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• Indiana Dunes seeks to draw more overnight guests
• Rose-Hulman renames center for late president
• Thousands attend 500 Festival parade in Indy
• S. Indiana man finally received Vietnam medals
• State ends dispute over child welfare testimony
• Gunman holds hostages in NW. Ind. realty office
• Columbus weighs shift in tornado siren policy
• Manufacturers bemoan low Ind. recycling rates
• Ivy Tech eyes Marion aquaponics center, greenhouse
• Dry spring causing concern for holiday weekend
• Indy speedway replaces stage following inspection
• Man arrested after stabbing near Indy Speedway
• Calumet Specialty Products plans Indy expansion
• Former Notre Dame leader Hesburgh turns 95
• Kokomo public library starts lending iPads
• Bike shop offers transportation for job seekers
• Bloomington firefighters get public gardens
• First degree at age 87 spurs quest for another
• Project uncovers stories behind roadside crosses
• Lawsuit: School ignored sex between coach, player
• Calif. man charged with seeking sex with girl, 11
• Board restricts doctor charged in Ind. cop chase
• Ind., ex-deputy charged with stealing oxycodone
• Indy teacher arrested on child pornography charges
• 6 horses found malnourished in northwestern Ind.
• Purdue uses $2M grant to continue Afghan mission
• Ind. non-profit gets $1.2M grant to help ex-cons
• Indianapolis gets $600,000 to help clean up sites
• Record heat possible over parts of Indiana
• Man gets 120 years for slayings of C. Ind. couple
• Wabash College president to step down in a year
• Kokomo, Carmel students Ind.'s Mr. Science, Math
• Critics: Ind. withholds mentally ill kids' care
• Public art venture to raise money for urban farms
• Pending GED changes a challenge for some adults
• Venues find booking top acts harder than ever
• Stigma a barrier to getting help for hearing loss
• 500 princess has family ties to 3-time Indy winner
• Purdue team takes aneurysm research to DC
• Frankton family starring in online Mitsubishi ad
• Indy parks rank poorly for accessibility, spending
• C. Ind. district reviewing test breach allegations
• 100 new trees planned for Terre Haute neighborhood
• N. Ind. man charged in son's death doesn't testify
• Ex-wrestler gets probation for attack on teammate
• Lawmakers to study auto plates, child protection
• Painting by famed Ind. artist found behind canvas
• Judges impose dress code for Grant County courts
• Hundreds attend funeral for slain Indy pastor
• US reaches pollution agreement at BP Indiana plant
• Ex-Purdue dean gets probation in shoplifting case
• Shelbyville officials rule fairgrounds fire arson
• Terre Haute mayor fighting foreclosure lawsuit
• Parents want tougher middle school classes
• Ind. teen wins elite chance for Italy opera study
• Elkhart company helps workers stop smoking
• Howard County display unlocks history of jail
• Small Ind. school district marks its final day
• Indianapolis schools laying off 94 teachers
• Driver slams into tree during NE Ind. police chase
• Supporters turn out for man charged in chase death
• School bus crashes into central Indiana home
• Beach at N. Ind. lake closed by low water level
• Purdue economist predicts gas prices won't top $4
• Study: Gun deaths surpass vehicle deaths in Ind.
• S. Bend to remove 100 ash trees because of insects
• Indiana National Guard soldier dies in Afghanistan
• Ind. gov. candidate Gregg picks Simpson for ticket
• City inspectors faulted in Indianapolis flooding
• Ind. to close South Bend juvenile detention center
• Pastor's alleged killer tells judge she's jobless
• Hundreds face tuberculosis tests at Indiana school
• Historical clothing collection a window to past
• Mild winter spurs insect attack on tulip trees
• Boys & Girls Club inspires young gardeners
• Broad Ripple canal could become art destination
• Tax debt raises worries for old Ind. hospital site
• C. Indiana county's fair will go on despite fire
• N. Ind. commuter line quiet with NATO summit
• Car pinned under school bus in S. Ind. crash
• State board seeks public input on sale of raw milk
• 4 facing forgery charges told to provide samples
• Botanist: Blight afflicting flowering pear trees
• Campers reminded to be careful with firewood
• Gregg, Pence tap women for gubernatorial tickets
• Teacher, nurse suspected abuse before death
• Democrat Gregg picks Simpson as running mate
• Ex-NW Ind. sheriff's corporal pleads guilty to DUI
• Dr. Steven Combs begins position as vice chancellor for academic affairs at Ivy Tech
• GOP's Pence picks Ind. legislator as running mate
• Ivy Tech customizes training program for Columbus-based engineering firm
• Hulman descendant revives 500 infield party
• Courthouse cleaning reveals hidden beauty, flaws
• Factory tours to scare up donors for restoration
• Muncie group running short on donation space
• Dem candidate says GOP pick shows divisive focus
• Indiana prison education cuts cost Ball State jobs
• Ivy Tech Gallery of Fine Art & Design to host art exhibition on post-apartheid South Africa
• Restoration nears end for 1870s E. Ind. courthouse
• Remembering the Historian of the Masses:  Studs Terkel at 100
• Ivy Tech posts Team Leader positions for iGrad program
• Lake near Bloomington being drained for dam work
• Board votes to close aging Wabash River bridge
• NW Ind. retail building collapses during storm
• N. Ind. officer hurt in crash during car chase
• Mason, Emma top Indiana baby names in 2011
• INDOT announces brief lane closures on I-65
• Sap-sucking insect puts Indiana tree under stress
• Man found dead in S. Ind.'s Patoka Lake drowned
• Ind. man seeks new trial in quadruple killing case
• Ind. casinos face falling revenue, new competition
• Ind. woman alleges protective order led to firing
• Forest near Paoli home to rare old growth trees
• Civil War ruse still causes a stir in Newburgh
• NE Ind. soldier dies in Afghanistan rocket strike
• Dems stretch residency complaints to Pence
• Weather, safety concerns pull plug on July 4 show
• Purdue eyes expansion of Indianapolis tech park
• Woman arrested in Indy pastor's shooting death
• NW Ind. teen could get 30 years in woman's death
• Fire damages Shelby Co. Fairgrounds grandstand
• 2 charges dropped against Mishawaka wrestler
• New track ads reflect more aggressive marketing
• Post-It note prank at AHS draws laughter
• Man shot by state trooper in Fort Wayne IDed
• Spice sales could label businesses as drug houses
• Ivy Tech hiring 'graduation coaches' for students
• New payout process awaits stage collapse victims
• Cop charged in traffic deaths fights blood vial
• Investigators of S. Ind. deaths search Monroe Co.
• Indiana quarantines 45 horses after virus found
• Ozone warning issued for central, southern Indiana
• Indiana AG Zoeller announces re-election bid
• GOP's Pence set to announce running mate pick
• Muncie police arrest 10-year-old boys in arson
• Evansville amphitheater needs repairs to reopen
• Town of Speedway starts shows signs of revival
• Groups aim to make up for Kokomo's lost grant
• South Bend zoo opens up new chimpanzee exhibit
• N. Ind. man gets life term for stabbing neighbor
• Ind. woman charged in baby's death might exit jail
• Fort Wayne-based soldiers set for deployment
• Alcoa starts expansion of Lafayette facility
• State trooper shoots man near downtown Fort Wayne
• Ind. apartment tower fire injures several people
• Indiana police to crack down on seat belt use
• Kids to sell lemonade at the Indiana Statehouse
• Probe concludes charging 2 in rare crane's death
• Prosecutor: South Bend man burned sons with iron
• Professor claims Purdue violated free speech right
• Notre Dame to collaborate with Cleveland Clinic
• Woman sentenced for posing daughter as hostage
• Rubio headlining fundraiser for Mourdock
• Judge give SW Ind. group control of old scout camp
• Logansport volunteers tackle abandoned houses
• Unlimited time-off policies changing workplaces
• Former circus barns get historic designation
• History might not save Indy home from demolition
• Delphi to share $20 million as 'Stellar Community'
• Fort Wayne's outdoor theater basking in success
• Library proposes free downtown Wi-Fi service
• Quilter passes on sewing talents to Madison girls
• C. Ind. county building to stay closed on Fridays
• Not guilty plea entered for Notre Dame QB Rees
• Search for new Indiana appeals judge narrowed to 5
• 3 NW Ind. teachers suspended over test breach
• Ind. issues call for external audit of tax agency
• Evansville casino plans major hotel renovation
• E. Ind. town suspends marshal during investigation
• ND's Rees, Calabrese to make court appearances
• Columbus, Fort Wayne make bike-friendly list
• Ind. lottery seeking ideas from private firms
• Ind. school revokes suspensions over prank
• Private Cline Avenue toll bridge agreement struck
• Feds: Ind. man provided gun used to shoot officer
• Fort Wayne reporter found in contempt for texting
• Triathlete inspires fitness 1 step at a time
• 'Year of River' celebrates longest Ind. waterway
• Sky's the limit for adventurous Muncie centenarian
• Library sculptures combine love of art, reading
• Ex-Legion post official ordered to pay $416,000
• Police shoot gunman after search of C. Ind. park
• Jobs announcement set at Subaru's Indiana factory
• S. Indiana city's deer might face sharpshooters
• Crews work hours to seal Fort Wayne gas leak
• Vincennes U. gets $15.6M in construction projects
• Court to set bond for Ind. woman in baby's death
• Indiana Wildlife Federation gives Daniels an award
• Democrat Gregg seeks tax cut for Ind. businesses
• Some Fort Wayne families back home after gas leak
• Unemployment tax repayment causes confusion
• I-70 partially closed in western Indiana
• Man naked while firing gun out of hospital, jailed
• ATV driver's body found 3 days after river plunge
• Ind. U group buys shopping center for future use
• 15-year-old girl killed in off-road vehicle crash
• Ex-ND coach, councilman get testy over watch plan
• Farmers markets see growth, earlier openings
• Business owner sour on Ball State giveaway rules
• Firearms simulator a new police training tool
• Highway project sets bridge swap in motion
• Feds say wiretaps show evidence of financial plot
• Pastor arrested after restroom cameras found
• Indiana University adopts new child safety policy
• Super Bowl costs Indianapolis more than planned
• Ind. woman pleads guilty in attempted baby snatch
• New search made of S. Ind. yard where body found
• Driver killed as car crashes into E. Ind. house
• Judicial panel to select new Ind. chief justice
• South Shore rail makes changes for NATO summit
• Public urged to weigh in on tree-trimming rules
• Daniels names new group of Ind. teaching fellows
• Former FBI agent faces federal child pornography charge
• Gay teenager expelled from school struck at mall
• Widow of slain off-duty jailer gets $3 million
• Acting Ind. chief justice could be pick for job
• Indianapolis airport facing revenue troubles
• Ind. man reclaims late brother's yellow BMV
• N. Ind. family hit by 1999 tragedy moves on
• GOP worker enjoys fruits of labor, a good tune
• Bo-Mac's drive-in is longtime S. Ind. tradition
• Work on C. Ind. wind farm set for this summer
• I-69 backups for C. Ind. ramp project arrive early
• 6 hurt when horse-drawn wagon tips in NE Indiana
• South Bend police shoot driver trying to flee
• C. Indana bicyclists to bike to work Friday
• South Africa honors Lugar for his work in 1986
• Ind. Bar Foundation diversity fund honors Shepard
• Fort Wayne fire chief to retire in August
• Activists hope Purdue moves to renewable power
• Conservation officer rescues dog from sinkhole
• Fort Wayne man found dead in N. Ind. river
• Next Ind. governor won't see much toll road money
• Police: Ind. teen held for allegedly stabbing man
• Girls program combines running, empowerment
• Mother helps daughter overcome rare brain syndrome
• Stage collapse victim returning to Indiana
• Terre Haute to bar inmates from voting districts
• Miami Co. courthouse limits early worker access
• Indiana's RV hall of fame a trip down memory lane
• Indianapolis 8th-grader wins national math bee
• Plumber dies after neck cut by high-pressure water
• Ind. governor hopefuls detail jobs ideas for race
• Formal charges filed in kids-on-car-hood case
• Reading Buddies program serves 3 W. Ind. counties
• Anderson takes top honors in newswriting contest
• Best Indiana child care info now online
• Libertarian Boneham: Ind. governor run is serious
• GOP's Pence: Ind. needs more vocational training
• Panel to interview candidates for appeals court
• Democrat Gregg keeps up Ind. bipartisanship push
• Ind. high court expected to stay business friendly
• Woman's body found in burning car, man charged
• Terre Haute police dog up for national hero award
• I-69 road work, driver headaches ahead of schedule
• Troubled Ind. charter school gets another chance
• Indiana delegation could see gender shakeup
• Police shoot naked gunman near Indiana University
• Ind. court won't drop charges in feticide case
• Expansion planned at S. Indiana parts factory
• Ind. students' grain project in national contest
• Road project marks end to Howard Co. bog
• More schools turn to sports fees as budgets shrink
• Passageway expands scope of Corydon cave
• Former NE Ind. firefighter convicted of arson
• S. Ind.'s Holiday World set with new water coaster
• Purdue looks to new clinic to cut health costs
• Fiery crash between trucks on I-65 kills driver
• 2 small earthquakes rattle part of SW Indiana
• Purdue solar system sculpture to honor astronaut
• Indy FBI official named to counterterrorism post
• Indy art museum receives grant for Miller House
• Donnelly splits with Obama on same-sex marriage
• Ind. to invest more than $20M in Delphi, Princeton
• Cook Group chief protects farm from development
• Kentucky man charged in Ind. woman's beating death
• C. Indiana man gets 3 life sentences for murders
• Appeals court sides with jury in insanity defense
• Indy animal shelter slowly seeing improvements
• Burmese language barrier complicates police work
• S. Indiana county faces voter accessibility woes
• Hunger syndrome upends normal family life
• Herd sharing's natural benefits raise risk worries
• Auto dealer uses Corvette in air as calling card
• Goshen family finds recipe for success
• C. Indiana hospital testing out new floodgates
• Nesting hawks cause havoc at n. Indiana church
• Notre Dame students explore South Bend potential
• Columbus family to visit Fla. to seek help for son
• Ind. fair panel to review stage collapse response
• On-duty firefighter called to blaze at his home
• Group sues over Ind.'s law on marriage presiders
• Judge rejects wounded Ind. soldier's shooting plea
• Driver arrested after Indianapolis arena crash
• Fire guts Muncie building that was old hospital
• Fort Wayne to use unexpected funds on roads, trees
• Purdue gets $2.5M for nuclear research projects
• Indiana troopers to step up seat belt enforcement
• Martinsville coaches face child seduction charges
• Ind. judge declines to release Sugarland testimony
• Hostess warns it might lay off 850 Indiana workers
• Struggle to define Indiana GOP after Lugar loss
• Prison for 3 men accused in human smuggling ring
• Church volunteers lend hand to Katrina victims
• Father's lathe inspires Crawfordsville woodworker
• Covered bridge could find new home in park
• Ind. woman to be featured on 'Invention Hunters'
• Police help FBI search home of ex-Dem official
• Zionsville voters OK tax increase for schools
• Voters reject plan for new library in Franklin
• Lugar's frustration surfaces after Indiana defeat
• IN-Winners
• Indianapolis man says he was beaten by 10 men
• Ind.-based Marsh Supermarkets looking for new CEO
• Evansville says deal on energy plant is off
• Police: Dead man was shooting victim's boyfriend
• IDEM files proposed permit for gasification plant
• Record cutworm numbers descending on Indiana
• Ind. voters guaranteed new faces in DC next year
• Indiana congressional candidates get 2nd chances
• Visclosky, Phelps to face off in 1st District
• Carson, May to meet in 7th District race
• Brooks wins GOP nod for retiring Burton's seat
• Reaction to Sen. Richard Lugar's primary defeat
• GOP Rep. Bucshon fends off tea party challenger
• Yoder to challenge GOP Rep. Young in 9th District
• Ind. to get new look in DC as Lugar loses primary
• Mourdock: Residency issue key in Lugar loss
• Democrat Boyd will challenge GOP Rep. Stutzman
• Democrat Nelson to challenge Ind. GOP Rep. Rokita
• Messer wins GOP bid for Ind. seat Pence giving up
• Lugar says he hopes Mourdock wins fall campaign
• Walorski, Mullen win bids for Ind.'s 2nd District
• Lugar loses Indiana GOP primary to tea party rival
• Pence, Gregg unopposed for Indiana governor bids
• Romney easily wins Indiana presidential primary
• Ind. teen expelled for bringing stun gun to school
• GOP looking to pad majority in Indiana House
• Tea party takes behind-the-scenes role in 2012
• Mourdock says he expects to win GOP Senate bid
• NFL Films scopes out Lundy landmarks in Richmond
• Students use AP classes to cut college costs
• Ind. teen organizes fundraiser in mother's memory
• N. Ind. group works to save, restore aging barns
• Recent editorials from Indiana newspapers
• Indiana voters head to polls for decisive election
• Ind. man arrested after kids strapped to car
• Special prosecutor requested for NW Ind. official
• Minor problems as polls open in Indianapolis
• Purdue plans to demolish coal-burning boiler
• Demolition scheduled to begin on Cline Ave. bridge
• Romney makes primary eve appearance in Indy
• New Indiana justice: Court is 'fallible' too
• Fire damages Indianapolis apartments for homeless
• Theater restoration group aims to reassure donors
• Mall operator becomes biggest real estate company
• Ind. early voting down despite Lugar-Mourdock race
• Graduate Profile: Sandra K. Johnson
• Graduate Profile: Anna Ivanovna Davis
• Ivy Tech Corporate College offers Lunch & Learn Workshop: Stress and Time Management Tips & Tricks
• 542 students to graduate; Ryan Hou to be Ivy Tech Commencement speaker
• More Ind. grandparents raising grandchildren
• Small items help Ind. family heal after tornado
• Family pushes to turn property into new park
• Candidates, voters connect through social media
• Elkhart woman dies after being struck by car
• Injured cyclist's mother criticizes lack of arrest
• Former House speaker talks to Trine graduates
• Former Ind. high school to reopen as prep school
• Ball State approves pay raises for professors
• Disbarred N. Ind. lawyer charged with forgery
• 11 Ind. communities get $75K for trail development
• Planned Parenthood offers free Pap tests next week
• Bug that kills hemlocks found in northern Indiana
• Valpo U. prez pledges 5 percent of pay to poverty
• W. Ind. courthouse gets 2nd automatic door
• Lugar makes final push to avoid primary defeat
• Indy airport's old terminal slated for demolition
• EX-PTA Treasurer arrested on theft charge
• N Ind. lawmaker to help with budget proposals
• SW Ind. man convicted of stealing from account
• Teen firefighter follows in her father's footsteps
• W. Ind. students use NASA probe to photograph moon
• Notre Dame to weigh gay-straight alliance plan
• Charter group seeks to block school sale plan
• Dunes Nat'l Lakeshore gets deer management plan
• Mourdock: Reports of tea party's death exaggerated
• 60 US reps oppose changes at Fort Wayne base
• NW Ind. man held after threats against FBI, Obama
• Rural N. Ind. school goes online to boost students
• Indiana guidance on evaluations worries schools
• Veterans court offers treatment instead of jail
• Ballot switchers an unlikely factor in Lugar race
• Mom charged with neglect in trunk deaths of 2 sons
• Lugar asks for non-GOP support ahead of primary
• Survivor of deadly Afghan blast gets Purple Heart
• Marion County sends 5K voters wrong polling places
• Family of girl, 4, braces for transplant toll
• Columbus hospital embraces move to digital records
• Lawsuit: C. Ind. mayor fired workers over politics
• Ind. shipyard launches pink cancer-awareness barge
• Indiana state tax collections jump in April
• Sentence upheld for killing at NE Ind. group home
• Pieces of fire-damaged courthouse to be auctioned
• Man charged in Kokomo shootings ruled competent
• NW Indiana steel mill marks $60M in upgrades
• Muncie pole blocks traffic but gains fans
• Sequestered jury OK'd for Ind. death penalty case
• Crews rescue worker trapped in C. Ind. grain bin
• Indiana disposes of 1,500 pounds in drugs
• Gov. touting measure to protect college students
• Ind. agency releases HD videos of 'must-see' stops
• Ex-SE Indiana marshal faces misconduct charge
• Ind. man accused of representing self as Gilbert
• Indiana's oil production reaches 10-year high
• Indiana agency restoring $10M for child services
• 500 Festival Mini-Marathon preps for storms, winds
• Recycling old houses takes off in Franklin
• Mural on Terre Haute business to honor veterans
• Memories of 2011 floods still fresh for victims
• Success on tap for beer-dispensing system creator
• Exopack closing S. Ind., plant, cutting 111 jobs
• Enrollment drop means end for small C. Ind. school
• Small school goes online to expand curriculum
• 2 women find inspiration in mini-marathon journey
• Time marches on for trees felled by 2011 storm
• Honey bee swarm causes buzz in Muncie neighborhood
• C. Ind. coroner arrested for DWI at death scene
• 1 convicted in Indianapolis party shooting deaths
• Search doesn't find missing Terre Haute girl
• Ind. health officials push asthma awareness in May
• Bike advocacy group offers share-the-road toolkits
• Weekend events aim to lure back Ind. park visitors
• Funeral held for NW Ind. soldier killed by bomb
• Attorney perplexed by state's right-to-work filing
• Slain Gary boy's mom admits neglect, to testify
• Man sentenced for selling gun that killed officer
• Ind. mom who lost legs in tornado gets prosthetic
• Takeover schools to see Indiana funding bump
• State panel set to pick new Indiana chief justice
• Reference librarians enjoy work in hub of activity
• Peregrine falcons make home at Indiana State
• Small-claims courts could receive makeover
• Troupe uses dance to send spiritual message
• Ind. panel to consider state's first rigging rules
• Homes, barns damaged by apparent Indiana tornado
• S. Indiana mayor faces voter fraud charges
• Jury sides with Alcoa in miner's suit over cancer
• Purdue students to build 3-wheel vehicle in Africa
• Indy officer suspended over blood sample cleared
• Tuesday deadline for FEMA help from S. Ind. storms
• Reported tornado damages house NW of Indianapolis
• Indiana: Right-to-work lawsuit can't be amended
• Ind. lawmakers seek changes to early release law
• Early voting down without Ind. presidential race
• Skull found in Kokomo stream was part of display
• New Albany police seek FBI experts' help in deaths
• Bloomington police dismantle May Day tent
• Muncie students hurt when bus hits light pole
• Girl awaiting new heart inspires blood donors
• Young violinists build confidence, love of music
• Fort Wayne man set for trial in girl's death
• Girlfriend tipped police to remains buried in Gary
• Lifeguards honored for aiding injured diver
• Old nurses' dorm to see new use as arts center
• 83-year-old searching for cat when she drowned
• New state law changes Indianapolis teacher layoffs
• VA opens new outpatient clinic in South Bend
• Outdoor furniture maker closing NE Indiana factory
• VP Biden, wife stop at fundraiser, NW Ind. college
• State police to remember those who died on duty
• Belafonte to be honored at Indiana Black Expo
• Ind. BMV expands hours for voters to get photo IDs
• Open seats to give Ind. new feel in Congress again
• Indiana announces proposed Duke Energy settlement
• Kokomo police investigate discovery of remains
• Prosecutor won't call murder suspect serial killer
• Body found near Gary may have been there 2 years
• Richmond police: Woman found slain was pregnant
• Cummins expansion to be economic engine in Seymour
• Burn victim gives back as mentor to others
• After bleak years, RV industry celebrates recovery
• Renovations increase in sluggish housing market
• 83-year-old woman found dead in C. Ind. home pool
• Family members find man's body in NW Ind. ditch
• Advocate wants I&M rate hike request slashed
• Indiana officials say online ISTEP troubles fixed
• 1933 House of Tomorrow among Ind. endangered sites
• Child killed in van crash on NE Indiana highway
• Indiana Military Museum moving to Vincennes site
• N. Ind. procession to show cars, bikes can coexist
• Anderson officials plan to demolish Emge building
• SW Ind. trees to be used to repair Old Ironsides
• Indianapolis Star endorses Lugar in Senate primary
• N. Ind. program gives 1st vet his 'Last Salute'
• N. Ind. city wins award for theater's restoration
• Lawsuit targets Ind.'s largest hospital group
• Lawmaker with blasted Girl Scouts gets 1 donation
• Lugar struggles to paint tea party opponent
• NW Ind. firm aims to help double US exports
• 2 S. Ind. counties see different Recession impacts
• Ind. town gives police car to tornado-hit county
• Program gives birds of prey protected perches
• Ball State weighs reduction in smoking areas
• Pools scramble to meet ADA requirements
• Police: Ind. TV station damaged by gunfire
• Gary man arrested after remains found at his home
• Ind. festival draws Civil War re-enactors
• Ind. landscaper trapped beneath tractor, dies
• Lawyer wants band members' statements released
• Columbus ends private use of city-owned cars
• Earthquake simulator offers science safety tips
• Gary mayor questions airport consultant's pay rate
• Flatter growth eases schools' growing pains
• WRTV reporter wins top honor in Indiana SPJ awards
• Police chase starts in SE Ind., ends in Ohio River
• Vice president's wife to visit Ivy Tech in Gary
• Indianapolis public safety chief leaving position
• Police investigate human remains found in NW Ind.
