
Police Seek Help Locating Missing Autistic Woman
Indianapolis police are asking the public for information about 25-year-old Nashay Binion, who was last seen on the city's south side.
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Indianapolis police are asking the public for information about 25-year-old Nashay Binion, who was last seen on the city's south side.
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The University of Indianapolis held a free public vaccine clinic at its Schwitzer Student Center, staffed in part by nursing students.
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