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Freezing Rain Delays Schools, Contributes to Crashes

INDIANAPOLIS (AP): Freezing rain across much of central and northern Indiana coated roads with ice overnight, contributing to many crashes. State police say a woman was killed when her SUV spun out yesterday evening on a snow-slick Interstate 65 near Roselawn in northwestern Indiana and was struck by a car and a semi. Police say 28-year-old Ashley Rogers of Avon died soon after the crash. Icy roads also caused several crashes in the Lafayette area. The freezing rain ended early today but officials warned slick conditions could continue.

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