• Palin backs Mourdock in Ind. GOP Senate race
• Purdue gets $10 million gift for leadership center
• Some Ind. counties underpaid on tax distribution
• Tensions rise over takeovers of 4 IPS schools
• Ind. man injured in tornado cleanup has no regrets
• Comic book author brings superheroes to Indiana
• Ivy Tech breaks ground on campus in New Castle
• NW Ind. officer fired after 5 crashes in 3 years
• Purdue ends $100M deal with research foundation
• E. Ind. gun shop owner sentenced for illegal sales
• Ohio River searched after man charged in 2 deaths
• Indiana police to collect unwanted prescriptions
• IU health, School of Medicine plan $150M project
• Wabash gets $1.8 federal grant for business park
• Jesse Jackson to speak to Gary Chamber of Commerce
• Ind. fairs, festivals await stage rigging rules
• 3rd Ind. turkey hunter shot in season's 1st 2 days
• Ex-Indiana Sec'y of State White loses law license
• Peeping Notre Dame registrar avoids jail time
• Attorney: NW Ind. doctor assisted mom's suicide
• 8-mile tunnel planned for Indianapolis sewage
• Ind. native builds fan base, music career in Tenn.
• Students grieve loss of Rose-Hulman president
• War casualty drill prepares soldiers for mission
• Cummins faces housing crunch for interns in Ind.
• Indy shoe repair business defies consumer odds
• Troupe seeks to prove that opera isn't boring
• Emergency officials to storm chasers: Stay home
• Stories sought from 1987 Pan Am Games volunteers
• Police: 5th-grader admits to N. Ind. school threat
• Drugmaker buys ex-Pfizer plant in western Indiana
• Shooting event's stray gunfire hits N. Ind. homes
• Demolition takes down part of Ohio River bridge
• 2 plead guilty in skimming from charity bingo game
• Chicago furniture maker moving to northern Indiana
• Ind. justice urges lawyers to apply for court
• IU to help with Smithsonian tree research project
• Ind. school board group holding candidate training
• Ex-Lincoln Nat'l chief Rolland gets Sachem Award
• Gregg wants tax on gas lifted, annual budget audit
• Notre Dame faculty want bishop to renounce remarks
• 2 turkey hunters shot on season's opening day
• ACLU: 3 Indiana girls expelled over Facebook jokes
• NE Indiana township collecting no taxes this year
• Failed bank's history on display at library
• Teen with Asperger's finds home as radio host
• 'Flipped classroom' makes most of hands-on time
• Indy school, Ball State team up for urban farm
• Revamping closed Evansville arena could be costly
• N. Ind. city to allow alcohol on its golf course
• Ball State planning new 100-room campus hotel
• S. Indiana man charged in killings decade apart
• C. Ind. man dies after being thrown from ATV
• Some still not sold on I-69 plans in S. Indiana
• IPFW, Chinese partner to offer dual degrees
• Pauley to speak in N. Ind. about bipolar disorder
• Purdue researchers get $1.6M wind turbine grant
• Charity donating food to help Terre Haute families
• Ex-Indy airport CEO gets job at Gary Chicago Int'l
• Ind. attorney's probation revoked, faces 15 months
• Crowded fields highlight Ind. congressional races
• Police: Women arrested for scuffle over littering
• Road work starts for move of Evansville runway
• Aquaculture entrepreneurs relish roles as pioneers
• Old Richmond bus plant eyed as manufacturing hub
• Franklin residents balk at tree removal work
• Clock repairman keeps watch on changing times
• NW Ind. man admits to $1.4M food stamp fraud
• Cummins plans expansion, hiring at S. Ind. plant
• Police warn about cash tossed by N. Ind. robber
• Manchester College in N. Indiana changing name
• Parents sue then-14-year-old driver in fatal crash
• No more charges in death from 1983 Ind. shooting
• Hope fades for parents of missing Indiana student
• Warm Ind. weather brings ash borers out earlier
• Judge names prosecutor to investigate teachers
• INDOT reminds drivers to use caution in work zones
• Ind. to stock trout in Fort Wayne's Spy Run Creek
• Federal-Indiana anti-corruption task force formed
• Rose-Hulman names interim president
• Charges filed in crash that killed sleeping woman
• Hamilton County I-69 widening will reduce lanes
• Man dies of shooting complications 29 years later
• Fair: Moving shows downtown shouldn't hurt turnout
• Indiana farmers seeing fewer meth-related thefts
• Mansion's nooks, crannies yield trove of treasures
• Project helps young beekeepers get started
• Researchers mull reasons behind Ind. wage gap
• Henryville school rebuilding ahead of schedule
• Auto parts maker plans W. Ind. factory expansion
• Daniels addressing group pushing for safer stages
• Widening of flood-prone creek planed in W. Ind.
• Removal of bog planned for sinking C. Ind. highway
• Honda starts building new hybrid at SE Ind. plant
• Vigil honors C. Ind. teen found dead over weekend
• For 3rd straight year, Ind. deer free of bovine TB
• Park to be renamed for cyclist killed in 2001
• Ind. appeals conviction in rape of VU student
• Fundraiser planned for Ernie Pyle site in W. Ind.
• Rose-Hulman president 's funeral Monday
• Marion Co. cuts 520 names from sex offender rolls
• Comic book short filming in Anderson's downtown
• Ex-chief gets 7 years for drunken driving death
• Indiana child services chief says changes mulled
• Domes hold mystique for philanthropist Gayle Cook
• Police arrest 271 at Little 500 at Indiana U.
• Lugar, Mourdock place faith in attack ads
• US marshals, sheriffs try to find sex offenders
• Voucher program spurs payments to public schools
• Indy airport puts clamps on executive travel
• Barrier to keep invasive eel out of Lake Michigan
• IU student critical after she falls from balcony
• Ind. woman accused of sex with prison inmate
• Illinois man arrested after long chase from Ind.
• Tuskegee Airman from Gary gets new replica medal
• SW Ind. city's water plant gets overdo upgrade
• Deer enters Ind. home, ends up stuck in bathroom
• Ind. man with wanderlust makes 54 overseas trips
• Ind. student has life back after liver transplant
• NTSB: Plane stalled before crash that killed 2
• Former Ind. hospital's owners put land up for sale
• Police: Man was texting when truck hit school bus
• Wording of texting ban frustrates police officers
• Ind. sex offender registry full of inaccuracies
• South Bend school cuts target teachers, aides
• Rose-Hulman president dies suddenly at hospital
• Police: 10-year-old boy mistakenly served alcohol
• Ball State leader: Raising faculty pay hard sale
• Man accused of stealing metal from Indy Zoo
• Judge won't dismiss charges in $200M fraud case
• Indiana's unemployment rate dips to 8.2 percent
• Tight on space, gym class moves to virtual realm
• Purdue design project tackles colonization of Mars
• Players' behavior sidelines park basketball games
• Boy's plight fuels surge in organ donation queries
• NW Ind. mayor expects to see toll bridge plan soon
• Woman killed when car crashes into South Bend home
• Fort Wayne board OKs Indiana Tech law school plans
• N. Ind. man tries courthouse dash after conviction
• Indianapolis mayor signs smoking ban for most bars
• Recaptured Indiana escapee can't appeal conviction
• Dozens of Indiana lakes, rivers get cleanup grants
• Purdue, INDOT plant native grasses along roads
• INGOP leader: No Mourdock sanctions before primary
• N. Ind. man guilty of stabbing neighbor 50 times
• Ind. election chiefs look into McIntosh residency
• Ind. monitors petroleum leak near Mississinewa R.
• 9 students hurt when truck, school bus collide
• Supporters defend Ind. voucher law in court briefs
• Purdue set to start building life sciences park
• Mother sues Ind. janitor facing child pornography charges
• Lake County working to digitize vital records
• Greenhouse owner on track to plant 1 million trees
• Homebrewing gains popularity among 20-somethings
• Girl Scouts log burial records from old cemetery
• IU women's Little 500 to mark pivotal milestone
• F-16 pilot awaits hometown air show appearance
• Church window project preserves history, stories
• Donations to improve injured soldier's mobility
• Ex-N. Ind. county clerk sentenced for stolen money
• Judge could bar prosecutor from ex-trooper's trial
• Uncertified chief doesn't worry Indianapolis mayor
• Barrier to block invasive fish in N. Indiana
• Ind. factory project continues despite CEO change
• Teen driver killed in W. Ind. crash with tractor
• Retiree left estate to 22 nonprofits
• Friday is deadline for Ind. disaster aid requests
• Ind. State Police to crack down on seat belt use
• APNewsBreak: Ind. GOP probes if campaign used data
• Monroe crash victims include dismemberment convict
• Former utility chief wants indictment dismissed
• Gary Tuskegee Airman to receive replacement medal
• Louisville event to close S. Indiana bridges
• Old N. Ind. county bridge may get second life
• S. Ind. course readies students for business world
• Miami chief's historic home poised to be dedicated
• Friends remember N. Ind. man killed in Afghanistan
• New flights from Gary to Florida nearly full
• S. Ind. officials celebrate I-69 extension work
• Ivy Tech Corporate College offers entrepreneurship course at Franklin campus
• Ivy Tech hosts forum on Garden Grant
• Ind. Gov. Daniels endorses Romney for president
• Vets look to move Ind. county's Vietnam memorial
• Fake grenade blamed in C. Ind. explosive scare
• Indianapolis police badly wound man after chase
• 2,000 K-12 students to attend Purdue's NanoDays
• Fort Wayne's Rolland to receive Sachem award
• A roundup of recent Indiana newspaper editorials
• Daniels outlines changes following stage collapse
• US Chamber backs Lugar in heated GOP primary
• Ind. man gets 95 years in man's fatal beating
• Indiana workforce development head leaving job
• 4th tea party group eyed in Elkhart County
• Young chefs cook up enthusiasm in Kokomo program
• Closed drive-in has rich past, cloudy future
• Anderson mayor seeks budget cuts up to 20 percent
• C. Ind. cemetery dating to 1800s hit by vandals
• W. Indiana county denies new oil drilling request
• Possible grenade removed from C. Indiana store
• New state senator ready to be take seat
• Indiana Supreme Court to visit Martin University
• Ind. governor's service award nominations sought
• Worker killed in I-465 construction zone accident
• 4 arrested in South Bend, Indy on heroin charges
• Pence maintains massive money lead in gov contest
• Hearing in Fort Wayne's girl death delayed
• No breaks yet under new Ind. alcohol amnesty law
• Ind. Toll Road bans some trucks because of winds
• Architecture forum showcases design excellence
• Retired clown's tomato collection reflects career
• Cancer survivor, mom spreads message of hope
• Boonville mayor battles Parkinson's disease
• Police say SW Ind. couple tried to hire hit man
• Items from closing Ind. church to aid Ky. parish
• Barge worker spots Wash. man's body in Ohio River
• Ind. female priest challenges Catholic church
• Indiana St considers vacant buildings for housing
• Man surrenders after NE Ind. police standoff
• Turkey processor scaling back SW Ind. plant plans
• N. Dame moves annual sale because of construction
• Drivers on I-65 NW of Indy could see delays
• Ind. man sentenced for not disclosing HIV status
• State presenting Interstate 69 extension proposals
• Ind. BMV chief avoiding specialty plates debate
• Volunteers work on upkeep for WWII troop ship
• Indiana trying to protect lake's shipwrecks
• Titanic victim memorialized at S. Indiana cemetery
• Sister: Wounded Ind. soldier faces long recovery
• Toddler's death in N. Ind. pond ruled accident
• Body found on Indiana beach ID'd as Mich. man
• Little accounting for $526M Indiana foul-up
• Public TV, radio stations thrive despite downturn
• WISH, WSBT win Outstanding News Operation awards
• C. Ind. man arrested after 2 horses found dead
• Indiana Artisan program now thriving as nonprofit
• IU protest of pastor's speech leads to 1 arrest
• Henryville family reunited after March tornado
• Ind. school's time capsule ruined by moisture
• Ind. man charged in alleged dog-fighting ring
• Employees recall 1987 Ind. courthouse bombing
• Ind. man passionate about all things Titanic
• New Navy attack sub will be named USS Indiana
• Lafayette projects aim for quieter train crossings
• New exam to test students' critical thinking
• No injuries reported in W. Indiana bus crash
• National group to touch on Ind. stage lessons
• Authorities have suspect in SE Ind. woman's death
• Ex-bank executive to take over Ind. revenue office
• Investigator: Arson at former Spartanburg school
• Indiana Downs closing Evansville off-track site
• Romney to attend May fundraiser in Indianapolis
• Henryville won't have to make up missed days
• Attorney: Band depositions continue on collapse
• Teen maps out 'new life' after spinal cord injury
• Annual Boonville rabbit hunt goes to the dogs
• Autistic youth finds his voice through music
• Civil Air Patrol class helps students take flight
• Review blames utility crew for S. Ind. gas blast
• 9 Ind. schools in tougher advanced classes push
• Driver hurt in northern Indiana cow-car crash
• Police identify body found near Ohio River casino
• Ind. Tuskegee Airman to get stolen medal replaced
• Apparent intruder fatally shot in Fort Wayne
• Ind. lawmakers ponder reaction to $206M mistake
• Feds: S. Ind. man ran cocaine ring in Ind., Ky.
• Purdue students recognized for innovative products
• Protesters disrupt IU board of trustees meeting
• Officials asked to investigate McIntosh residency
• Mourdock tops Lugar in Senate fundraising
• Judge gives OK for 2nd blood test in crash case
• Advertising art to find home at historical society
• Preschool effort aims to close kindergarten gap
• Private schools benefit from 2011 education law
• Health codes, culinary traditions often at odds
• Seymour resident and Ivy Tech student Tiffany Layman named Outstanding Member by Phi Theta Kappa
• Indy police test uses for electric police car
• Daniels: Ind. will share safety recommendations
• Sugarland say they want truth about stage collapse
• Ind. fair director keeping job despite report
• Review finds confusion before Ind. stage collapse
• Terre Haute residents fight oil drilling plans
• Ambulance crashes into Indianapolis church garage
• Community eyes highway for job opportunities
• Cadets help farmers in tornado-ravaged town
• 5th-graders lauded for helping stricken 7-year-old
• Ex-miner's attorney says exposure caused cancer
• Marijuana growing found at home where 2 killed
• Indiana panel will start review of $205M tax error
• West Lafayette man killed by concrete truck
• 2 reports on Ind. stage collapse set for release
• Ex-Ind. prison guard convicted of killing wife
• Engine test facility planned for West Lafayette
• Man withdraws insanity defense in son's death
• Ind. man gets 10 years for child pornography
• Lugar opens debate strong after recent struggles
• Federal prison inmate guilty in murder of cellmate
• State police car collides with man on scooter
• Trial begins in dispute over mine blamed for ills
• Indiana native on FBI's most wanted fugitive list
• Investigation into body found along Lake Michigan
• I-69 contractor to move ahead with road closure
• Dispute threatens train to Indiana State Fair
• Lady Antebellum holds concert poster contest
• State asks judge to uphold Ind. immigration law
• Officials look to control growth on upgraded US 31
• Concrete truck tips over, fatally pinning worker
• Peace Corps experience leads woman to career path
• Police: teen brought loaded pellet gun to school
• Accident puts face on crosswalk safety concerns
• Training, confidence fuel new tech entrepreneurs
• Meth trash along road poses cleanup dilemma
• Ind. Guard chief fights changes at Fort Wayne base
• Future of SW Ind. school uncertain after merger
• Big drop expected for Komen's Indianapolis race
• Indy-based child health group hires new leader
• Retired Air Force general to discuss energy policy
• Lugar, Mourdock ready for lone Senate debate
• Gary board approves variance for hall of fame
• Lugar, foes spar on outside campaign spending
• 150 attend soldier's memorial service in C. Ind.
