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1 week ago | fox59.com | Sierra Hignite

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. - The Savannah Bananas are known for taking over baseball parks across the country but now they are taking over classrooms across Indiana. This is all part of the STARTedUP Foundation 's Fireside Chats series. Twenty schools across the state tuned in for a live talk from Savannah Bananas Founder and CEO Jesse Cole. The journey that led him to creating the Savannah Bananas we know today didn't always look like a grand slam.

4 weeks ago | fox59.com | Sierra Hignite

INDIANAPOLIS - The way people are accessing GLP-1 medications Semaglutide and Tirzepatide is going to become very limited after the drugs were taken off the FDA's shortage list. Hundreds of thousands of people across the country are taking Semaglutide or Tirzepatide. Many of those people get their medication through a compounding pharmacy as opposed to getting the brand name, Ozempic or Mounjaro for example, from their local pharmacy.

4 weeks ago | cbs4indy.com | Sierra Hignite

INDIANAPOLIS – The way people are accessing GLP-1 medications Semaglutide and Tirzepatide is going to become very limited after the drugs were taken off the FDA’s shortage list. Hundreds of thousands of people across the country are taking Semaglutide or Tirzepatide. Many of those people get their medication through a compounding pharmacy as opposed to getting the brand name, Ozempic or Mounjaro for example, from their local pharmacy.

1 month ago | fox59.com | Sierra Hignite

INDIANAPOLIS (WXIN) - A social media trend is prompting lawmakers in California to introduce a bill that bans people under a certain age from purchasing specific skin care products. It all started as part of what are called "Get Ready With Me" videos online where creators show their skincare and makeup routines. The concerns started when young girls started to go into stores like Sephora and Ulta to buy "anti-aging products" so they could mimic the routines of people two and three times their age.

1 month ago | cbs4indy.com | Sierra Hignite

INDIANAPOLIS (WTTV) – A social media trend is prompting lawmakers in California to introduce a bill that bans people under a certain age from purchasing specific skin care products. It all started as part of what are called “Get Ready With Me” videos online where creators show their skincare and makeup routines. The concerns started when young girls started to go into stores like Sephora and Ulta to buy “anti-aging products” so they could mimic the routines of people two and three times their age.