a scam that uses the power of the federal government and the recent heat wave to steal from unsuspecting victims.
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Organization photographs homeless veterans to raise awareness
July 6, 2012
They are the stories etched in the faces of former warriors, the soldiers who came back home to this country and who struggled so hard to adjust that they ended up on the street.
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Truck driver shortage driving up cost of freight
June 25, 2012
The trucking industry might be vital to the economy, but that hasn’t prevented a truck driver shortage from driving up the cost of freight recently.
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Broad Ripple woman beats brain tumor with humor's help
June 1, 2012
Not everyone would laugh in the face of the kind of adversity facing Vanessa Pippenger. Five years ago when Vanessa was a student at IU, she suffered a seizure. An MRI revealed a walnut-sized, grade three malignant brain tumor. It’s not the diagnosis any healthy 21-year-old expects.
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IU Health, Habitat for Humanity partner to build homes for Henryville
May 18, 2012
The pictures have become all too familiar. The devastation tornadoes caused in Henryville took a toll on the lives and more specifically, the homes of an entire community.
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Playing with Fire: Parents, lawmakers warn of novelty lighter dangers
May 17, 2012
Tegan Ferguson is a typical little boy. That means he’s curious. But three years ago when the Trafalgar boy was just five years old, his curiosity got the better of him with disasterous results.
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The Monon Center's latest attraction set to open Memorial Day
May 10, 2012
Surf’s up in Carmel. At least it is at the Monon Center where the newest water attraction has Hoosiers hanging 10.
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Friends shocked woman's body was left in north side building
May 2, 2012
Pauline Keller's friends reacted with shock and disbelief at the news her body had been discovered in an abandoned casket in a vacant building on North Meridian Street.
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Lugar, Mourdock meet for first and final debate in U.S. Senate race
April 11, 2012
The debate between Senator Richard Lugar and State Treasurer Richard Mourdock was the most anticipated of the Indiana primary season.
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Woman uses social media to return camera full of Super Bowl pictures
February 15, 2012
When the final gun sounded at the end of the Super Bowl, Giants fans in Lucas Oil Stadium rejoiced and rushed to take pictures of their team's victory. Tom McGee was no different.
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Super Bowl Host Committee to dispose of lost items by the week
February 7, 2012
Whether they bought anything or not, there was still a hidden cost for thousands of fans who went to the Super Bowl festivities. That cost is represented in all of the items that were dropped, misplaced or otherwise lost by fans on the Zipline, in the Super Bowl Village or at the NFL Experience.
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Charlie White speaks out following voter fraud conviction
February 6, 2012
Indiana's Democrats are suing to get the candidate who lost to Charlie White appointed as the new Secretary of State.
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St. Elmo, Harry & Izzy's prepare for rush of Super Bowl patrons
January 19, 2012
It's certainly one of the oldest and arguably the most famous restaurants in town. St. Elmo Steakhouse downtown has seen more than its share of huge events in the Circle City but nothing like a Super Bowl.
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Contracting scheme victim speaks out, suspect remains at-large
January 12, 2012
The search continues for a man accused of swindling an elderly woman out of her money as part of a contracting scheme.
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Cyber Monday sales to top $1 Billion
November 28, 2011
If you didn't buy anything during the holiday weekend, you were one of the few. Between Cyber Monday and Black Friday, this has been an encouraging start to the holiday shopping season.
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Experts: Gas prices won't keep travelers off the road this Thanksgiving
November 21, 2011
Experts say the cost of gas won't keep travelers off the road this Thanksgiving weekend. On the contrary, AAA says this holiday will be the first one this year that sees an increase in travel over last year. They say everyone is just ready to hit the road or take to the sky.
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Dash cam video shows violent end to police chase in Lafayette
November 18, 2011
An attack on police ended with gunshots. Dash cam video of the violent end to a police chase was released Friday.
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Lucas Estate: full of beauty... and surprises
November 9, 2011
Calling it a Dream House isn't really fair, because no one dreams this big. The Lucas Estate is a magnificent mansion unlike any other in Indiana. It's almost 25,000 square feet of living space. It has seven bedrooms, 12 bathrooms and 40 acres of property.
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Committee unveils details about Super Bowl Village
October 28, 2011
Super Bowl organizers gave a look into what has now become the not-too distant future of downtown Indianapolis Friday.
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State Fair stage hands claim they are being unfairly targeted
October 13, 2011
The ongoing state investigation has sparked anger from the union representing stage hands. State investigators served search warrants at a union hall Thursday.
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Judge rules in favor of Pacer's owner Herb Simon
September 15, 2011
Herb Simon spoke out for the first time Thursday, after getting vindicated in a bitter court fight with his family's former nanny.