• Indy collects $54,000 in fines during Super Bowl
• Body found in Ohio River still not identified
• NW Ind. teen pleads innocent in hit-and-run death
• Autopsy: Woman pulled from Muncie lake drowned
• Protest follows N. Ind. midwife's felony arrest
• WWII plane catches many eyes in northern Indiana
• Trial bus route connects central Indiana cities
• S. Ind. students set for national Scrabble tourney
• Fort Wayne aims to become bigger concert draw
• Panel to receive reports on Ind. stage collapse
• Ivy Tech Gallery of Fine Art & Design hosts student exhibit
• State denies fault in rape by released inmate
• Cook Group acquires Indianapolis biotech company
• Evansville police dog bites school employee
• Woman rescued from burning West Lafayette townhome
• Police say US marshal, gunman shot in Fort Wayne
• Animal rights group wants IU Health unit fined
• Former Rose-Hulman professor new Ind. ACLU chief
• Ind. Supreme Court orders mediation for dispute
• Ind. Supreme Court won't review tutor's conviction
• Ryerson retires as editor at The Indianapolis Star
• Estimate indicates $350,000 loss on Super Bowl
• NW Ind. man pleads guilty to intimidating officer
• Woman trapped in submerged vehicle in Muncie dies
• IU professors again earn more than Purdue's
• Muncie man enters plea in 5-year-old girl's death
• Indiana gun stores continuing to see busy sales
• Ind. farmers tempted to plant early by warm spring
• Union says right-to-work law violates free speech
• Snack-food plant in NE Ind. plans adding 50 jobs
• 82-year-old won't give up clock repair work
• Volunteers keep up dollhouse marking girl's grave
• Ivy Tech’s Roger Bingham, IUPUC’s Marsha VanNahmen give joint presentation
• Ivy Tech schedules 8th annual Couch Tater event
• We are responsible for the security around us
• Unsolved killing torments family decade later
• Benefactor enables rehab of 19th-century club
• Ivy Tech Corporate College offers Lunch & Learn Workshop: Effective Communication
• Central Indiana hometown to honor slain soldier
• FEMA to close S. Indiana disaster recovery center
• Vandals badly damage Indianapolis high school
• W. Ind. man charged with 'sextortion' of teen
• 2 die from shooting at northwestern Indiana home
• Agencies work together to plan tornado recovery
• TSA chief to speak at Vincennes U. dedication
• S. Ind. road closure for I-69 creates concerns
• Members of tornado-hit church celebrate Easter
• Tax caps leave once-wealthy schools struggling
• 'Food deserts' leave poor searching for nutrition
• Advocates help victims cope with crime's aftermath
• Logansport mayor's son held on drug charge
• Officials say meth labs near school cleared
• Officials to discuss new regulations with farmers
• University of Indianapolis selects new president
• 2 trains collide in Gary's Miller neighborhood
• Debate should clear detritus of Lugar Mourdock
• Ind. lowers cutoff age for receiving child support
• Howard Co. fair organizers eye evacuation policy
• Bars in SW Ind. city adjusting to new smoking ban
• Peeping-tom deer spooks residents in C. Ind. city
• S. Ind. Lost River cave system gets US protection
• Indy woman credits neighbor with saving her family
• Small Ind. libraries team up, share to stay open
• Indicted former S. Ind. deputy gets venue change
• Ind. officer rescued before cruiser ignites
• S. Ind. man's man to be added to Vietnam memorial
• Mild winter saves NE Ind. county salt, OT expenses
• Researchers alarmed by Ind. high school rape rates
• Report: Ind. tops nation in water pollution
• Ind. AG backs special prosecutor in petition case
• FEMA: More than $2M in Ind. disaster aid approved
• Man faces 28 counts; sex forced between boy, mom
• Pollution boards merger worry enviros, chamber
• Indiana State U. Foundation chief suddenly resigns
• Public tours planned for Indianapolis catacombs
• School's leftover show history of electronics
• Roadside cleanups risk meth trash exposure
• S. Ind. school's robotics team excels in nationals
• Indianapolis city workers could face fuel fee
• GOP questions prosecutor for Ind. petition forgery
• Man arrested over 25 pit bulls seized in Muncie
• Ex-Indiana Rep. Souder back home after illness
• Jackson Brothers set concert near NW Ind. hometown
• Purdue Veterinary College open house April 14
• Panel seeking new Indiana Court of Appeals judge
• NW Indiana wastewater superintendent pleads guilty
• Indiana hosts meetings on new livestock rules
• Cops: Mom shoots daughter, then self in Ind. home
• Man jailed after threat to congressman's office
• Visitors center on pig farming planned in NW Ind.
• New Albany diner, operators get 2nd chance
• Economy, tax caps hitting Ind. parks departments
• More Indiana residents generating own electricity
• Ind. man launches massive leukemia fundraiser
• Vietnam vet continues wait for Silver Star
• Widow organizing walk to aid suicide prevention
• UAW sees membership growth at Kokomo plants
• S. Ind. couple have many memories from travels
• Minn. student found dead at Taylor University dorm
• More functional signs coming to Indiana University
• N. Ind. businessman drowns during family vacation
• Psych evaluations soon in delivery driver's death
• N. Ind. amusement park busy with summer hiring
• Car hits, badly hurts S. Ind. teacher out walking
• Campaign signs prohibited in highway rights-of-way
• Regulators seek comments on utility rate request
• Indy Zoo donates $91K for elephant conservation
• Man faces sentencing for Indy officer's murder
• Democrats, Mourdock attack Lugar on gas prices
• Inmate charged in attack on N. Ind. prison guard
• Indy airport opens 3 walking paths for travelers
• Millions might be spent to restore S. Ind. theater
• Ind. woman recovering from stage collapse injuries
• Soldiers enjoy expanded USO center at Indiana base
• Video chronicles NE Ind. county's 'ghost towns'
• Sculptor crafting artwork for Evansville arena
• Indianapolis mansion being restored for sale
• W. Ind. woodworker crafts intricate mushrooms
• Contractors demand $2M over NW Ind. VA clinic
• Ex-Evansville mayor takes job with law firm
• C. Ind. boy's foot partially severed by lawn mower
• Fort Wayne Urban League sets charter school plan
• Progress stalls on wind farms near Lafayette
• Body found in S. Ind. woods that of missing man
• Indiana license branches closed Friday
• Indiana voters face April 9 deadline to register
• Excise police to collect unwanted prescriptions
• Indiana Grown program to boost state's farm goods
• Project seeks volunteers to build tower for birds
• Sugarland video depositions slated for next week
• Daniels leaves on private trip to Israel
• Daniels, hopefuls support Indiana corn ethanol
• IBM: Indiana canceled deal because of budget woes
• Whirlpool to return $800K in Indiana incentives
• IU archaeologists keep up Caribbean shipwreck work
• S. Indiana city looks to unload river barge
• Police seek new clues in 1992 slaying of young mom
• 1940 Census data gives researchers glimpse of past
• Evansville team sweeps supermileage contest
• Woman's effort to acquire poor farm a slow process
• Ex-Ind. Rep. Souder hospitalized after surgeries
• Ex-Dem official charged in Ind. petition forgery
• W. Ind. college fighting audit that it owes $42M
• Indianapolis Zoo extends hours for big crowd
• Statehouse busts to honor lawmakers Hinton, Carson
• DNR seeking entries for 'weird tree' publication
• Rushville seeks park patrol to curb vandalism
• Ind. county may donate $100K to tornado-hit areas
• Ind. county's deputies to face monthly fuel fees
• As high court justice sworn in, another bows out
• Ivy Tech moving to buy 21-acre trailer park
• Donnelly rolls out policy plan in Ind. Senate race
• Another veteran justice leaving Ind. Supreme Court
• No opening rush for Fort Wayne zoo despite warmth
• Civil War memorial eyed for preservation work
• Firefighters want emergency gates added to I-69
• Muncie men recall World War II experiences
• Teams of women to build Habitat home in Auburn
• Painter doesn't let arthritis dampen creativity
• 95-year-old NW Ind. killed in murder-suicide bid
• 2 wounded in shooting at South Bend dance
• Crews remove logjam blamed for C. Ind. flooding
• IUPUI to host summit on local, urban food
• IU professor to receive prize from queen of Spain
• Italian company to build US headquarters in Ind.
• Eighth grader to compete in national geography bee
• Indy police arrest 13 marchers for blocking road
• S. Bend mayor says demoting police chief difficult
• Toll on taxpayers growing in Isom capital case
• Indiana bat halts I-69 work until October
• Lugar dances on health care mandate in primary
• Septic systems an issue as tornado victims rebuild
• Vendors: Egg permit not all it's cracked up to be
• Volunteers deliver supplies for S. Ind. students
• Former real estate agent spared prison for forgery
• St. Olaf College team wins Rube Goldberg contest
• Race registration drops after Komen funding flap
• Ind. man indicted on Medicaid fraud charges
• Health officials: Illness traced to NE Ind. eatery
• Rural Ind. couple help bring farm life to Muncie
• 3 N. Ind. men to face charges in raptors' deaths
• Arc marks 60 years of care, support for disabled
• School project aims to ease bus safety concerns
• Ind. police: 5 arrested in Richmond's man killing
• Henryville schools consider waiver for missed time
• Bloomington sees rise in alcohol citations
• Muncie landfill owner ordered to stabilize site
• Indiana to get $9.3M for worst-performing schools
• Lugar super PAC readies $100K attack in primary
• Ind. judge clears way for Evansville smoking ban
• Complaint filed over Lugar use of AG office in ad
• Feds target tax preparer accused of fraud
• 'Reality Store' teaches students financial lessons
• Worker calls hospice 'an oasis' of comfort
• Number of teens getting licenses at 16 dropping
• Meth cleanup companies a booming business
• Ind. jobless rate drops to lowest level since 2008
• Documentary inspires man's pilgrimage to shrine
• Seymour physician prepares for 3rd deployment
• C. Indiana store clerk recovering from shooting
• Donated electric cars hitting Evansville streets
• Ceremony for veteran replaces flag lost in '08
• State to review site where 5 killed in Ind. crash
• 25 pit bulls seized from squalid Muncie property
• Many claim free tickets for Mega Millions jackpot
• South Bend police chief quits amid federal probe
• S. Ind. deputy hurt in scuffle with handcuffed man
• Purdue to host first English screening of movie
• Marion Co. judge will hear Lugar residency plea
• Man allegedly left wife lying on floor for 30 days
• Indiana court to consider Sen. Lugar's residency
• 5 killed in SW Ind. when car runs underneath semi
• Law firm repaying Ind. district over contracts
• Ind. lottery giving out free Mega Millions tickets
• Evacuations lifted near Indiana derailment, fire
• IHSAA to make 11-stop tour to debate class system
• Falcons' South Bend return a tale of survival
• Greenwood rejects cross-country bicycle route
• Anderson weighs relaxing school dress code
• Tornado memories still fresh for injured family
• Rock band keeps fighting C. Ind. city noise rules
• NW Indiana town considers ban on low-riding pants
• Feds aiding probe into shooting of NW Ind. girls
• Greeting card company ending S. Ind. operations
• C. Ind. homeowner shoots man trying to get inside
• Hundreds join Ind. marches over Fla. teen's death
• 140,000 eggs donated to Fort Wayne food bank
• Religious order to cease operations in Evansville
• New standardized test could be harder than ISTEP
• Climatologist: Unseasonably warm spring to linger
• FAA tells Columbus airport not to reduce hours
• Indiana panel sets new college degree goals
• Ind. population to grow mostly in Indy-Carmel area
• Ball State hires fired Eastern Michigan president
• New justice joins Indiana Supreme Court next week
• Couple awaiting transplants touched by strangers
• Columbus teens to compete in restaurant contest
• Bedford man adds tank to war artifacts collection
• Mother's experience leads to autism awareness work
• Employee staffing company plans Indiana expansion
• Site of burned S. Ind. music hall up for auction
• 2nd man who escaped from N. Ind. jail surrenders
• All-boys charter school planned in Fort Wayne
• Burning straw on trailer causes I-69 closure
• Lady Antebellum sets show for tornado-hit school
• 2 girls wounded in NW Indiana drive-by shooting
• Derailed train cars burn overnight in NE Indiana
• Unemployed will have work-search records checked
• Group funds assessment of Jewish temple in N. Ind.
• United Way of C. Indiana projects record campaign
• 3 N. Ind. cities receive grants for lead removal
• Order says Sugarland's Bush also must testify
• Ind. photographer wants Mourdock 'Hunk' photo down
• Ind. fruit growers hope cold stays away after heat
• Ind. teenager expelled for tweeting expletive
• Ind. lawmakers endorse Seybold in 5th district
• Indy towing company to pay fine, repay motorists
• Ex-sewage plant operator to plead to pollution
• Hoosier Lottery watching Illinois' online sales
• Questions being sought for Lugar-Mourdock debate
• Anderson ballpark plan hits financing snag
• New Whiteland park to honor fallen Indiana soldier
• Dog injured in Afghanistan finds new life in Ind.
• Fire museum honors Lafayette firefighters, history
• Amazon announces new Indiana distribution center
• Train derailment leads to NE Ind. home evacuations
• Railway deal gives Gary airport expansion room
• Suburban Indianapolis district dropping bus fee
• Gunman shoots C. Ind. convenience store clerk
• South Bend council approves gay rights ordinance
• Daniels, Carson praise Martin University's Hardin
• Driver shot by Indianapolis police after chase
• Madison-Milton span over Ohio R. closing for week
• Ind. U. student bitten by rabid bat in dorm room
• INDOT seeks cleanup help from Adopt-A-Highway
• 2,000 in Indy rally in support of Trayvon Martin
• University Library of Columbus to demonstrate assistive technology and equipment for vision-impaired individuals
• Ivy Tech’s Bonnie Nolting receives President’s Award
• Siren-less Kokomo offers weather radios for $9
• 4 nabbed for alleged thefts in Ind. disaster areas
• Ivy Tech taking registrations for summer and fall classes
• Columbus resident Elizabeth Lynch named 2012 Coca-Cola Gold Scholar at Ivy Tech
• Judge rejects some of Ind.'s claims against IBM
• Tougher Indiana school takeover rules on hold
• 'Repo Games' to feature Indiana contestants
• Campaign aims to help save struggling gay club
• Camp Atterbury seeks to boost energy efficiency
• Seymour shelter for homeless gets makeover
• Boy fatally trapped under cornmeal in N. Ind.
• Future uncertain for NW Ind. power plant site
• I-69 extension route runs near 1830s foundry site
• 40-foot molecule sculpture going up along I-70
• Ind. Supreme Court back to work with new leader
• Super PACs start battle in Lugar race
• Ind. students to perform at global drama festival
• Purdue to explore future of human spaceflight
• Portage mayor organizing volunteer corps
• Planned Parenthood to offer free STD tests
• Priest who founded of Indy's Martin U. dies
• Congressmen pledge effort to save Fort Wayne A-10s
• ArcelorMittal, INDOT at odds over span replacement
• Complaint could work against part-time prosecutors
• Purdue keeps search for next president secret
• Indian ambassador to talk about US relations at IU
• Cultural, conservative fight behind plate dispute
• Groups question use of Muncie block grants
• Bloomington library battles rising crime rate
• Anderson groups urge ban on horses in preserve
• 2 marches for Trayvon Martin scheduled in Indiana
• State police major to take over toxicology lab
• Court orders new trial for woman who shot husband
• Wetlands project helps hold Asian carp at bay
• Indiana, company settle over political robo-calls
• Official: School shooting cost city's innocence
• Allen Co. library goes paperless to cut costs
• Indy police officer injured in crash with SUV
• Small plane crash Injures 2 people
• Warm March means early start to bug season
• USDA warns of fake faxes, phone calls
• Cummins boom drives up demand for apartments
• Ind. counties see spike in prescription overdoses
• Schools: Money isn't only kindergarten factor
• Ind. financial adviser sentenced to 10 years
• Melangton tapped to lead Indiana Sports Corp.
• Daniels names his former counsel to high court
• Teen charged as adult after canal shooting
• Former principal convicted for not reporting rape
• 1 killed in gunfire in small N. Indiana city
• Crash survivor works to rebuild short-term memory
• Vincennes wants parks listed on historic register
• South Bend to take up changes to human rights rule
• Group readies ideas for closed Evansville arena
• Water experts say it's time to clean Great Lakes
• Working at food stand in uniform costs officer job
• Indiana Libertarians set to pick 'Survivor' star
• Crash shuts down South Bend apartment building
• Smokestacks coming down at old S. Ind. ammo plant
• Ind. man arrested after brother found dead in home
• Manufacturer expanding NE Indiana operations
• Teen arrested for downtown Indianapolis shootings
• Ind. judge to hear Sugarland deposition request
• Jackson: Gary first urban stop for civil rights
• Outdoor allergies flare up with spring weather
• State requires more superintendent disclosure
• Obama approves storm aid for local, state services
• S. Ind. mom who lost legs in storms rehabbing well
• Man posing as relief worker charged in S. Ind.
• Court: Ind. can't deny welfare without reason
• Club endorsement latest in heated GOP primary
• Volunteer observers sought to gather weather data
• Lawsuits filed over school bus crash that killed 2
• Program uses 4-legged therapist to reach kids
• Ind. native retiring as House parliamentarian
• Kokomo gardening project benefits students, city
• Wrestler admits delinquency in sexual assault
• Ind. United Ways get $3.15M for storm recovery
• Ind. sheriff wants officer fired after 5 crashes
• Band's ticket puts Kokomo noise law under scrutiny
• Cummins tunes up 'Storm Chasers' truck for season
• Prisoner pleading guilty to sending anthrax hoax
• Volunteers beautify roadways by adopting sites
• N. Ind. Catholic schools suspend referral offers
• Ex-IU employee pleading guilty to campus vandalism
• Indianapolis council looks at tougher smoking ban
• Ex-custodian charged with child pornography over camera
• Anti-abortion group endorses Lugar challenger
• Indianapolis attorney pleads guilty to theft
• Synthetic drugs should be dropped at police posts
• April 10 deadline for disability waiver wait lists
• Settlement funds to provide energy aid annually
• Sugarland wants to delay stage testimony until May
• Longtime journalist named Courier & Press editor
• Ind. court orders new trial in 1996 fire death
• Prairietown renovation takes cues from video games
• N. Ind. man trapped under tree branch for 6 days
• Purdue search panel violates state notice law
• Search still on year later for missing Ind. doctor
• Balmy weather no insurance against spring frost
• DNR restocks pond at Terre Haute nature park
• 'This is Indiana' video boosted by IU's NCAA run
• Columbus airport growth fuels noise restrictions
• Governor signs bill on residents resisting police
• Children from tornado-hit Ind. town back in school
• Sen. Lugar appeals voter registration ruling
• Fort Wayne parks leave water off despite warm days
• 1 killed in fire that spread to 4 Evansville homes
• Gay support group to fight for Ind. plate's return
• 9-month-old boy badly burned inside family's van
• Valpo president to shave head for fundraiser
• Indiana DNR buys nearly 3,500 acres from utility
• National Weather Service plans tornado drill
• Gary airport passenger volume hallway to $1M award
• Henryville shifts to post-tornado recovery phase
• A roundup of recent Indiana newspaper editorials
• Fort Wayne man dies after crash with police car
• Little Opry manager pleads not guilty to arson
• Fort Wayne airport has new executive director
• Indiana county regroups after factories fizzle
• Retired FBI agent loved job despite hard cases
• Mental exams done for man charged in son's death
• Highway signs to help drivers time commutes
• Botulism outbreak claims Reddington horse herd
• Fatal fire spurs city smoke detector program
• N. Indiana county rejects wood grinding company
• Fast-growing C. Ind. town cleared for city vote
• Man kills self while fleeing Evansville police
• Daniels set to sign Ind. inheritance tax phase out
• NW Ind. man denies causing 7-month-old boy's death
• N. Dame to honor ex-Catholic Relief Services head
• New firewood restrictions in place for Ind. parks
• Police believe 16-year-old fired shots injuring 5
• Appeals Court upholds officer's 30-day suspension
• Man critical after jumping out of car in NW Ind.
• Tornado-hit schools plan for students' return
• Indy airport chief departing after 3-year term
• Fewer Ind. schools considered 'dropout factories'
• Retiring Ind. chief justice celebrated at ceremony
• Hammond mayor: Planning commission job intriguing
• State police: Patrols lead to 373 DUI arrests
• Governor signs public access, nepotism bills
• Muncie schools say safety better with new rules
• Police arrest man in W. Indiana bar shootings
• Small theaters face costly switch to digital era
• Building rentals helping Franklin schools' coffers
• Euthanasia-for-space debate focuses on shelters
• Muncie mission struggling since loss of chairwoman
• Governor set to sign Indiana smoking ban into law
• Mild winter gives Indiana streets pothole break
• Fort Wayne chief says officer right in shooting
• 2 men, boy on stranded boat rescued in South Bend
• Substation explosion cuts power around Purdue
• DNR says deer harvest down, still 4th best ever
• Hoosier students to compete in 2012 geography bee
• Prom dress charity drive sends extras to S. Ind.
