Ind. Stage Collapse Victims May Get More Money

Indiana lawmakers consider introducing a bill that would give more compensation to the victim's of the stage collapse

The victim's of last summer's stage collapse in Indiana could receive more money from the state.

Indiana lawmakers are thinking about introducing legislation this week that would give the victims an additional $4 million dollars, according to the Associated Press.

Lawmakers hope the extra money will pay for medical costs not covered by the $5 million dollars they've already received from the state.

Seven people died and 58 others were injured when the stage rigging fell at the Fair back in August.

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