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Exclusive: Pacers owner Herb Simon speaks out about judge's verdict
September 15, 2011
Herb Simon spoke out for the first time Thursday, after getting vindicated in a bitter court fight with his family's former nanny.
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Therapy dogs greet soldiers returning from overseas
September 14, 2011
A wagging welcome met a group of soldiers returning from overseas Wednesday. The specially trained dogs helped brighten up the mood as troops waited to be processed.
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Purdue researchers launch app to interpret, prevent graffiti
August 22, 2011
You see it on street signs, along alley ways and on the side of buildings. Graffiti is often the most obvious sign of gang activity in a neighborhood. For law enforcement, it's much more than an eyesore, though.
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Free Bedtime Story for Kids
January 7, 2011
AStoryBeforeBed.com is offering up a great freebie for parents who are members of one of the branches of the U.S. Armed Forces who are deploying or already deployed away from their children for any amount of time. If you are eligible, you can to sign up for free unlimited recordings from A Story Before Bed. Just fill out the form here to apply. You will receive an e-mail confirming your subscription to their newsletter. Click on the link in the confirmation e-mail and they’ll be in touch with your free recordings. That’s it!
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How to Buy Tone Body Wash, 2 Tubes of Colgate Toothpaste and a Gillette Fusion Razor for $2.35!
December 25, 2010
As the New Year rolls around, let's make a commitment to each other to try and buy more for less! Let's see if we can save $5,000 on our grocery bill and still donate $5,000 worth of food to our local food pantry. It can be done, and we can do it together.
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Over 100 Freebies to Enjoy on Your Birthday!
December 17, 2010
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Great Deals Today!
December 15, 2010
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Great Gift Card Promotions!
December 10, 2010
Gift Card Promos
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Score Free Tissue Paper at Walgreens!
December 8, 2010
WOW!!! Check out this Bargin you can score at Walgreens…
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Target Deal of the Day & Disney Deals!
December 5, 2010
The Target Deal of the Day is on these Paul Frank for Target Juniors Julius Cozy Robe Collection! They are on sale buy one at $24.95 get one free + qualify for FREE shipping. Well, here’s where this deal gets better…
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Links to Coupon Deals!
November 30, 2010
Here are links to websites my family and I use all the time. I hope they help you do more for less!
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Bob's Bargains: Tuesday, November 30, 2010
November 29, 2010
From 11/30/10 until 12/16/10, Amazon is offering up 17 days of video game deals. Today, 11/30, they are offering 30% to 40% off select Disney video games! Plus, these games ship FREE with Amazon Prime or on $25 or more with Super Saver Shipping.
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12 FREE Days of Indy Christmas!
November 29, 2010
Enjoy affordable fun for the family over the holidays. Each of the Indianapolis attractions listed below will offer free admission on one of the 12 days leading up to Christmas.
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Save 20% and David and Mary Salon and Spa
November 29, 2010
Today and tomorrow only, David and Mary Salon & Spa in Clay Terrace is offering 20% off online gift card purchases. Go here to get this deal.
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Save 55% at e.l.f.
November 29, 2010
Great Stocking Stuffer Idea.
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Monogrammed Stockings With Shipping $8!
November 29, 2010
Through midnight tonight, you'll receive 20% off plus FREE shipping at both The Company Store and Company Kids with the coupon code 1DY20OFF at checkout (keep in mind that this code cannot be applied to clearance items).
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Free Gifts from Bath and Body Works
November 28, 2010
Bath & Body Works has a new rewards club available! Head on over here to sign up for the LUV BBW Club! You will receive a LUV BBW Club Membership card in the mail and you’ll be able to use this card to score a FREE GIFT on the Thursday of your choice each month when you come into their store!
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Wine Enthusiast subscription for only $2.99 year.
November 24, 2010
Use this link to get a subscription to the Wine Enthusiast for only $2.99 a year. Thats' a savings of $32 a year. Just enter promo code "wine" at checkout and the price will automatically adjust.
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Black Friday Restaurant Deals
November 23, 2010
Print this list of Restaurant Deals and coupons so you can save even more on Black Friday! Thanks Hip2Save for the info!
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Save on Dog Food!
November 22, 2010
OK animal lovers - it's time to stock up on some premium dog food at Petsmart. You can buy AvoDerm Premium Dog Food from PetSmart for as low as $0.99!
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Digital Coupons Save Time and Money!
November 22, 2010
Coupons are a great way to save money. Yesterday, I spent $99 on groceries and saved $95...almost half! When I tell people how easy it is I sometimes hear, "But it takes too long." Do what I do, go here and load them directly to your rewards card. It's free and easy.
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Free Products at Bath & Body Works
November 21, 2010
Save money at Bath & Body Works by downloading these coupons.
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Tips on saving money at the grocery store
November 10, 2010
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