• Daniels approves limits on Ind. college credits
• Police: 3 hurt in southwest Ind. shootings
• Feds don't know why pilot lost consciousness
• County official says explicit emails were a ruse
• Evansville woman awaits kidney-pancreas transplant
• NW Ind. officials to consider biomass request
• 'Survivor' star seeks support for governor run
• Farmers urged to donate grain instead of cash
• Drowning fuels debate over daycare licensing
• Indiana campaign silly season begins in earnest
• Kindergartner killed in Ind. bus crash mourned
• Traffic stop uncovers potential ring of car thefts
• Fellowship helps draw teachers to science
• Ind. man sentenced to 60 years for photos of abuse
• Lead Ind. child death investigator resigns
• Police in N. Ind. seek 2 escaped jail inmates
• More human remains found in cemetery dirt pile
• Web reunites tornado victims with lost belongings
• Fort Wayne man hospitalized after police shooting
• Richmond police: Baby falls 20 feet from window
• Faculty want more input in ISU cost-savings plan
• Nesting pairs show bald eagle's Indiana resurgence
• Indy airport chief's travel expenses draw scrutiny
• Equalized fees might not settle Indiana 911 issues
• Ind. mom injured in tornado gets out of hospital
• Young boy found wandering Indianapolis parking lot
• BMV strips gay support group of specialty plates
• Lafayette man pleads guilty in beating death
• Warm weather cuts into Ind. county's parks budget
• Casino fined for promotions, alcohol violations
• Ind. AG sues ex-trustee over misappropriated funds
• School: 26 students were aboard bus crash in Indy
• GOP Sen. Lawson named new Ind. secretary of state
• Ind. school district expected to end bus fees
• Man seeking public defender admits he sells drugs
• Supporters say fines give teeth to Ind. access law
• Ind. Supreme Court to hear school voucher appeal
• Summery weather no cause for concern, says NWS
• USDA to discuss food bank flap with officials
• Accused Fort Wayne priest receives online support
• New 3rd-grade reading test gets praise, concern
• Kokomo plans art market to showcase downtown
• Former Speaker Hastert at Trine commencement
• Woman charged in fire death in psychiatric care
• Supplies arrive at temporary S. Ind. school site
• Fiery semi crash closes eastbound I-70 in Indy
• Lawyers to offer free hotline for tornado victims
• Retiring Indiana chief justice to be honored
• Lightning strike injures 4 female softball players
• Death penalty sought in killing of N. Ind. woman
• Indy man arrested for promoting human trafficking
• Company denies right-to-work reason for expansion
• Ind. court asked to hear appeal in feticide case
• Logger killed when tree limb strikes him in head
• Authorities want to know if found bones are human
• N. Ind. RV museum reaches debt-restructuring deal
• S. Ind. county's residents urged to conserve water
• Tippecanoe Co. schools nix diploma fee plan
• Late firefighter's mother seeks upgrade for road
• Student's research aims to save fish in mine areas
• Popular barbershop gets makeover from community
• Ex-worker finds little to cheer in jobs picture
• Ind. woman heads abroad for cheaper surgery
• Food-pickup venture helps agency clients, needy
• Communities banking on youth sports complexes
• Pastor battles deadline to save former tavern
• Ind. woman accused in son's death to undergo exams
• Ind. judge declares mistrial in triple murder case
• Fake Red Cross calls ask tornado victims for money
• C. Ind. school district dropping wind turbine plan
• Daniels signs military relief fund extension
• Utilities can turn off heat for late payments
• Indiana panel passes new water quality rules
• Pence starts Ind. tour, has promised policy ideas
• Daniels asks Obama for government storm aid
• Police investigate cause of Gary house explosion
• Ind. tornado victims could face big septic bill
• Indy policeman ends run for Burton's seat
• 3 Anderson workers fired over relatives' HUD funds
• Man pleads guilty in Ind. police officer's killing
• NW Ind. man faces more charges in hit-and-run
• Tracking, stopping bullying a daunting task
• Therapy dog a good audience for young readers
• Volunteers fill gaps left by library layoffs
• Ind. teen accused in sexual assault found guilty
• N. Ind. playground to be rebuilt after 2011 fire
• Ind. man faces sentencing in slaying of 5
• Ind. woman reunited with dog missing for a year
• 32 companies, Terre Haute to pay for waste cleanup
• Ind. panel to vote on new water quality rules
• Chicago man gets 50 years for raping woman, 89
• Indiana residents can turn in unwanted medications
• Ind. opens tornado recovery center in Holton
• Lower unemployment means no more extended benefits
• NTSB: Plane crashed in Mich. after 2nd landing try
• Ind. can't afford to add seat belts to buses
• Daniels seeks federal debt report 'reunion' tour
• Ind. man charged with punching daughter's coach
• Ind. settles with teachers union money adviser
• Investigation into bones found in NW Ind. cemetery
• Emergency food stamps available to storm victims
• Rugby coach killed in C. Ind. truck-train crash
• Former Indy prosecutor gets light reprimand
• Purdue: 500 students lack measles documentation
• Art program opens new doors for young offenders
• Tornado-ravaged town finds its new 'normal'
• Program gives adults 2nd chance at diploma, work
• Inmates crochet baby blankets for newborns
• Fatal crash could reignite debate over seat belts
• E. Ind. man found dead in Whitewater River
• N. Ind. woman dies following nursing home attack
• Mother of Ind. school bus crash victim speaks out
• Ind. commissioner pushes to invalidate I-69 vote
• Lugar returns to tornado-damaged southern Ind.
• Camp Atterbury command changes hands
• Evansville clubs, bars sue over city's smoking ban
• Annual Tornado Test
• Minor Ind. school reforms find last-minute success
• Ind., US to open S. Ind. disaster recovery center
• Men burning bedbug-infested items set house ablaze
• S. Ind. pantry loses food over prayer invitations
• Group plans to send 82 WWII vets to DC memorial
• Morning fire destroys former Spartanburg school
• Daniels: Ind. added more jobs than thought in 2011
• Ind. city's costly fire truck is problem-plagued
• Horse sanctuary meets needs of riders, animals
• Fort Wayne factory's WWII radiation workers sought
• Video showcases rift in Madison County GOP ranks
• Year of planning to culminate in hospital's move
• N. Ind. man arrested with 19 'one-pot' meth labs
• Bones found by man walking in Gary aren't human
• Ivy Tech hosts Big Art Bang
• Ivy Tech’s Pam Schmelz presents at national conference
• Police: 1 child, school bus driver killed in crash
• Wake held for Ind. officer killed in hit-and-run
• Appeals court upholds ruling against firefighters
• School bus driver accused of child molestation
• Facebook page helps survivors find lost items
• Purdue students make wireless 'wah' pedal
• Monroe County building to add solar panels
• Ind. takes applications for math, science awards
• Remains of missing SW Indiana teen found in field
• Fort Wayne evicts about a dozen from Occupy camp
• 8 of 13 killed in Ind. tornadoes in mobile homes
• NW Indiana homes evacuated near brush fire
• Crane sculpture installed at SW Ind.'s Goose Pond
• Friends raise cash for Ind. woman in custody fight
• Very low rate of positive TB tests in Kokomo
• Purdue gets grant to develop cheaper solar cell
• 'Steady rebound' in Ind. economy, but risks remain
• Plane involved in D-Day invasion to be restored
• Research pays off for Indiana alpaca farmers
• Daniels hones light touch in final session
• Lawmakers push spending, education in final hours
• Commission outlines goals for Ind. universities
• Ind. man sentenced in father's stabbing death
• N. Ind. newspaper blocked from running DCS stories
• Ind. doctor pleads guilty to drug, fraud charges
• Former Ind. cop enters plea in wife's suicide
• Camm's lawyers seek to bar prosecutor's help
• Man faces hit-and-run charge after killing officer
• Kokomo families raise awareness of nerve disease
• Volunteers flock to S. Ind. after tornadoes strike
• Sculpture of coach John Wooden draws mixed reviews
• Obama approves disaster aid for 6 Ind. counties
• Surveillance cameras installed at Muncie schools
• Volunteers flock to S. Ind. after tornadoes strike
• Ind. lawmakers OK state fair, kindergarten money
• Library fee plan raises concerns among retirees
• Ex-Newburgh resident returns to Ind. for new film
• Indiana bill on resisting police wins approval
• Obama approves disaster aid for 6 Ind. counties
• Ind. lawmakers approve inheritance tax phase out
• Ind. lawmakers pass right-to-work, smoking ban
• Bloomington officials narrowly OK I-69 extension
• Ind. legislators send smoking ban bill to governor
• NW Ind. school treasurer charged with taking bribe
• Bridge opening boosts S. Ind. casino's revenue
• Ind. students could face charges for school prank
• Pizza delivery shooter not sane, says lawyer
• Moratorium, study planned on specialty plates
• Purdue professor calls cartoon of him anti-Semitic
• After 61 years, S. Ind. man can use eye again
• Notre Dame students push for protections for gays
• 2 Goshen companies fined by state after explosion
• Connersville residents saddened by loan rejection
• New C. Ind. animal rescue fund director stays busy
• Ind. students use tulips to track spring's arrival
• Ind. students raising money for Holocaust museum
• Bloomington panel to vote on I-69 section
• Police: Man accused of theft sought help fleeing
• S. Ind. school district devises school return plan
• NW Ind. county launches website with land deeds
• Used cars, Internet scams top Ind. consumer gripes
• IU music school adds renowned quartet to faculty
• Ind. lawmakers drop coal gas tax credit changes
• Ind. jail errs in releasing 3rd inmate in 5 weeks
• Lilly Endowment gives $3M to American Red Cross
• Sponsors of weakened Ind. smoking ban seek support
• Daniels requests federal aid for 6 counties
• Jefferson Co. tags storm damages at more than $5M
• Proximity to tornadoes could net more donations
• DNA linked man to unsolved slaying of grandfather
• $63M in contracts awarded for Heartland corridor
• Ruling: N. Ind. fatal police shooting justified
• Ind. man sentenced in shooting over fake pot
• Fort Wayne police keep eye on evidence in move
• Zeller basketball dynasty fires up hometown
• Hospital volunteer logs more than 2,000 hours
• IU spring break trips more than a day at the beach
• Person of interest in custody in fatal hit and run
• Books sought for tornado-damaged S. Ind. libraries
• More than 500 Kokomo-area residents tested for TB
• Ind. judge rejects man's request for early release
• Former Ind. coach faces charges in alleged attack
• Tornado-ravaged Ind. district eyes 2 school sites
• Industrial screws flatten tires on I-70 in W. Ind.
• Distribution center could add 135 Greencastle jobs
• Indiana smoking ban, money issues still face votes
• Reward offered for info on missing NW Ind. doctor
• E. Ind. police car factory denied federal loan
• Tea partiers file suit challenging Lugar access
• Coroner issues cause of Fort Wayne girl's death
• Ind. officials: Tornadoes injured at least 77
• Air Force proposes cutting 152 jobs in Fort Wayne
• Anderson eyes improvements to I-69 corridors
• Restoration work under way on historic boat
• Fluctuating temperatures concern Indiana farmers
• Peru hopes tax credit shift eases budget cuts
• Man gets 2 years of home detention for 2009 crash
• Missing SE Ind. motorist's body found in river
• N. Ind. jail officer killed, 3 hurt in hit-and-run
• N. Ind. man's death may be tied to recalled shrimp
• Ind. lawmakers adopt antique rifle as state rifle
• Indiana places new limits on college credits
• State, agencies take services nearer storm victims
• Single Ind.-Ky. tornado killed 10, went 49 miles
• Little Nashville Opry manager charged with arson
• City councilman nabbed for soliciting for sex
• Mourdock picks up NRA endorsement in GOP primary
• Rolls-Royce to open $42M plant in Indianapolis
• Sewage backup forces family of 12 from Ind. home
• Visitors to Ind. Laundromat warned to get TB test
• 'Green' movement a boon for Cummins Emissions
• Contest reunites Ind. woman, dad after 2 decades
• Delphi church facing ouster gets Easter reprieve
• Bison herd changes Indiana farming landscape
• Man gets 2 years for spitting on Ind. jail guard
• Election board rejects candidate for nickname
• Trailer park where Ind. girl was killed to be sold
• Michigan man sentenced in child pornography ring
• SW Ind. neighbor rescues woman, 96, from home fire
• SW Ind. man sentenced to 3 years in arson scam
• C. Ind. county to demolish aging county grandstand
• Nearly 70 cats removed from condemned N. Ind. home
• Ind. seeks info on vacant rentals in storm areas
• Talks continue on Indiana tax, spending plans
• Federal officials to assess Indiana tornado damage
• Ohio River bridge plan calls for tolls on 3 spans
• Remains IDed as those of missing Noblesville woman
• Talks start on Indiana smoking ban compromise
• South Bend, Notre Dame join crime-mapping system
• Property owners see rise in leasing inquiries
• Bloomington researcher tackles crayfish names
• Greenwood airport hopes to build on Super Bowl
• Marine unit from Terre Haute to deploy to Norway
• Police: Ind. man confesses in grandfather's death
• Ind. lawmakers honor victims of deadly tornadoes
• Ind. woman says she had to help accused killer
• Snow complicates cleanup in tornado-struck S. Ind.
• Ind. woman loses legs saving kids from tornado
• Indiana gets $250K grant to promote fair housing
• Newburgh gets federal grant to repair landslide
• Ind. selects 7 finalists for Stellar Communities
• Shepard to remain as acting Ind. chief justice
• Ind. man punches up success with guitar pick tool
• Program aims to help at-risk students catch up
• Officials planning for Indiana tornado volunteers
• Center established for Indiana tornado volunteers
• Thousands still without power after Ind. tornadoes
• Program opens doors to youths, foster families
• Agency aims to find true poverty rate in Muncie
• Indiana tornado victims urged to choose hope
• EF-4 tornado damage found in Clark, Jefferson Co.
• 2 sites receive 'endangered places' grants
• Ivy Tech looks to cut costs, accommodate need
• Child welfare confidentiality draws scrutiny
• Retirement wave will give Indiana House new look
• Marshals keep order over Indiana's small towns
• S. Ind. restaurant lets patrons name own price
• Weather service: 2 tornadoes hit Indiana town
• Hoosiers can help s. Ind. storm survivors
• Police: IU student from Taiwan found dead
• Authorities remove 31 cats from Fort Wayne home
• Bald eagles seen nesting near Indiana Dunes park
• Trine program aims to turn ideas into reality
• Disaster emergency declared in 11 Ind. counties
• South Bend task force to address abandoned houses
• New INDOT system tracks crash damage culprits
• Smoking bans pick up steam as attitudes shift
• Ind. Rep. works with FEMA in tornado response
• Candidates for Ind. governor react to storm damage
• Daniels to travel to tornado-ravaged s. Ind.
• Daniels seeks strict smoking ban, OK with lenience
• Indiana Republicans split over online sales tax
• Daniels rebuffs criticism of child services record
• Severe storms move into southwest Indiana
• Items confiscated at airports net Ind. $53K
• Retiring Rep. Burton endorses Seybold in primary
• Attorney: Lotto winner isn't Indiana man
• Grocers' stories to be subject of Cass Co. film
• Preschool program fights obesity through dance
• College offers state's only equine study program
• Gardens grow fresh produce for pantry clients
• Debate over historic house reveals racist deed
• N. Ind. board OKs solar power generating plant
• NE Ind. county OKs project for 80 wind turbines
• NIPSCO names O'Leary utility's new president
• S. Ind. city boosts patrols after BB gun shootings
• Cold snap boosted W. Ind. maple syrup production
• Gary utilty worker finds skull along street
• 1 in 5 Ind. households struggle to buy food
• Ind. AG sues 2 companies over Super Bowl rentals
• Ex-ND professor asks judge to dismiss charges
• Daniels will talk to child protection workers
• Fight over tuition for immigrants derails bill
• 2005 tornado survivors ask: Where's our shelter?
• Suit: Trucking firm rejected disabled applicants
• Ind. man booked for strangling woman, killing dogs
• IVY TECH BRINGS DISNEY INSTITUTE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT TO COLUMBUS
• Ivy Tech receives grant for equipment for vision-impaired at University Library
• Ivy Tech hosts job fair for Johnson County
• Wallace ends Ind. governor bid after ballot denial
• Ind. set for new stage inspections after collapse
• Indiana honors 20 schools for high academic growth
• Earlham College creating 2 new endowments
• Purdue seeks 1st director of gay, lesbian issues
• Kruse company in NE Ind. files for bankruptcy
• Indiana House backs bill on right to resist police
• Documentary recounts historic auto race circuit
• Term limits bring end to family's coroner legacy
• Historic Lafayette neighborhood to get makeover
• School districts chosen for teacher pay pilot
• Study: Dunes visitors help NW Ind. communities
• Author tracks down Indianapolis child artist
• Pilot, 72, gets 7 years for flying pot to Ind.
• Cash-short Ind. counties go back to gravel roads
• Coroner: S. Ind. woman who was missing drowned
• Ind. Senate OKs Little Calumet levee funding bill
• Emergency workers rescue worker trapped in grave
• Ind. extends liquor sales for DST switch day
• N. Ind. library to sell beer at fundraiser
• Howard Co. works to prevent tuberculosis spread
• Schools say students best defense against violence
• Ind. House scraps specialty license plate plan
• Stagehands union challenges fair safety report
• Ind. senators approve state fair, education money
• Ind. prosecutor: Deputy acted in self-defense
• No children injured when car crashes into day care
• Foster 'grandparents' lend hand to students
• Highway project leaves church without a home
• Fire destroys haunted house in southern Indiana
• Indiana Senate vote on smoking ban bill
• Indiana Senate backs penalties over farm lawsuits
• Ind. man charged with setting arson fires
• Toll Road bans some trucks due to high winds
• Ind. hires outside food company at state hospitals
• Ind.-based hybrid startup firm ceasing operations
• $5m in local income tax ensnared in county dispute
• Electric cars slow to catch on with many drivers
• Severe storm damages homes in SW Ind. river town
• Police: Woman believed to have drowned son, 3
• 3 Ind. school staffers face seduction charges
• Notre Dame honors Nobel Prize-winning scholar Sen
• Indiana Senate set to vote on weakened smoking ban
• Court to decide successor to Ind. elections chief
• Indiana House votes to phase out inheritance tax
• Prof: Purdue campus clears him in free speech case
• Indiana agency reports fewer child deaths in 2010
• Gary library workers say job cuts will kill union
• Union seeks restraining order on right-to-work law
• Settlers' descendant fights to keep town on map
• Indy airport awards ISU contract to study bats
• Logansport native honored by Norway for war work
• 'House Hunters' episode features Ind. search
• Johnson County weighs pros, cons of wheel tax
• Ex-pro wrestler sues promoter over groin injury
• N. Ind. man charged in killing of stepdaughter, 23
• Man's body found at northern Indiana reservoir
• Ind. court: Drug tests in cases were incorrect
• Ind. thieves haul jewelry from store in buckets
• Police: Ind. woman tried to attack police with axe
• Ind. Senate considers carve-outs to smoking ban
• Ind. legislators to debate rights to resist police
• N. Indiana woman run over by farm vehicle, dies
• Ind. to offer grants for recycling businesses
• New measles case confirmed in northeast Indiana
• Evansville mayor stays neutral in GOP Senate race
• Police: Woman shot by ex-husband in N. Ind. dies
• Ind. legislators OK lifting Sunday cycle sales ban
• Former treasury secretary gives $100,000 to IU
• Indiana law cuts school junk food but not obesity
• City aims to slow traffic to bolster downtown
• Tiny Indiana county aims for Wikipedia feature
• Morgantown church to be featured in film
• Wounded Ind. soldier works to overcome injuries
• Plans chop Indiana inheritance tax, revise refund
• Ex-state police commander sentenced to 10 years
• Man to stand trial in June in N. Ind. girl's death
• Officers' alleged voting irregularities face probe
• Indiana 3rd-graders prepare for new reading test
• Missing Ind. man, 90, found after night in woods
• Body found in Ohio River may be missing Ky. man
• N. Ind. anglers find dead alligator in logjam
• Indy woman finds boy, 2, in diaper on doorstep
• Jackson Co. courthouse gets historic designation
• Indiana police plan crackdown on drunken driving
• Ind. lawmakers eye smoking ban, inheritance tax
• Trial over Ind. welfare overhaul begins Monday
• Highway reopening unclear after train cars derail
• Riverfront development may boost Mount Vernon
• Gary man goes on trial in deaths of wife, stepkids
• Hoosier Park may bid for bankrupt Indiana Downs
• Student attack near Muncie campus prompts alert
• Ball State posts lists of those banned from campus
• Old Lugar issue finds new legs in critical race
• Student research showcases military base history
• Radio's glory days on display in Terre Haute
• Health promoters help bridge language, service gap
• Northern Ind. man shot following police chase
• Former Ind. energy official's new job questioned
• Brownsburg man convicted of child pornography charges
• Purdue team wins regional Rube Goldberg contest
• Fort Wayne group pushes renewed passenger rail
• Fort Wayne man dies after walking into pond
• Lawsuit targets ex-owner of troubled company
• Bloomington panel delays vote on I-69 section
• Death of man who shot at trooper ruled suicide
• Elkhart eyes new chapter for century-old building
• Indiana funding jump would end kindergarten fees
• Art project portrays Anderson as city on the move
• Support program helps veterans change lives
• Historical group curator keeps hands on the past
• Ind. election panel clears path for Pence
• Ousted Ind. official "elated" at home detention
• S. Ind. firefighters honor fallen colleague
• Police cancel shoe sale after hundreds rush store
• 16th case of measles confirmed in Indiana
• Analysis: Grading system would hurt poor schools
• Democrats want review of child protection agency
• Reward increases in case of missing IU student
• IU 'party animal' campaign stresses student safety
• Family of missing woman seeks funds for search
• Ind. company gets contract for Big Four bridge
• College hall still plans 2012 South Bend closing
• S. Ind. teen orchestra traveling to Carnegie Hall
• Crash of S. Ind. fire truck kills young volunteer
• Insanity defense planned in fatal Kokomo shootings
• Man fatally shot after N. Indiana police chase
• 2nd inmate mistakenly released from N. Ind. jail
• 4 Ind. fashion designers to be featured in exhibit
• Daniels heading to DC for governors conference
• Candidates battle Indiana ballot challenges
• Santorum expected to make Indiana ballot
• Panel names 3 finalists for Ind. Supreme Court
• Postal Service announces closings around Indiana
• More money added to plan for Indiana fair victims
• Judge appoints special prosecutor in Camm killings
• Northern Indiana deals with fog, prepares for snow
• Excise police look to curb underage drinking
• Ind. meeting on proposed Illiana route turns testy
• SW Ind. judge weighs future of former scout camp
• Ind. lawmakers stall latest time-zone change push
• Trapped woman rescued from burning car in NE Ind.
• Record number of Indiana foster children adopted
• Monument, statehouse vandalized
• Man offers to sell drugs to unsuspecting trooper
• Ind. panel backs tighter specialty plate rules
• Ind. lawmakers back penalties over farm lawsuits
• NE Ind. man convicted of using shoe-cam on girls
• Child drowns in baptismal pool
• Gunman's body found near scene of shootout
• Indiana U. South Bend dismisses tenured professor
• Ind. steel mill thrives decade after bankruptcy
• S. Ind. city's barge in good shape after all
• Wandering rooster plucked from Indiana highway
• Gary police officer accused of firing gun in air
• Ind. man accused of biting off most of man's ear
• Convicted molester gets 58-year Ind. sentence
• Ivy Tech Corporate College offers Management Supervisory Institute program
• Ivy Tech launches graduation coaches program
• Sen. Lugar, challenger Mourdock set April debate
• Ind. man charged in the death of missing woman
• SW Ind. authorities weigh charges in pursuit crash
• Man accused of stunning security guard arrested
• Ind. Senate panel weighs statewide smoking ban
• Ind. legislators discuss rights to resist police
• Indy Council member donates salary to endowment
• Ind. lawmaker stands by Girl Scouts criticism
• Police shoot robbery suspect after pursuit
• Appeals court overturns anonymous commenter ruling
• Activists: Farm bill would have 'chilling effect'
• A roundup of recent Indiana newspaper editorials
• N. Ind. school to buy iPads for kindergarteners
• International students protest new Purdue fee
• Police: Indy man sought after firing at trooper
• Disability survey seeks respondents
• IU, Indian law schools to offer dual degrees
• Ind. panel considers requiring stage inspections
• Dem Donnelly campaigns on Lugar residency issue
• Indiana retailers face penalties over 'bath salts'
• Ind. bill on right to resist police faces overhaul
• Indiana lawmaker opposes honor for Girl Scouts
• Man with overturned conviction sues prosecutor
• Study: N. Ind. politics not as corrupt as reputed
• Man ID'd after fatal crash that followed robbery
• Ind. county's small claims courts under scrutiny
• Man accused of trying to bribe his alleged victim
• Forecaster: Indiana's winter is warmest since 2002
• Body of missing N. Ind. man found in private pond
• Ind. Supreme Court semifinalists set to interview
• Purdue plans public tribute to alumna Voss
• Nobel winner in physics to speak at Notre Dame
• Ind. lawmakers work on smoking ban, other issues
• City plans sculpture to honor Indiana composer
• Early hearing tests used to screen for problems
• Reopening of I-64 span brings cheer to businesses
• Valparaiso looks at using food to get methane
• 1 dead, 2 nabbed after robbed homeowner chases men
• Tippecanoe barn fire kills 36 4-H goats
• Noblesville mayor confirms 14th case of measles
• Advocates seek to help homeless protect documents
• Evansville airport aims high with growth strategy
• White cries foul on residency, cites other cases
• International students find comfort in worship
• Proposed rules could limit youth roles on farms
• Woman could get 45 years in plot to kill boyfriend
• South Bend officer pinned between 2 vehicles
• Central Ind. city using security cameras
• IDEM cites I-69 project for erosion issues
• Ind. chief defends police who missed body in truck
• Ind. assessor plans to be out of office 6 months
• Indy man says police didn't have to kill pit bull
• 155-year-old Ind. schoolhouse on historic register
• Victories, hurdles mark 10-year life sciences push
• Technology could help cities cut sewer overflows
• Sherman Minton reopens after being closed 5 months
• Judge order March hearing on Bisard blood evidence
• Ind. man who lost hand in 2003 receives transplant
• 3rd man indicted as Latin Kings member enters plea
• Ind. seeks stay in challenge to immigration law
• Officials warn against co-sleeping after 4 deaths
• Retiring Ind. chief justice honored by press group
• Man's underwear gift leads to child molest arrest
• Police: Woman jumps to her death from Ind. bridge
• Ind. farmhouse gets mired in field during move
• Ind. shoplifters flee store after stunning guard
• Ind. man's body found in bed of repossessed truck
• ISU to partner with Navy's Crane center
• Ind. awards 10 school innovation grants
• Warm winter could ruin state's fruit crops
• Fort Wayne school plans trees in student's memory
• Noblesville teachers kept from school for measles
• Committee to push for safer late-night stores
• Ind. lawmakers eye early end to session
• OSHA cites Jeffboat 9 times after worker death
• Former Daniels aide challenges Wallace GOP bid
• US Attorney may seek SW Ind. drug designation
• Ex-secretary gets probation for stealing from cops
• Paralyzed teen tells lawmakers of stage collapse
• $7 million volleyball complex set for Fort Wayne
• Allegiant begins twice-a-week service to Gary
• Ex-husband charged in Mishawaka woman's murder
• C. Ind. community to get 'smart' traffic signals
• Evansville quintuplets celebrate 5th birthdays
• SW Ind. landlords get lessons in avoiding meth
• Ind. bill seeks superintendent contract disclosure
• Ind. woman who kept 105 dogs charged with neglect
• Ind. scientists to study toxin, paralysis ties
• Purdue flooded with comments on energy plan
• Ind. Senate eyes money for schools, fair victims
• Notre Dame to build N. Ind. research facility
• 2 face murder charge in baby's dehydration death
• 18 indicted in western Indiana meth investigation
• Ind. legislators advance ban on school bus fees
• Court ruling ousting Camm prosecutor stands
• 2nd blood test sought for Indy cop in fatal crash
• Daniels wants few exemptions to Ind. smoking ban
• Ind. fair relief fund makes 3rd round of payments
• ISU weighs leasing property for oil, gas drilling
• NW Ind. high school swimmer files hazing lawsuit
• Suspect in 5 killings in Ind. pleads guilty
• Plan to drug test Ind. welfare recipients stalls
• Working with people, not statistics
• Ivy Tech taking registrations for summer classes
• Police follow snow footprints to burglary suspect
• Ex-CEO of eye clinic gets 2-year bilking sentence
• SW Ind. man held after fatal crash with wheelchair
• Ind. judge dismisses racial profiling suit
• Bill makes Ind. drunken driving, boating laws same
• NW Indiana BB shooter gets 3.5 years in prison
• Notre Dame focuses on K-12 education with lectures
• Ind. lawmakers seek energy aid for Hoosiers
• Web surfers can track Ind. police cadets online
• I-70 back open following fatal crash west of Indy
• Club for Growth backs Mourdock in Ind. Senate race
• Indiana bill to teach creationism being shelved
• Remains found near Marion need further analysis
• Ind. health department confirms 13 measles cases
• Police officer surrenders after standoff in Indy
• S. Ind. city keeps its softball field on graveyard
• SW Ind. city gets $600K grant to combat flooding
• Ind. legislators back bill for alcohol amnesty law
• Purdue-Calumet prof's Islam comments create stir
• DOT: Demolition of 2 NW Ind. bridges nears
• Utility exec: Coal-gas plant's 'time has passed'
• Task force to investigate small claims courts
• C. Ind. district reports suspected measles case
• Sherman-Minton bridge may reopen 1 week early
• Lice outbreak affects 4 dorms at Huntington U.
• March fundraiser for Dalai Lama's nephew's group
• Ind. parents charged with neglect in son's death
• Judge sets trial date for suspect in 1979 slaying
• Domestic violence victims receive donated phones
• Ind. proposal would loosen charity gambling rules
• University credit transfer measure advances
• Ind. Supreme Court hitting the road to Valparaiso
• Attorney Brizzi suffers mild heart attack
• Ind. court rules governor doesn't have to testify
• Bedbugs found at Indianapolis children's hospital
• Romney Ind. co-chair could decide Santorum fate
• Court upholds convicted molester's sentence
• S. Ind. town pays IRS $68K in back taxes
• 2 Ind. women deliver aid to Alabama storm victims
• 6th District GOP candidates rail against Obama
• Body of disabled S. Ind. man found in wooded area
• Personal computers coming to high school students
• RV executive cautiously optimistic about industry
• Veteran launches new career at Ind. shooting range
• Muncie mayor keeps pledge, reopens 2 fire houses
• Terre Haute police dog wins vets' heroism award
• Gary owes its police, firefighters millions
• Evansville homes condemned as meth labs multiply
• Candidates struggle with Indiana ballot hurdles
• Stolen car arrest leads to abducted New Jersey boy
• Man convicted of molesting denied early release
• Indiana withholds results of drug lab retesting
• Columbus looks to the arts as an economic engine
• Indiana's Amish food markets seeing growth
• Summer tuition breaks help lighten students' load
• Body found in creek ID'ed as missing Ind. woman
• Downtown Indy got bulk of Super Bowl excitement
• Defense: Gun misfired in Indy officer's shooting
• Police find 300 pot plants growing in Ind. home
• Federal regulators seize Shelby County bank
• 2 students injured in overturned bus on I-74
• Tow truck takes car with child inside
• Indiana's inheritance tax on chopping block
• Private group takes control of Ernie Pyle site
• Critics troubled by changes in child services
• Bridge closure leads to college enrollment drops
• GOP's Santorum, Wallace set for statewide ballot
• Many Indiana House Democrats calling it quits
• Ind. financial adviser indicted on fraud charges
• Mild winter may cut Ind. maple syrup season short
• Fishers music warehouse to shut down, idling 248
• Former Gary basketball coach faces sex charges
• Gov. Daniels would consider post under GOP prez
• 2 old barns to become part of new farming project
• Longtime Ind. Rep. Espich won't seek re-election
• Bloomington hires fire to plan technology park
• City's ash tree removal costs slices tree-pruning
• Purdue warns students: Show proof of measles shots
• Asian hooded crane lands in S. Ind. wildlife area
• Ind., Ill. students to compete in Bridge Bust
• Program gets grants to send books to book clubs
• 13K Indiana foreclosure victims to get $2K checks
• Missing woman investigators find human remains
• Pro-labor Republicans recruit for Ind. House races
• Marion Mayor Seybold will run for Burton seat
• Advocates want no weakening of Ind. smoking ban
• Notre Dame tuition to increase by 3.8 percent
• Wind turbine maker bringing jobs to southern Ind.
• Schools chief: No Child waiver helps Ind. students
• Exhibit in the Ivy Tech Gallery of Fine Art & Design
• 3 women, 4 men among Ind. top court semifinalists
• Indy volunteers' Super Scarves turn up on eBay
• Dem. gubernatorial hopeful files 7,800 signatures
• Indiana officers seek info in bald eagle shooting
• Ind. fair commission pays fine over stage collapse
• Ind. panel OKs overhaul of school grading system
• Emergency exercise preceded Ind. fair disaster
• South Bend's tallest building lists for $8.3M
• Ind. man rescues $50K lottery ticket he'd trashed
• Ind. woman faces neglect trial in grandson's death
• Man found dead at Ind. park apparently killed self
• Police: Ind. student had rifle in car at school
• Former Ind. real estate agent convicted of forgery
• Ind. wheat 'excellent' despite wet planting season
• Ind. Homeland Security chief likes drill result
• Ind. court seeks public input on parenting rules
• South Bend airport begins using body scanner
• Ind. GOP governor hopeful lacks enough signatures
• Santorum files for Indiana ballot despite dispute
• State senator won't enter race to replace Burton
• Measles patient at Super Bowl venue among 4 cases
• Right-to-work fines put on hold by Ind. high court
• National Guard general opposes change at Ind. base
• Ind. court orders bond for suspect in baby's death
• W. Ind. city's flood-prone creek target of project
• W. Ind. city will clean up oil-tainted property
• Report: Calls to child ombudsman rose 42 percent
• AG pairs with Goodwill to sell unclaimed property
• Task force to discuss proposed Illiana routes
• Ind. lawmakers considering ban on school bus fees
• Ind. Democrats help to put GOP underdog on ballot
• Ind. high court takes over sec'y of state dispute
• Missing Ind. caver's body found half-mile from car
• Court denies bid to replace Indiana sec'y of state
• Indiana tax collections below target for January
• Ind. House panel leader leery of creationism bill
• S. Ind. exhibit will feature 5-foot-tall brains
• Doctor sues town after arrest over ticket dispute
• Ivy Tech to feature Daniel Miller and Jarvis Cooper during celebration of Black History Month
• A roundup of recent Indiana newspaper editorials
• Mother of dead soldier donates $25,000 to school
• FAA asks school district to downsize wind turbine
• Ind. police: Man tried to steal woman's dentures
• Truck driver faces Ind. prison trafficking charges
• Ind. police officer arrested on gas-theft charge
• Official: N. Ind. town violated open meetings law
• Graduation rate rises to 85.7 percent in Indiana
• Ex-GOP prosecutor running as Democrat for congress
• West Lafayette students win state science bowl
• Authorities removed body found in S. Ind. cave
• Marion Co. judge blocks right-to-work fines
• Ind. Dems ask court to replace secretary of state
• Ind. student sues to wear breast cancer bracelet
• MTV 'Teen Mom' star pleads guilty, awaits sentence
• Excise police arrest 218 during Super Bowl week
• Indiana gov hopefuls get ready for ballot
• Ind. agency to release fair stage collapse report
• Ind. city tries another tactic to discourage crows
• Survivors reflect on '92 plane crash in Evansville
• Judge postpones man's fire death trial 5th time
• Indy prepares to begin cleanup from Super Bowl
• Prosecutor seeks piggy bank could contain evidence
• NW Ind. food bank distributes record food amount
• SW Ind. gym gets revamped thanks to $40K in gifts
• Valparaiso University honors student killed in war
• Veteran influx a challenge for colleges, agencies
• Movie theater promos reward guests for loyalty
• Ind. meth ingredient tracking not helping police
• Police report mostly calm Super Bowl Village
• Bauer tactics unite, divide outnumbered Dems
• Thousands seek jobs at Ind. locomotive factory
• Missing Ind. student's family upset over website
• W. Indiana city sees little boost from Super Bowl
• Officers recovering from shooting with Pa. man
• 2 southern Indiana counties consider vote centers
• Crashes put spotlight on Indiana driver licensing
• New teaching methods make IMPACT at Purdue
• Woman works to rescue turtles from Ind. highways
• Prosecutors: Ind. woman left decomposing in chair
• N. Ind. police look for men stealing from charity
• Purdue eyes millions in revenue from tech licenses
• Ind. base would shift mission under defense budget
• Lake, Porter counties to meet emissions rules
• Peru circus to begin charging performers fees
• Indiana 911 funding plans equalizing phone fees
• Fort Wayne air base to remain open, change mission
• Man fatally shot, 2 Muncie police officers injured
• Vanderburgh Co. leads state in meth lab seizures
• Ticket scams cost business $80,000, woman $2,000
• Slain soldiers' fathers get Super Bowl tickets
• New Gary mayor urges community to do good deeds
• Accused Ind. killer of 5 won't face death penalty
• Ind. probes care center over resident's death
• Union protesters gather at Super Bowl village
• N. Ind. boy, 7, shot in arm when bullets hit home
• Ind. election chief's voter fraud trial nears end
• S. Ind. police arrest man in wife's 1990 slaying
• Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra CEO resigns
• EPA needs more workers for Evansville lead cleanup
• Indiana and NFL union leaders will protest Hyatt
• Former N. Ind. high school to become apartments
• Nearly 700 women donate breast tissue for research
• Grandmother opposes man's release to care for boys
• Former teacher pleads guilty to sex with a minor
• Court records show gang leader agrees to plea deal
• IDEM worries NW Ind. might not be in compliance
• Jasper bratwurst sandwich wins the Super 46
• Move to expand Ind. fenced deer hunting shelved
• US Rep seeks measure targeting anti-I-69 group
• SW Ind. hospital to get $6.5 million expansion
• Indy officer injured in Super Bowl Village fight
• Ind. panel suspends SW Ind. attorney's license
• Ind. man allegedly attacked mental health patient
• Warm Ind. winter means lower heating bills
• 10 'one-pot' meth labs found along Ind. trail
• Police find gun in central Indiana student's car
• Man wants out of prison after girlfriend's death
• S. Indiana National Guard unit prepares to deploy
• Multi-state earthquake drill to be held Feb. 7
• Ind. lawmakers seek to protect Fort Wayne base
• S. Ind. police say man arrested in abduction
• Hammond challenging NIPSCO rate increase in court
• Prosecutors attack White's residency claim
• Manager in Indy grocery store shooting resigns
• 3 Ind. sibling-soldiers meet while in Afghanistan
• Lawsuit over girls basketball games to proceed
• Ind. Senate backs tightening abortion pill rules
• Rare whooping crane dies in Indiana after injury
• Hundreds of union supporters fill Ind. Statehouse
• S. Ind. city will sell its new entertainment barge
• Search continues for Ind. woman presumed dead
• Ind. police seize 37 kilos of cocaine along I-70
• Ind. man pleads guilty in hotel owner's slaying
• S. Ind. man dies while working on IU campus
• Indiana Senate approves regulations for stages
• Frontier Communications donates $10,000 to RV Hall
• Ind. bicentennial panel wants conservation ideas
• Indiana U. students providing free tax assistance
• Indiana Senate ties over school start date bill
• Indiana Senate drops abortion pill dosage rules
• Ind. House approves limited statewide smoking ban
• Ind. House approves $5M for state fair victims
• N. Ind. hospital: Records may have been breached
• Man who hit N. Ind. police with baton fatally shot
• Man charged with 2 murder counts in Kokomo deaths
• State police seek help in solving shooting death
• Ivy Tech to sponsor bone marrow drive
• Lake County looking for families to claim 4 bodies
• Boy, 13, arrested after driving along Ind. highway
• Longtime US Rep. Dan Burton won't seek re-election
• Ind. man dies in rail mishap at US Steel complex
• NE Ind. man loses hand in blast, police find bombs
• Ind. native missing after hiking in Nevada
• Ind. man accused of shooting child with BB gun
• Ind. right-to-work bill near last legislative vote
• South Shore rail fares going up 5 percent Feb. 15
• Refurbished N. Ind. theater gets help from artists
• Man convicted in murder-for-hire seeks new trial
• Indiana challenges teachers to instruct digitally
• Ind. House dilutes drug tests for lawmakers
• Ind. Senate broadens teaching creationism proposal
• Daniels signs new penalties for sex trafficking
• Jury seated in trial of secretary of state
• AG files lawsuit over $34,000 in missing funds
• Ind. Senate backs ban on college retirement age
• Lugar, Mourdock draw combined $1.1M in Senate race
• Death of 94-year-old Ind. man ruled a homicide
• Life sentences sought in deaths of girl, uncle
• Gov. Daniels ready to sign right-to-work bill
• Ind. naval center braces for military cuts impact
• Ind. city collects nearly $20K in tall grass fines
• Neighbors on edge month after killing of woman, 84
• Ind. Guardsman injured in deadly blast recovering
• AP-IN--IAPME News And Photo Contest, IN
• Few in Ind. using state fund to avoid foreclosure
• Longtime Ind. electric chair on display at museum
• Geological Survey chief to visit Indiana U.
• Ind. justice teaching class while spinning on bike
• Ind. Senate begins final right-to-work push
• Weight-loss challenge brings fear, anticipation
• Church meal ministry focuses on needs at home
• Lake Co. public defender fights bid to cut benefit
• Winds force shutdown of tents at NFL Experience
• Foul play suspected in death of Ladoga man, 94
• 5th Kokomo shooting in 5 days leaves man critical
• Prodigious blood donor gets Super Bowl tickets
• Indiana moving slowly on lake phosphorus rules
• Political stakes are high as White goes on trial
• Indiana battles legislative creep in short session
• Training aims to help treat veterans' stress
• 'Green' burials gain traction at Ind. cemeteries
• No injuries reported in fire at Ind. prison
• Child pornography suspect mistakenly released from jail
• Driver sentenced in teen girl's hit-and-run death
• Raid triggers lawsuit over Ind. online gaming
• NW Ind. pair accused of real estate scam
• Ind. police investigate I-80 shooting
• Columbus spends $22k on ice rescue equipment
• Abuse response clouds Indiana police entry bill
• Abuse response clouds Indiana police entry bill.
• Birth-control ruling rattles Ind. Catholic schools
• Birth-control ruling rattles Ind. Catholic schools
• Ind. court steps into legislative fines dispute
• Indiana House backs break for bars on smoking ban
• 7 women, 8 men among Ind. Supreme Court applicants
• 'Right to work' protesters attend zip line test
• Pilot program to allow webcasts in NW Ind. courts
• ISU students unearth secrets of poor farm's graves
• IU Southeast drafts plans for 6th dormitory
• Police searching for motive in Kokomo shootings
• State seeks "Stellar Communities"
• Mild winter leads to surge in N. Ind. golfers
• Ind. appeals court upholds stabbing sentence
• S. Ind. jail inmate found dead in his cell
• Bus driver accused of having sex with student
• Democrats file for northeast Ind. House seat
• Trustee leaves $4.2M to Franklin College
• Indiana right-to-work on speedy path in Senate
• 1 dead, 3 hurt in series of Kokomo shootings
• Hearing for coal-gasification plant fosters debate
• Senate panel OKs solid waste district funding bill
• Right-to-work conflict dooms mass transit bill
• S. Ind. couple loses $8,200 in phone scam
• Ind. prosecutor: Officers acted in self-defense
• SW Ind. girl's fundraising helps buy police dog
• Ind. Senate panel OKs creationism teaching bill
• 2 NE Ind. jail inmates charged in guard's assault
• Unions seek 3.5 percent raise for IU's employees
• Clean air rules might add 14 percent to Ind. rates
• ISU purchases letters from former socialist leader
• Documentary about life in Ind. prison wins award
• Bar exemption sought on Indiana smoking ban bill
• Fetus in Fort Wayne sewer was 14-15 weeks old
• Indiana House vote on right-to-work bill
• Indiana panel backs looser school voucher rules
• Grissom Base security officer faces arson charge
• Ind. House opens debate on right-to-work vote
• Ind. Senate panel backs limits on abortion pill
• Ind. bookkeeper gets 18-month sentence in thefts
• Publishing executive recalls playing for Paterno
• S. Ind. man arrested in teen's alleged sex assault
• SW Ind. company fined $2K in worker's 2010 death
• Ind., county must foot student's TB treatment bill
• NW Ind. town OK's 6,800-panel solar power project
• Center to move Purdue discoveries to market
• IU jazz prof Baker honored by school's president
• Ind. lawmakers to consider cursive writing mandate
• Ind. Dems ponder return in right-to-work battle
• New report gives Indiana C+ on education policies
• Ind. House eyes another $5M for state fair victims
• Ind. lawmakers seeking looser school voucher rules
• Ind. port loads 1st January lake cargo since '06
• Daniels returns $3K to bankrupt Durham company
• Ind. Senate backs uncontested candidate law change
• AT&T expands wireless coverage for Super Bowl
• NE Ind. police officer shot in face is improving
• S. Ind. boaters fighting Ohio River barge project
• Ind. jobless rate holds at 9 percent for 2nd month
• Lake Michigan town suspends deer cull indefinitely
• Ferguson named Vincennes Sun-Commercial publisher
• Report: Ind. ranks low in public research funding
• Rare winter tornado caused $1M damage to business
• Indiana Tech dorm OK'd despite neighbor's concerns
• Missing S. Ind. woman's body found near creek
• Ind. agency sets gasification plant public hearing
• Morgan Stanley settles with Indiana over ISTA fund
• Charity plans to demolish former Bayer buildings
• Ind. Dems right-to-work boycott possible again
• Ind. House Dems lose right-to-work referendum vote
• Fetus found in Fort Wayne sewer system
• Ind. Senate vote on right-to-work bill
• Ind. House GOP blocks right-to-work referendum
• Indiana Senate votes 28-22 for right-to-work bill
• Lafayette woman arrested for Indiana agency threat
• Indiana Senate backs bill on officeholder limits
• Witnesses report fire before SE Ind. plane crash
• Union takes right-to-work protest to Bosma's home
• Ind. woman wants change in school's lice policy
• With scant snow, Ind. road crews find other work
• Grading changes for Ind. schools come under fire
• WWII vet, 88, receives French Legion of Honor
• Vandalism, costs plague shuttered Evansville arena
• Ind. woman gets 6 years for severely injuring son
• N. Ind. man collapses, dies while jogging at park
• Inspections find underage tobacco sales down
• South Bend seeks to save money on street lights
• Indiana House could start right-to-work debate
• Richmond police hope to mount equestrian unit
• Valparaiso to see savings with light switch
• Report questions Ind. child safety agency's work
• Fort Wayne boy, 12, dies after snowmobile crash
• 5 saved, 1 critical in Fort Wayne apartment blaze
• SE Indiana couple died in small plane crash
• Right-to-work fines raise judicial reach question
• Botox helps SW Ind. professor regain his voice
• Male, female killed in Ind. small plane crash
• ConAgra plans to upgrade NW Ind. popcorn plant
• Former band assistant faces sex charges in NE Ind.
• HIV-positive sex offender abused boy, police say
• Inmate recaptured after escape from Indiana prison
• Ind. school moves to shut down fake Twitter posts
• Suit claims girl was sexually assaulted in school
• Winter storm pelts Indy with snow and sleet
• Ind. state parks look forward to Super Bowl surge
• 'Parent trigger' would let parents convert schools
• Indiana ports had best shipping year since 2006
• Indiana House Democrats could end boycott Monday
• Most House Democrats join lawsuit blocking fines
• Indiana Senate rejects right-to-work referendum
• Ind. police dispute motorists' claim of speed trap
• School districts may join Purdue in calendar shift
• Judge delays setting trial date for neglect charge
• Ind. police: Man stole $30K in jewelry from Kmart
• Equipment failure slows Ind. steel mill production
• Lack of snow melts N. Ind. city's snowman contest
• S. Ind. jury awards woman $1.5M in medical suit
• Work finished in Indy to lock down manhole covers
• Tougher Ind. law on watching dog fights advances
• DNR says White River has recovered from 1999 spill
• Lilly Endowment donates $6 million to IU
• IPFW chancellor to advise Army on education
• Ind. Senate approves expanded HIV testing
• Judge delays fines of boycotting Indiana Democrats
• I-69 reopens after crash of meth material truck
• Judge blocks fines against Ind. House boycotters
• Electrocution may have killed man at power station
• Ind. Senate moves forward right-to-work debate
• Ind. teen chased, extinguished burning neighbor
• Police: Bones found by dog those of missing woman
• Ind. lawyer charged with taking nearly $600,000
• Fort Wayne mayoral candidates spent record $2.2M
• W. Ind. pilot dies in Afghan helicopter crash
• South Bend buying closed auto lot for VA clinic
• N. Ind. soldier killed in Afghanistan laid to rest
• 5-hour N. Ind. police standoff ends without injury
• Coroner: Man charged in killing dies before trial
• Ind. woman charged in alleged hammer attack on son
• South Shore railway to offer free Wi-Fi connection
• Bill banning anthem embellishments won't get vote
• Ind. senators consider changing tax refund
• ACLU of Indiana's chief to retire in March
• Ind. basketball tourney format to get second look
• Democrats file legal challenge to Ind. House fines
• Man found dead at western Indiana power station
• Ind. man in court on charge of stealing police car
• Boone Co. man pleads guilty to family killings
• Weather service confirms 3 tornadoes in S. Ind.
• Pence raises $5M, Gregg nets $1.7M in gov. race
• Ind. man to get trial date in Feb. in girl's death
• Ind. unveils its 1st license plate for gay youth
• Ind. Democrats show no signs of ending boycott
• NE Ind. man found dead on top of covered pool
• Coroner: W. Ind. man killed self after boy's death
• SW Ind. Toyota plant produces 3 millionth vehicle
• Ind. man gets 40 years in shooting death of boy, 4
• S. Ind. cemetery with trouble history up for sale
• National Park Service seeks Indiana homesteaders
• Plea deal spares execution in 3 Boone Co. deaths
• Body of Guard unit commander returned to C. Ind.
• Bill requiring Indiana stage inspections advances
• Indiana panel backs bill on right to resist police
• Longtime Sen. Bray retiring from Ind. Legislature
• Man in stolen Ind. squad car asks for handcuff key
• Veteran Ind. legislator Cheatham not running again
• Former head of IU program files EEOC complaint
• Strong storms cut across Ind. ahead of cold front
• S. Ind. home over old mine sinks 3 feet in 2 weeks
• Boy, 6, dies day after falling into icy pond
• N. Ind. boy wakes up, helps save family from fire
• 10 arrested in Elkhart on prostitution charges
• South Bend team owner plans $3.75 million upgrade
• 2nd fatal crash brings I-164 barrier to agenda
• House set to vote on right-to-work referendum
• Hundreds line NW Ind. streets for fallen guardsman
• Ind. GOP, Daniels PAC return money to Ohio company
• Indy Super Bowl street closures begin this week
• Ind. lawmakers ponder more for state fair victims
• Boy, 6, in critical shape after 45 minutes in pond
• Snowy owl shows up in SW Ind., dazzling birders
• Police nab escapee by following bare footprints
• Ohio man dies in ATV crash in southeastern Indiana
• Ind. lawmakers consider fines on access violators
• SW Ind. city getting new earthquake risk maps
• W. Ind. police fatally shoot knife-wielding man
• 70 members of Ind. guard unit head to Afghanistan
• Indiana lawmakers consider right to resist police
• S. Ind. airport settles condemnation dispute
• Investment firm buys historic South Bend theater
• County has no public defenders for capital cases
• Ind. conservation officers pull boy from icy pond
• New Muncie mayor plans to reopen 2 fire houses
• 2 NW Ind. black mayors say they learned from King
• Home demolition for US 31 upgrade set near Kokomo
• EPA says Ind. coal mine isn't regulated enough
• S. Ind. native turns tree stumps into art
• Ind. House closes divisive week with detente
• EPA says Ind. coal mine isn't regulated enough
• Police, Patriot Guard help crash victims in Ind.
• Rules for IAPME News And Photo Contest
• Mistrial declared in case against Muncie pastor
• 2 guns, other items stolen from Indy police car
• Court upholds firing of deputy who claimed racism
• Jury deadlocks in trial of inmate accused in riot
• ACLU sues Indy over newspaper for homeless
• Courthouse murals celebrate Vigo County history
• Ind. sentencing overhaul to take another year
• Some Ind. motels become havens for sex offenders
• Indiana Dems: Voters should decide right-to-work
• Judge upholds Indiana school voucher law
• Md. man sentenced to 33 years for "sextortion"
• Ivy Tech offers Lunch & Learn Workshop: Manager, Leader, or Both?
• Ivy Tech announces $8 million major gifts campaign
• Living the “examined life”
• Funerals scheduled for 3 Ind. National Guardsmen
• Police: Man attacks karate instructor in school
• N. Ind. residents on edge after woman's murder
• 41 iPads stolen from NE Ind. elementary school
• SW Ind. man fears for his missing albino wallaby
• Ind. student's TB is drug-resistant strain
• Storm dumps 9 inches of snow on N. Ind.
• NW Ind. police remove 27 more dogs from rural home
• Ind. bills would broaden ban on synthetic drugs
• Ind. court disbars lawyer who attacked legislator
• Indiana U med school joins 1st lady's vets program
• Search continues for Ind. man who stole police car
• Ind. senator wants automatic tax refund re-crafted
• Indiana fair concerts going to expanded coliseum
• Home News buys The Seymour Tribune in S. Ind.
• Indiana county leaders worried over 911 funding
• British TV crew visits Ind. city for obesity show
• Ind. county sued over police pursuit death of boy
• Judge rules N. Ind. grandmother should stand trial
• Police: Ball State student crashed into dome
• Ind. police shock student with Taser after scuffle
• Ind. police: Suspect threatened to eat officers
• Storm forecast to dump heavy snow on N. Ind.
• NW Ind. police remove 55 dogs from old farmhouse
• Indiana environmental agency adds ag liaison
• Ind. retailers oppose 2-year wait for Amazon tax
• New Gary mayor wants hotel near City Hall razed
• 3 Indy hospitals participate in genome research
• Indiana House panel backs smoking ban bill
• Ind. House schedules initial right-to-work vote
• Indiana proposal would ban anthem embellishments
• First-responders at train crash get ill from food
• Purdue to move to year-round academic system
• Ind. U. business school receives $33 million grant
• Indiana NFL players lobby against right-to-work
• Shelbyville suspect asks for public defender
• Authorities retrieve guns from stolen police car
• Purdue to move to year-round academic system
• Ind. legislators consider basketball tourney bill
• Ind. closed meeting angers wounded clerk's family
• Indianapolis dentist faces Medicaid fraud charges
• 3 doctors to examine man using insanity defense
• Purdue seeks to shift from coal to gas power
• S. Ind. limestone company workers end strike
• Soldier who survived Afghan blast set for surgery
• NE Ind. man killed when tractor runs over him
• Indiana's chief justice to address legislators
• Super Bowl performance schedule set
• Daniels gives more modest agenda to Ind. lawmakers
• Escapee flees in stolen NW Indiana police car
• Indiana Democrats say Daniels' agenda divisive
• Many boycotting Ind. Dems attend governor's speech
• Tenant with rent due charged with killing landlady
• Drugmaker plans 234 Terre Haute jobs by 2016
• Ind. AG asks high court to hear candidacy dispute
• AP adds Schedler to cover 2012 legislative session
• Judge rules diocese's settlement can be enforced
• Mom's ex-boyfriend gets 8 years for burglary
• Federal prison's job fair targets Ind. veterans
• NW Ind. man admits story of fake cop was hoax
• Former Court of Appeals Judge William Conover dies
• Ind. panel advances right-to-work bill
• Bridge closure, floods cut Ind. casino's revenue
• Ind. bill would make land-acquisition tougher
• Ind. pastor faces trial on molestation charges
• Ind. investigates inmate's apparent Facebook page
• NE Ind. landowner trying to stop college dorm
• South Shore rail seeks comments on fare increases
• Daniels set for final Ind. State of State speech
• Ind. officials prep for statewide earthquake drill
• Indy building collapses after fire, possible blast
• Purdue eyes trimester calendar for quicker degrees
• C. Ind. woman's death in ransacked home a homicide
• Fort Wayne students being tested for tuberculosis
• SW Ind. mining co. to pay fine, restore waterways
• Ind. House GOP sets initial right-to-work vote
• Ind. reaches online sales tax deal with Amazon.com
• Daniels says 3-day Democrat boycott not excessive
• 12 Johnson County Ivy Tech students receive pins in nursing ceremony
• Bambi Cardinal receives pin in Ivy Tech nursing ceremony
• 5 Jackson County Ivy Tech students receive pins in nursing ceremony
• 6 Decatur County Ivy Tech students receive pins in nursing ceremony
• Rhonda Clark receives pin in Ivy Tech nursing ceremony
• 12 Bartholomew County Ivy Tech students receive pins in nursing ceremony
• Top budget aide to Indiana Gov. Daniels steps down
• Ind. man dies after driving into retention pond
• Attorneys named for man accused of killing girl
• Sole Guard survivor of Afghan blast is in coma
• 5 selected for Indiana Journalism Hall of Fame
• Ind. judge rejects death penalty dismissal request
• C. Ind. slaughterhouse back in business after fire
• Former IPFW lecturer sues school over firing
• Ind. airports hope Super Bowl brings more business
• SW Ind. school district may tap methane for power
• 4 Ind. Guard soldiers' bodies return to US
• Pavement waves lead to repairs on US 24 upgrade
• Indiana House standstill poised to enter 2nd week
• Indiana DOT plans 28 intersections for roundabouts
• NE Indiana land trust plans 80th nature preserve
• Robot swept road for bombs before blast killed 4
• 4 Ind. Guard soldiers' remains due back Sunday
• C. Indiana man shot by police after firing on them
• Monticello residents have questions about plant
• Ind. House Dems lose political hot-button
• Outlying Super Celebration sites prepare for fans
• Evansville chief reverses take-home car policy
• Ind. woman arrested in shooting that injured cop
• N. Ind. man gets 53 years in daughter's death
• Rescuers free man stuck in bean-filled Ind. silo
• Premium prices for parking during Super Bowl
• Republicans hope for meaningful Ind. primary
• Popular issues stall behind Ind. Dem boycott
• Police round up cattle after I-69 crash
• Ind. Democrats set meetings on right-to-work bill
• Indiana trumpets 46 'Super' sandwiches for contest
• Ind. hospital counselor accused of bilking patient
• NW Ind. man shoots at suspected police imposter
• Dual Credit Student Success Story
• NFL players oppose Indiana right-to-work bill
• Ind. native will paint Daniels' official portrait
• Warm weather melts NW Ind. park's skating crowd
• Ind. man arrested at airport had gun in briefcase
• Suspect in deaths of girl, uncle beaten in jail
• Ind. Revenue Department expands freefile program
• Ind. legislators poised for right-to-work action
• DNR looking for Indiana's weirdest trees
• Indiana, feds offer reward in whooping crane case
• Indiana continues to see state tax revenue gains
• New push set for broad Indiana smoking limits
• Man gets 130 years in 1999 double-slaying
• Southern Indiana burglary ring broken up
• A roundup of recent Indiana newspaper editorials
• Ind. BMV urges early renewal of licenses, IDs
• S. Ind. city evicting Occupy protesters from park
• Ind. church in highway's path rejects state offer
• SW Ind. man gets 25 years in child molesting case
• Ind. judge declares winner in close mayor's race
• NE Ind. city getting new $13M parts plant
• Grant to help Indy neighborhood analyze pollution
• South Bend to get an expanded VA outpatient clinic
• Panel considering tougher Ind. sex-trafficking law
• Ind. House enters 2nd day on hold in labor battle
• Memorial service set for slain Fort Wayne girl
• Ind. Legislature's 1st day draws more protesters
• 1st day of legislative session ends without quorum
• Authorities: S. Indiana man shot mother, set fire
• Ind. judge stays order ousting secretary of state
• Indiana governor rescinds Statehouse crowd limits
• Prosecutors: No charges in Indy Kroger shooting
• SW Ind. church rebuilding complete after 2011 fire
• Community partnerships enrich Ivy Tech nursing program
• W. Ind. man arrested in fire at his parents' home
• Ind. judge rules for school in racial bias suit
• Ind. audit questions Lake County limo expenses
• Protests expected on Indiana Legislature's 1st day
• E. Ind. man faces New Year car theft charge, again
• New House Democrat to be sworn in for Muncie seat
• Judge to rule if Ind. SOS White can stay in office
• Ind. officials standing by Statehouse crowd limits
• Small SW Ind. school district picks merger partner
• Proposal would allow more Indiana tax referendums
• Bystanders stop attempted Valparaiso carjacking
• S. Ind. land trust safeguarded 2,300 acres in 2011
• Ind. lawmaker: Online tax could replace estate tax
• Thursday service for slain 9-year-old Indiana girl
• Ind. regulators fine company over teen's death
• Evansville's new mayor in talks over WWII ship
• Lake effect snow dumps heavy snow on N. Ind.
• Utilities helps Hoosiers curb energy consumption
• Library card at burglary scene leads to arrest
• Ousted Ind. official asking judge to let him stay
• S. Ind. firefighters rescue girl, 8, at quarry
• Prayer group gets waiver on Statehouse access
• Snow sets off flurry of crashes across Indiana
• Indianapolis looks to move homeless for Super Bowl
• No cleanup since fire at 1850s Vincennes building
• Repairs to closed Ohio River bridge speeding up
• Woman fatally shot, another dead in rural NE Ind.
• Façade falls in strong winds from Muncie building
• Bloomington mayor rethinks allowing Occupy camp
• Man slain outside busy Indianapolis nightclub
• Mediator to meet with both sides in s. Ind. strike
• N. Ind. devastated by shooting of daughter's horse
• S. Ind. preservationist wins top honors for work
• Fathers embrace shift in responsibilities
• Report: State move disrupts care for mentally ill
• Authorities arrest 2 Occupy Kokomo protesters
• Gary police officer shoots man during pursuit
• Police: Teen was texting before fatal crash
• Ind. woman donates kidney to her former boss
• Girl's death shows hole in Amber Alert system
• One-room Ind. school updated with new 'outhouse'
• Ind. guv praises delay of federal pollution rule
• Ind. city wants to sell water to Ill. communities
• Ind. city to toast New Year with watermelon drop
• Parents angry that meth was made in S. Ind. school
• Ind. Supreme Court OKs tip-based police stop
• Rare whooping crane found fatally shot in S. Ind.
• Lawmaker: Prison land sale may pose safety threat
• Police: Man who shot teen thought he was coyote
• Ind. lawmakers urged to tackle 911 funding issues
• Daniels readies final test in conservative lab
• Mich. teen fatally shot in rural central Indiana
• Suspect in Ind. girl's death faced abuse petition
• Judge to rule Wednesday on disputed Ind. race
• Ind. Statehouse capacity limit angers Democrats
• Package prompts evacuation of Ind. govt office
• Daniels spokeswoman: Gov. still supports Litebox
• Homicide suspected in 84-year-old's N. Ind. death
• Democratic activist elected to Indiana House seat
• Duke wins OK to shut down part of S. Ind. plant
• State rules sought for Ind. school anthem singers
• Alzheimer's patient dies from nursing home fight
• Terre Haute man sentenced to 21 years for porn
• Formal charges expected in NE Ind. girl's death
• S. Ind. school officials to discuss meth discovery
• Governor: Stage collapse victims deserve more cash
• Formal charges expected to be filed against man
• South Bend to spend $500M to clean up sewer system
• Daniels places Litebox rollout on his 'Oops List'
• The Goshen News names Smith to succeed Kroemer
• NW Ind. district denies it didn't protect student
• State supreme court upholds Indiana robocall law
• Task force to decide what to do with closed arena
• Psychologist: S. Ind. man incompetent for trial
• Indiana: 2 percent fail job training drug tests
• S. Ind. man dies from scooter crash in Mexico
• Wounded NE Ind. officer returns home from hospital
• Swiped Jesus statues left on S. Ind. library steps
• Ice carvers create sculptures for N. Ind. festival
• No fault found in Ivy Tech teacher's fatal fall
• 2 hit, killed in busy Indianapolis shopping area
• State sues ex-school treasurer to recover funds
• S. Ind. lake's restoration clears first hurdle
• N. Ind. deer cull delayed until at least January
• Appeals court upholds ex-mayor's conviction
• Father of slain girl says he's overcome with grief
• Court records: Suspects had guns, knives in car
• Ind. Islamic group plans community center
• NW Ind. company fined $5K in worker's death
• Excerpts from recent Indiana editorials
• Judge moves hearing on Ind. secretary of state
• Exhibit shows S. Ind. hotel's long-hidden angels
• Kroger reviewing fatal shooting by store manager
• RV company plans new factory in northern Indiana
• Indiana University's top lawyer stepping down
• Vigil honors slain 9-year-old Fort Wayne girl
• ACLU: State violates court order on kosher diet
• Anderson mayor resigns, takes back police job
• 2 Ind. women charged with faking state fair claims
• S Ind. railroad dating from 1880s being dismantled
• What led to Fort Wayne girl's death not disclosed
• I-70 closed overnight in W. Ind. from tanker crash
• Kroger worker kills man during robbery attempt
• Pokagon State Park allows ash cutting for firewood
• Developer wants Ind. estate removed from register
• Pullman car has new home at Indiana museum
• Fatal tanker truck crash closes I-70 in Indiana
• Police: Ind. officers shoot rifle-wielding suspect
• S. Ind. police range shut down after stray bullet
• Man killed after going back in Indianapolis house
• Semi hits police car stopped along Ind. Toll Road
• South Bend's new Kroc Center opens next month
• Indiana seeks $10 donations to buy hardwood trees
• Renovations closing Evansville Museum for month
• Ivy Tech making plans for Lafayette expansion
• Site picked for new I-65 interchange in C. Indiana
• Gary police: 7-year-old boy shot early Christmas
• Going green is driving savings at Cummins Inc.
• Airport in Bloomington expects Super Bowl traffic
• No active search for missing N. Ind. girl
• N. Ind. looks for ways Toll Road can fuel economy
• South Bend school aide suspended indefinitely
• IU to host celebration for music prof's birthday
• Vincennes artist donates work to fund scholarship
• Without Bayh, Dems fight over future, 2012 races
• 9-year-old missing from friend's Fort Wayne home
• Ind. official's father blames hacker for posts
• NW Ind. mayor says he was threatened by gunman
• Bill would simplify charity gambling license rules
• Plan to revamp Indy schools has praise, critics
• Report: ISU struggling to retain key students
• Plan to revamp Indy schools has praise, critics
• Shoppers push, shove outside Indy malls for shoes
• Truck's ice cream spill closes part of interstate
• Order removing Indiana SOS delayed; AG to appeal
• Ind. AG to appeal judge's order removing SOS
• Judge delays order compelling Daniels to testify
• Wounded NE Ind. officer undergoes major surgery
• Police seek person who made meth at SW Ind. school
• Notre Dame team develops power-generating paint
• LaPorte seeking grants to cleanup brownfields
• No jail for driver in W. Ind. boy's crash death
• Electrical issue blamed for deadly Fort Wayne fire
• Indiana National Guard unit heading to Afghanistan
• Truck hits ambulance carrying patient in Lafayette
• Ex-lawmaker quits Indiana State post after arrest
• Ind. U. alum named Saudi Arabia's minister of hajj
• Unions approve deal with gas utility Vectren North
• N. Ind. mall wants to apologize to ousted couple
• Judge throws out Ind. sec'y of state election
• Delay asked in suit against Ind. immigration law
• Some worry vouchers could cause reverse migration
• 2 Ind. men arraigned in killings of girl, 7, uncle
• W. Ind. highway bridge reopens after repair work
• NE Ind. foundry plans $35 million expansion
• Renaming announcement set for Conseco Fieldhouse
• Turkey processor plans 600-worker plant in SW Ind.
• C. Ind. county's ban on smoking in bars upheld
• Regulators approve NIPSCO electricity rate hike
• Benefit planned for wounded NE Indiana officer
• Indiana decides to save tree in highway's path
• Central Ind. companies plan expansions, 365 jobs
• Ind. congregation honored for cutting power use
• Daniels gives state workers year-end pay raises
• Ind. AG challenges order forcing Daniels testimony
• Remembering Santa's surprise South Bend delivery
• New challenge filed over Indiana immigration law
• Daniels says opposition won't stop I-69 in S. Ind.
• N. Indiana building products factory to close
• Indianapolis councilman faces fraud charges
• NE Indiana school facing chickenpox outbreak
• Ind. updates 'In God We Trust' license plates
• Indiana takes new steps to curb domestic violence
• Compromise possible on northwestern Indiana levee
• Gold coins turn up in Ind. Salvation Army kettles
• Marsh Supermarkets wins $19M from Roche in lawsuit
• Gary man gets 20 years for running over trooper
• Steel plate delivery keeps bridge repairs timely
• C. Ind. county fair at risk over unsafe grandstand
• Video shows Ind. slayings suspect wiping gun clean
• Teen hit while walking to school bus in W. Indiana
• South Bend council delays Chase Tower decision
• Indiana's jobless rate holds steady at 9 percent
• 1850s Vincennes building torn down after fire
• Judge upholds winner in E. Ind. mayoral election
• Drugmaker eyes ex-Pfizer plant in western Indiana
• South Bend council OKs new Catholic school deal
• Conseco name could soon be off Indianapolis arena
• Man dies in Evansville standoff after woman killed
• Indy-based medical group chosen for US initiative
• Ind. Chief Justice Shepard wants court applicants
• NE Indiana university offering summer discounts
• Anti-smoking group wants comprehensive ban
• Fort Wayne schools sued over vacant building
• Ivy Tech to sponsor third annual Run for the Ivy
• Ivy Tech urges prompt enrollments for spring semester
• Muncie woman dies after rescue from kitchen fire
• Missing Bloomington woman's body found in lake
• SW Ind. city getting bicentennial park
• Ind. suspect in 2 killings was close family friend
• Ind. appeals court upholds man's 60-year sentence
• New Ind. texting-driving ban yields few citations
• Ind. chief justice worried about judge's 'burnout'
• NW Ind. town weighs proposed solar power project
• Recount Monday in E. Ind. city's mayoral race
• Anonymous family pays Goodwill shoppers' bills
• BMV branches closed Friday, Saturday, Dec. 26,
• Ind. leaders seek sex-trafficking crackdown
• 'Green' locomotive headed to at US Steel Works
• Judge to decide constitutionality of Ind. vouchers
• Some top Daniels aides plan to stay through 2012
• Auction for outdoor Super Bowl ad space a bust
• 2 arrested in connection with Cumberland slayings
• Fire ravages historical buildings in Vincennes
• Evansville crash killed 3 Gibson County residents
• Taxpayer refund has to survive 2012 session first
• Pocket dialers frustrate emergency dispatchers
• Ind. Democratic chairman rescinds resignation
• Vectren locks out union workers in dispute
• Teen arrested in connection with school assault
• Coroner: 3 dead in crash on I-164 in Evansville
• Police investigate skull found beside railroad
• Ind. police seek 2 men suspected in semi theft
• Report finds gap in Ind. law governing exotic pets
• Jan. summit to address convenience store safety
• Cleanup of 2,100 leaking tanks a daunting task
• Ind. man pleads guilty in boy's shooting death
• Ind. AG to challenge order that Daniels testify
• Coroner discloses man's name in NE Ind. shooting
• N. Ind. widow forgives woman in 2010 fatal crash
• Lawyer says mother accused of neglect is innocent
• Ind. governor appoints new general counsel
• W. Ind. city getting $6M homeless, disabled center
• Wounded Ind. marshal remains in serious condition
• Ind. man faces more charges in police hostage case
• Enviros happy with proposal for Ind. oil refinery
• Gov. Daniels lays out plan for final session
• 3 collect cash from Indiana for quitting smoking
• Marian University gets $1M grant for ecology lab
• A Royal New Year's Eve Celebration
• Indiana Gov. Daniels backs 'right-to-work' measure
• Boy, 14, ran away from Lake home to escape abuse
• Panel hears arguments over Ind. abortion funding
• Ind. AG to appeal ruling in Camm case
• Ind. House Speaker: Lawmakers may seek smoking ban
• Marshal's shooting, 3-hour manhunt shake Ind. town
• Official: Fed mandate shortchanging water upgrades
• Ind. GOP, Dems squabble over proposed labor bill
• Hearing for N. Ind. custodian continued until Feb.
• Ind. police: Woman high on drugs drove kids around
• Ind. police seek 2 suspected of shooting officer
• NW Ind. doctors gets 5 years for painkiller scheme
• Ind. police find suspected pot in minivan gas tank
• Ind. AG cheers death of federal phone measure
• Indy-born architect Graves gets Notre Dame prize
• Ind. counselor says emission rules need more time
• Nearly all state collapse claimants accept offers
• Official: State was warned about tax collections
• Indy real estate broker, 2 others indicted
• Fort Wayne councilman sorry for 'retard' remark
• N. Ind. man in horse-drawn buggy dies in collision
• Lincoln tops 1st 10 Hoosier honorees at Indy site
• N. Ind. man wants off state list of sex predators
• Advocates: Vouchers living up to expectations
• Police: Ball State worker was 'hoarding' computers
• SW Ind. county weighs sexual orientation ordinance
• S. Ind. police chief's holiday decor vandalized
• Former NW Ind. teacher arrested on sex charges
• Ind. financial adviser to plead guilty to fraud
• Ind. scraps tax e-filing system, turns to vendors
• Charity hires company to demolish Bayer building
• Report shows Indiana courts generated $232 million
• Ind. budget leaders get outlook on fiscal health
• Indy Democrats snuff out tougher smoking ban
• Foundation offers more money for speedy span fix
• Family of Cumberland slayings victims ask for help
• Report on Indy manhole blasts suggests IPL changes
• Couple killed, 2 escape house fire in Fort Wayne
• Youth sports photographer charged with child porn
• N. Ind. police say driver in fatal crash was 14
• N. Ind. man, 19, gets 1 year for digging up grave
• E. Ind. residents must pay back $97K for sewers
• Ind. men gets 6 years for sex with girl, 14
• Purdue studies motorists most likely to crash
• Mass transit plan to include C. Ind. train service
• 2 enter pleas in Ind. officer's fatal shooting
• Buxbaum named IU Maurer School of Law interim dean
• Ind. higher ed. panel oks course, funding changes
• Ind. court to hear woman's appeal in baby's death
• Indy motorist shot dead after firing on police
• Man injured when SUV collides with bus near Muncie
• Man, 21, 7-year-old niece found dead near Indy
• Parker resigns as Ind. Democratic Party chairman
• Diocese lone bidder on northern Indiana property
• NW Ind. teen to stand trial in 80-year-old's death
• Ex-Ind. utility chief indicted over ethics flap
• SW Ind. man fights oil-drilling under his property
• 2 Ind. men fatally shot, 1 outside home with kids
• S. Ind.'s Dillman Farm reopens after May tornado
• House fire kills N. Ind. woman, injures 2 children
• SW Ind. city mounting doggy cleanup bags on posts
• Johnson Co. hires firm to track tax violators
• Professor: Parents, kids should discuss assault
• Monday deadline nears for stage collapse victims
• 3 Indiana deaths believed to be homicides, suicide
• Indiana U. employees flock to high-deductible plan
• Shepard still optimistic about government reforms
• Rising 4-H fees fuel worries about enrollment drop
• New center to house homeless vets in Fort Wayne
• Complex accounts made it easy to miss $320m
• One-pot meth labs changing face of drug war
• Complex accounts let Indiana easily miss $320m
• FHA: Inspectors misjudged Sherman Minton cracks
• Police find 3 adults dead in Fort Wayne home
• 8th District Dem caucus endorses Dave Crooks
• Man killed by pit bull had dog for several years
• Court to decide if commenter's ID must be revealed
• Bloomington Occupy protesters brace for long haul
• Man fights to save centuries-old oak from highway
• Mayor: Lessons learned from 2001 plant shooting
• Man fights to save centuries-old oak from highway
• Ind. lawmakers eye ballot signature tracking
• Ind. minister gets nearly 3 years for wire fraud
• Inmate found dead in Shelby County Jail
• Police arrest 2nd suspect in infant molesting
• DC court overturns labor board in Indiana case
• Ugly Christmas sweater sellers head to Leno's show
• Ind. court upholds conviction in weight bar death
• Hoosier Lottery paring down lavish new offices
• White asking judge to dismiss charges against him
• IU trustees approve business school expansion plan
• No contact alleged in report against Ind. priest
• Blast-resistant covers for downtown Indianapolis
• Tiny SW Ind. school district votes to consolidate
• Purdue student killed by Amtrak train in Lafayette
• S. Ind. man accused of stealing school's tuba
• Police investigating damages at N. Ind. cemetery
• AG Zoeller gives aid to foreclosure fraud victims
• GOP candidate Wallace outlines $500M economic plan
• Ex-Indiana lawmaker faces charge of soliciting sex
• Obama plans more visits to Indiana
• IU fraternity faces probe over alcohol incident
• 3 arrested in Chicago standoff charged in N. Ind.
• Pilot passed on landing chances before Ill. crash
• Appeals Court reduces sentence in highway death
• Speculation swirls around next Ind. chief justice
• Ind. Dems call for audit over misdirected $300M
• Amtrak train kills person on tracks in C. Indiana
• Ball State skips on buying '.xxx' domain names
• Ex-legislator gains SW Ind. congressional boost
• Couple gives $300,000 to N. Ind. county charities
• 2 rescued from truck stuck in S. Ind. floodwaters
• Coroner: N. Ind. man fought fatal pit bull attack
• 9-year-old hit by car, badly hurt in Fort Wayne
• W. Ind. county adds safeguards to pond
• Ex-sewer official admits to diverting wastewater
• Daniels holiday reading ranges wonky to historical
• Ind. mom whose son shot brother wants trial moved
• Ex-NW Ind. prison farm to become game bird habitat
• SBA provides low-interest storm loans for S. Ind.
• Pit bill fatally mauls man in rural N. Ind. home
• Retiring Ind. chief justice wants court diversity
• Ferrell's Ind.-made beer ad airing in Terre Haute
• Bloomington mall evacuated over suspicious device
• Former N. Ind. RV executive sentenced for fraud
• Well tests set for closed N. Ind. county landfill
• Stolen SUV rammed into central Indiana gun store
• Group wants to replace S. Ind. park's stolen tree
• Ex-defense attorney sentenced for money laundering
• Super Bowl ads planned for Indianapolis buildings
• $150,000 deal over C. Ind. school bullying lawsuit
• Fort Wayne priest removed after abuse allegation
• National group pushing 'right to work' in Indiana
• DHS warns S. Ind. to observe flood safety tips
• Ind. Supreme Court to take up silenced man's case
• N. Ind. diocese to run "Catholics Come Home" ads
• Judge says he can rule if boycott fines proper
• Indianapolis Zoo plans $20m orangutan exhibit
• S. Ind. man's nurtured tree chopped down in park
• Law dean named interim head of IU's main campus
• Longtime Ind. state Rep. Day won't seek new term
• Money sought to replace C. Ind. county grandstand
• Swollen rivers cause scattered S. Ind. flooding
• Potential buyer of South Bend tower seeks help
• C. Ind. district fires bus driver after DUI arrest
• Bad weather for some Ind. crops helped vineyards
• IU gets $1 million gift for Marching Hundred Hall
• 29K military members get holiday cards from Ind.
• NE Ind. project gets $2M for assisted living units
• Warrick Democratic chairman drops US House bid
• Ind. U. East marks 40th birthday with 40 new jobs
• N. Ind. custodian arraigned on voyeurism charges
• 8 targeted Indiana mail centers include Columbus
• Crews to clean up lead from Evansville yards
• Evansville sets record for its wettest year
• Shots fired during fight at W. Ind. veterans hall
• Military contractor plans new S. Ind. headquarters
• Land gift preserves spot in Indianapolis suburbs
• Indiana University buys up '.xxx' domain names
• Smoky fire damages southern Indiana restaurant
• 3rd person arrested over burned body in C. Indiana
• Daniels uses policy post to lobby for pipeline
• 2001 Ind. factory shooting still haunts widow
• Ind. agency sends wheelchairs to central Asia
• Archbishop Dolan to speak at ND on human dignity
• SW Ind. city readies giant melon for New Year's
• Stolen Santa returned to Ind. man, along with cash
• Man sentenced to 6 1/2 years for punching Ind. boy
• 2 prominent Indiana environmental groups merge
• 2 arrested in death of woman whose body was burned
• Horrors of the job market depend on who is asked
• Higher salt prices could mean bumpy roads ahead
• Group calls for study of Ind. Dunes boundaries
• Saturday's advisory
• Ind. sheriff's deputies arrest school bus driver
• Ind. custodian charged with voyeurism at school
• Evansville Courier & Press wins Blue Ribbon Daily
• Programs to help Ind. foster teens increasing
• Muncie man faces arrest in dog abuse case
• Police: S. Ind. bicyclist hit by dump truck, dies
• Woman hunting reindeer statues finds dead man
• Ind. murder victim's mom honored for helping needy
• Cities roll out welcome mat, apps for Super Bowl
• Parents chafe at vaccines despite illness outbreak
• Pharmaceutical systems company moves to South Bend
• Friday's advisory
• Evansville man dies after repossession dispute
• Ex-Chicago officer pleads guilty to conspiracy
• NW Ind. girl sentenced for handcuff assault of boy
• Muncie woman arrested in infant's molestation
• Ind. man offers reward for stolen 16-foot Santa
• Event marks 6 months since Ind. student vanished
• NW Ind. man sentenced to 65 years in wife's death
• Man admitting to selling gun that killed officer
• Ind. man charged with killing 67-year-old mother
• Audit finds Indianapolis VA with high error rate
• Graves dating to 1800s found in S. Ind. city park
• Southport police chief enters 7th District race
• 1 arrested after camera found in N. Ind. school
• SW Ind. Democrats plan caucus to back candidate
• Indiana seeks nominees to serve on trails board
• IU law school at Indy renamed after $24M donation
• Thursday's advisory
• South Bend man claims insanity, faces new charges
• Ind. lawmakers want cursive mandatory in schools
• Ind. worker killed in fiery I-65 crash identified
• Ex-Pence aide running for Ind. seat he's giving up
• Ex-N. Ind. teacher sentenced for child seduction
• Indianapolis 'Shuffle' video pulled after slams
• Sentencing set for ex-Indianapolis councilman
• Food company closing in E. Ind. has unpaid bills
• Judge clears way for NW Ind. town's deer hunt
• Indiana University warns protesters of disruptions
• Defects found with C. Ind. county fair grandstands
• Man convicted in 1999 deaths of 2 Fort Wayne teens
• Evansville bans sexual orientation discrimination
• Ind. U studies jobs found by public college grads
• Michigan City offers gift cards for guns, rifles
• Ind. schools chief keynotes legislative conference
• Ind. Republicans push drug tests for welfare money
• Wednesday's advisory
• Jury clears teen beaten by police of gun charge
• ACLU sues ICE over citizen's detainment in Indy
• Indy manhole explosion report to state delayed
• Ind. teen's suicide raises questions over bullying
• Pressure builds over Ind. 'right-to-work' debate
• 2011 Winter Break Building Hours
• Basketball star likely out for season after crash
• Train, snowplow collide at C. Ind. rail crossing
• Driver killed in N. Ind. pulling out stuck vehicle
• NW Ind. man charged killing 10-year-old son
• Former NFL player Corwin Brown due in court
• Brother of Ind. mayor charged with child molesting
• 5 Occupy protesters arrested at Indiana University
• Snow delays schools in northern, central Indiana
• Study finds asthma increasing among Indiana adults
• Daniels will talk privatization with GOP governors
• Ind. judge admonished over fundraiser invitations
• 2 students slightly hurt when Indy bus crashes
• Crashes include school bus as snow arrives in Ind.
• Ball State announces moves to stem tuition costs
• Indianapolis airport removes art for video screen
• Indiana retailers making push for online sales tax
• N. Ind. woman seeks dismissal of neglect charges
• Daniels plans speech on Ind. legislative agenda
• Benefit for Rachel Lapidus organized by Ivy Tech students successful
• Ivy Tech and YES Cinema partner to offer Clusterflix Film Festival
• Man shot by officer had threatened police earlier
• Band teacher accused of child seduction released
• 19th century wall moved for new S. Ind. bridge
• Plans moving slow for Purdue wind turbines
• C. Ind. district sued over bullying before suicide
• No charges over births in S. Ind. motel toilet
• Prosecutor: 81-year-old killed during robbery
• Indianapolis charter school closing Dec. 16
• Purdue research helps cut Great Lakes deaths
• Bed sores most common 2010 Indiana medical errors
• Feds reject Ind. request for health care exemption
• Indiana's Really Cool Foods closes doors
• Indiana student studying in Egypt decides to stay
• Interior secretary visiting Ind. wildlife refuge
• Jury awards $27M in damages over C. Ind. explosion
• S. Ind. county considers backing bankrupt hospital
• Plane crash deaths blow to C. Indiana community
• Bus vandalism closes C. Indiana school district
• Relative disputes account of fatal police shooting
• Boy dies from crash at S. Ind. motocross track
• N. Ind. college has new solar water heating system
• Small school hopes vintage car brings big profit
• IU prof puts spotlight on medieval scholar's works
• S. Ind. man to claim insanity in wife's killing
• Ind. hospital's obesity billboards stir debate
• W. Ind. legion post reopening after fire
• S. Ind. teen gets probation in school vandalism
• New SW Ind. coal mine to eventually employ 330
• Evansville to get permanent housing for homeless
• Timber sale at Pokagon to tackle ash borer woes
• Report: Ind. school chiefs paid more than evident
• Occupy Indy protesters split, take different tacks
• Christmassy S. Ind. town's 'elves' stir to action
• Ind. school takeover creates headaches for parents
• Ind. judge postpones murder trial over confession
• S. Ind. train depot restoration yields relics
• Ind. officer shoots, kills armed man outside bar
• Purdue students urge state alcohol amnesty law
• Municipal bankruptcy bill likely dead in 2012
• FBI task force moves headquarters out of Gary
• Bloomington Occupy protest rankles businesses
• Nonprofits relying more on social media for funds
• Ind. county expects ex-trooper's trial to cost $1M
• Some fighting N. Indiana suburb's trail plans
• Group seeks change to Ind. sewer district rules
• Seizure blamed for fatal crash in Fort Wayne
• Man dies from stabbing on NW Ind. city's square
• Ind. student's parents glad Egyptian release near
• Indiana seals herds possible exposed to bovine TB
• Planned Parenthood offers free HIV tests Dec. 1-8
• IU scientists contributed to Mars rover mission
• IU: Student detained in Egypt due home within days
• Band director arrested for seduction of 2 girls
• 2 nabbed, 1 at large in death of N. Ind. woman, 81
• Activists: New Ind. livestock rules insufficient
• Holiday outreach canceled over raffle's legality
• Researchers map out carbon emissions' impact
• Putnam Co. girl to illuminate Indy holiday display
• Madison cancels annual Christmas parade
• Ind. Dem Simpson to lead national insurance group
• Nose doctor's fraud trial delayed until August
• Judge allows class in suit against Ind. tort law
• Venue change for man accused of 5 SE Ind. deaths
• 2 N. Ind. hospital boards vote to form affiliation
• Ind. agency checked out home of fatally beaten boy
• NFL plans VIP hideaway for Indianapolis Super Bowl
• 8 children hurt in South Bend school bus crash
• 81-year-old woman killed at rural N. Indiana home
• Ex-Ind. prosecutor returning Durham contributions
• Landslide loser in E. Ind. election goes to court
• Man who drove up Ind. memorial under evaluation
• Judge to decide whether White's candidacy stands
• Sweet potatoes in space? Purdue scientists say yes
• Ind. senator wants child sex abuse prevention
• INDOT reminds travelers I-64 bridge still closed
• Tuesday's advisory
• Indiana man gets 315 years in child pornography case
• Unions pack Statehouse to protest 'right to work'
• Flag-draped man drives truck up Ind. War Memorial
• Martinsville GOP rep. will not run again in 2012
• Regulators approve deal on Ind. gasification plant
• Excerpts from recent Indiana editorials
• NE Indiana assistant principal denies drug charges
• Barge worker dies after fall into Ohio River
• Indiana jobless rate rises for 5th straight month
• Trash firm's plans for ex-N. Ind. market win OK
• C. Ind. mom sentenced for underfed infant
• C. Ind. school warns parents about meningitis case
• Capitol tree visit southern Indiana's Santa Claus
• C. Ind. district hires law firm to defend bus fee
• W. Ind. woman pleads guilty crash that killed boy
• Ind. producers donate poultry for food pantries
• Rural Ind. residents better prepared for disasters
• IU researcher to receive international peace prize
• E. Chicago casino pit manager charged with theft
• Indiana union members rally, oppose GOP plans
• Monday's advisory
• 2 Indiana men charged for illegally hunting bobcat
• Train strikes minivan in NW Ind.; 1 dead, 1 hurt
• Former state police post commander pleads guilty
• Indiana expands probe into Indy manhole blasts
• Census shows Indiana residents not moving much
• Fair stage collapse relief fund making 2nd payment
• Ind. House speaker: 'Right to work' top priority
• Olympic winner Shorter joins Terre Haute run
• Teenage hunter fatally shot in southern Indiana
• State says W. Ind. bridge could reopen in January
• C. Ind. missionaries back after attack in Haiti
• Man dies from shooting by S. Indiana store clerk
• Indiana Farm Bureau to hold state convention
• Kinsey Institute gets Masters, Johnson archives
• Purdue: Indiana's horse industry generates $2B
• Utility probes underground explosions in Indy
• Ind. voucher memo confuses, concerns districts
• S. Ind. courthouse's old copper dome sold as scrap
• NW Ind. school seeks wind turbine, solar panels
• Ind. Supreme Court declines to hear man's appeal
• Indy council getting its first woman president
• Ind. man gets 30 years in deliveryman's death
• Lawmaker eyes changes to synthetic marijuana ban
• Small districts say they're open to merger talks
• Gregg campaign could live and die by the 'stache
• Firefighters battle scrapyard blaze in Gary
• Police: Alert customer foils credit union robbery
• 2 charged in attack on retired Ind. officer
• NW Ind. judge agrees to serve suspension over fees
• Population growth fuels surge in liquor permits
• Grenade in family's attic for years wasn't a dud
• Ind. farmers eye sheep amid demand for wool, lamb
• Advocates for homeless may seek sales tax hike
• Standoff suspect says he acted in self-defense
• Clinton says Myanmar on tightrope to democracy
• Pence uses DC profile to collect big donations
• Indy teen arrested after police find gun at school
• 4 mission workers from Indiana shot in Haiti
• Indianapolis bar owners back tougher smoking ban
• Judge sentences Ind. man to 70 years in shooting
• Students skipping Ind. school's dance over rules
• Ind. GOP legislator says he won't seek 10th term
• State clears much of small Occupy Indy encampment
• Allen County refuses to pay $1M to finish building
• Veteran Ind. lawmaker's move avoids primary race
• Driver convicted in teen girl's hit-and-run death
• Many protest South Bend mail center closing
• Attempted murder charges filed in C. Ind. standoff
• $15M donor to Indiana University steps forward
• Manchester's new pharmacy school seeking new dean
• Retired South Bend officer shoots would-be robber
• IU president heads to Macedonia to sign agreement
• Power company: Copper thefts on rise in N. Ind.
• Lowell races for state loan for sewage plant
• Gary FOP votes no confidence in police chief
• Thursday's advisory
• Ind. lets Occupy Indy protesters keep small camp
• Indiana U. to return painting to Berlin museum
• 'Good Samaritan' offers ride before robbing victim
• Clinton to raise money for Gregg gubernatorial run
• New lawyer for NW Ind. doctor seeks trial delay
• Police search for man after struggle in SE Indiana
• Bayer sells Mishawaka operation, to move work
• Ind. court declines to replace judge in Simon case
• More Ind. school takeovers possible with new rules
• Grandmother of slain boy held on neglect charge
• NW Ind. school denies negligence over bullying
• Push to allow guns on Purdue campus stumbles
• C. Ind. district will fight to keep school bus fee
• Military contractor cutting 200 jobs in Fort Wayne
• Ind. highway dept. prepares for winter weather
• U. of S. Ind. joins lower summer tuition bandwagon
• State ready to clear Occupy Indy encampment
• Ex-N. Ind. city worker gets 10 years on sex crimes
• S. Ind. city plans park to honor its bicentennial
• Occupy Indy protesters ordered to clear out camp
• Ind. agency endorses cutting horse racing subsidy
• Man's decomposing body found in Fort Wayne creek
• Armed man traps 4 police inside rural Ind. home
• Ind. judge to hear White's arguments for dismissal
• Hammond boy, 10, fatally shot, father wounded
• Ind. Legislature taking 2-day break for Super Bowl
• Daniels ignoring Republican presidential debates
• C. Ind. district claims fraud by ex-superintendent
• Cause uncertain for NE Indiana downtown fire
• Court upholds sentence in NW Ind. couple's murder
• Landmark Roofless Church in SW Ind. being reroofed
• Company fined over Ind. factory worker's death
• At least 25 buildings damaged by S. Ind. tornado
• SUV plows into Muncie restaurant, hurts owner
• USPS mulls moving Muncie processing to Indy
• Michigan woman pleads guilty to money laundering
• Man recovers dog tag of brother killed in Vietnam
• Ind. dog-handling program gives ex-inmate a career
• NE Indiana hunter dies after tussle with shot buck
• 2nd lawsuit planned over C. Ind. school shooting
• Indy council majority to bring anti-smoking law
• Ind. child services head: Abuse must be reported
• Book deal gets prosecutor replaced in murder trial
• 87-year-old N. Ind. man dies while burning leaves
• Boy, 12, who shot brother ordered to Indy home
• Woman fatally stabbed at adult entertainment store
• Ind. National Guard opens biggest armory in state
• IPFW faculty seeks delay in search for chancellor
• C. Ind. mother sentenced for role in girl's death
• Oil drilling planned under western Indiana school
• Parents sue NW Ind. school over bullying of son
• Storm damages buildings in southern Indiana town
• Ind. fair stage collapse victim walking, talking
• Ind. tea partiers train Michigan allies for 2012
• Purdue, IU rank high in international students
• South Bend to put contested land up for auction
• Line of severe storms brings heavy rains, outages
• N. Ind. panel doesn't charge officer in shooting
• 9 hurt when semitrailer strikes C. Ind. school bus
• Indiana legislative panel endorses test of iPads
• Ex-N. Indiana prison guard tried to poison wife
• Logistics company to create 315 jobs in N. Vernon
• Downtown fire in NE Ind. city closes courthouse
• Indiana's Native Americans panel remains on hold
• Relative: 12-year-old driver was helping on farm
• Coke celebrating iconic bottle's Indiana roots
• Ind. Democratic legislator plans Senate challenge
• NW Ind. town in conflict over deer hunt plans
• S. Ind. man arrested in fatal parking lot attack
• Consulting firm to study tree sign in N. Ind.
• Ind. asks hunters' help in survey of deer, forests
• Christie to keynote Notre Dame education symposium
• Terre Haute hospital 6th backing Marian med school
• Central Indiana church goes up in flames
• Indiana U. health premium hikes inspire petition
• NIPSCO to spend $5B for power-system upgrades
• Report: Duke chief met privately with Daniels
• Indiana prep basketball coaching great Green dies
• Paoli square set for new building year after fire
• Rise in homicides puts some in Richmond on edge
• Ash borer eats into small cities' tree budgets
• Daniels eyes 'right to work' in final session
• Ind. regulators scrutinize convenience store chain
• N. Ind. pastor running for Statehouse seat
• Democrat Gregg kicks off run for Indiana governor
• Ind. bicyclist, 15, struck, killed by car
• Gary puts 5 more empty schools up for sale
• Purdue prof: Perry gaffe could happen to anyone
• Ind. law on free birth control never implemented
• Friday's advisory
• Police say S. Ind. fire caused by meth lab
• Ind. woman arrested in murder-for-hire scheme
• FAA says 2 injured in Connersville plane crash
• Ind. teen injures arresting officer at high school
• Finalist pulls out of S. Bend superintendent race
• Purdue student found dead of unknown causes
• Indiana Tech announces dean of new law school
• Ind. town facing bad erosion of Ohio River shore
• Minn. firm takes control of 2 NW Indiana casinos
• 2 Ind. men indicted over indoor marijuana farm
• C. Ind. mayor countersues over discrimination suit
• Debris cleared from Ind. fair stage collapse site
• Alaskan pilot charged with flying drugs to S. Ind.
• New Evansville VA site expected to open this year
• S. Ind. jail inmate's death ruled of natural cause
• Pair indicted of kidnapping western Indiana boy
• University buys Fort Wayne's Scottish Rite Center
• Ind. interim lottery chief lines up contractor job
• S. Ind. mortuary with Lincoln ties gets new owners
• State police to beef up patrols until Thanksgiving
• Thursday's advisory
• Pizza shop collects $42K for slain driver's family
• Survey says Ind. manufacturers see improvements
• Indiana AG: School bus fees by agencies illegal
• Lawmakers define protections from police entry
• Indy's Eiteljorg Museum receives $17M donation
• US Attorney warns NW Ind. gangs: 'You're next'
• Ind. State Fair moves 2012 shows to downtown arena
• NW Ind. district reclaims laptops from students
• New mayor aims to pull plug on Ind. city's canal
• Tire distributor plans northern Indiana expansion
• New Evansville arena's 1st big event goes smooth
• Ind. Guard unit returns after 8 months in Iraq
• Study: IU med school, hospitals boost Ind. economy
• IU seeks to grow campus tree canopy with plantings
• Salvation Army to memorialize late bell ringer
• Lugar book set to come out in thick of GOP battle
• Man fatally shot by gunman at eastern Indiana bar
• Duke takes heat over Ind. expert witness spending
• Consolidation eyed for Indiana mail centers
• 1 killed, 2 wounded in Fort Wayne bar shooting
• New Irish president is Indiana University graduate
• Voters need to bring photo ID to vote next week
• Logansport Republican seeks testing exemption
• Group for disabled has plan to improve services
• Attorney suspended over Behrman case actions
• Goshen FOP: $5,000 reward in professor's death
• C. Indiana teacher-coach denies raping student, 16
• Fund doesn't cover all stage collapse injuries
• Ex-Ind. lawmaker Burnett Bauer dies at 95
• 1 remains critical after Ind. crash killing 7
• Condoleeza Rice will sign new book at Ind. GOP HQ
• Deer hunts set for 21 Ind. state parks in November
• Ivy Tech, Purdue receive grant for new engineering technology program
• Officials mixed on Ind. meth ingredient tracking
• Pieces of old Ind. courthouse dome up for sale
• Fort Wayne insulation warehouse burns into night
• Hunter dies after apparent stand fall in SW Ind.
• Man stabbing during fight at S. Indiana college
• Rabbit, quail, pheasant season opens Friday
• SW Ind. effort to give venison to families grows
• Ind. state library's genealogy website wins honors
• Ind.'s 1st Alzheimer's-only nursing home to open
• Smoke from Fort Wayne fire prompts evacuations
• Woman dies 19 hours after husband of 65 years dies
• SW Indiana woman dies when car collides with train
• Kokomo man arrested in Indiana U. gun incident
• Ind. Dems, GOP use mayoral races to build for 2012
• Economy, changes cut interest in teaching careers
• N. Ind. advocacy group seeks to preserve dune
• Ind. waste district swamped with used electronics
• Prosecutors seek to have teen tried as adult
• Ex-funeral home director dies days before trial
• Kokomo doctor faces meth possession charge
• Man sentenced to 70 years in 25-year-old murder
• Purdue removes dean following shoplifting arrest
• Ind. parks seek volunteers for heritage trails
• Cash-strapped Ind. districts eye bus service cuts
• IU, Purdue expect state aid to continue falling
• Wayne Co. tries to attract food processing firms
• Friday's advisory
• S. Ind. deputy indicted on bribery charge
• Ind. AG: Burned concert hall to pay ticket refunds
• AM General inks deal to build hybrid work vans
• Members of Ind. Guard unit returning from Iraq
• Jailed man linked to W. Indiana motel shooting
• Ind. agency won't take over Wabash River bridge
• Teens arrested after shots fired at N. Ind. mall
• Sugarland fans ready for band's return to Ind.
• DNR warns drivers to watch for deer during fall
• Feds award Indy $70K to protect migratory birds
• Gov. Daniels will plant tree with Japanese leader
• IU Law-Indy hosts counterterrorism exercise
• Anderson man helping seniors picks up nat'l award
• Police arrest 1st Indianapolis 'occupy' protester
• Tree traps western Indiana man, killing him
• C. Ind. teacher charged with raping student, 16
• Woman accused of taking $116K from dental office
• Speaker maker Klipsch puts name on amphitheater
• Indiana judge rules KKK newspaper wasn't litter
• Terre Haute airport looks for Super Bowl business
• New cable barriers planned for I-69 in NE Indiana
• Delphi nearly done with new $25M lab in C. Ind.
• Family seeks help finding 84-year-old man's killer
• Duke chairman defends troubled S. Ind. project
• C. Ind. county cuts power to camping protesters
• Feds: State can build debated S. Ind. I-69 stretch
• Prescribed burns planned for Ind. Dunes Lakeshore
• SW Ind. towing business sues city of Vincennes
• Devices to help police nab suspended drivers
• '77 plane crash memorial planned for new arena
• Police: Man committed suicide using explosives
• New company to locate in Indy, create 1,100 jobs
• Ind. panel OKs 'right to work' in party-line vote
• Notre Dame establishes Declan Sullivan scholarship
• Ind. warned that 600-plus workers may face layoffs
• NW Ind. county to change jail booking fee
• Cause of S. Ind. store fire tough to pinpoint
• 8 possible routes picked for highway near Chicago
• Notre Dame plans $32M expansion of campus hotel
• Model T museum plans move to new E. Indiana site
• N. Ind. plant starts building new commercial van
• Soccer fields planned at old C. Ind. steel site
• Moscow Covered Bridge rebuilding wins Ind. award
• Fort Wayne mayoral candidates raise $500,000 each
• Ind. auto plant featured on Science Channel show
• Judge who overturned gay marriage ban to speak
• Reports: Calif. company to create 1,200 Indy jobs
• Ind. lawmakers seek to revive 'right-to-work' plan
• State: C. Ind. pertussis outbreak possible
• Ind. environmentalists wary of oil pipeline plan
• 13 calves dead after northern Indiana truck crash
• Deadline for fair collapse tort claims is Nov. 1
• Ind. band's pre-dawn performance draws complaints
• Fort Wayne police look into officer's ride home
• Jonathan Wilson honored for 35 years of service to Ivy Tech
• Ivy Tech-Columbus/Franklin approved to offer expanded degree and certificate offerings in information security
• W. Ind. motel clerk shot in chest during robbery
• Ex-Hamilton aide plans S. Ind. congressional bid
• N. Indiana doctor sentenced for sexual battery
• Ivy Tech expanding in central Indiana city
• Intruder dies after being shot inside C. Ind. home
• Rocker Todd Rundgren to helm IU homecoming parade
• Teens hurt in chase after leaving Ind. youth home
• State police offer free disposal of unwanted drugs
• Ind. lawmakers look at boosting college research
• Crew fills problem pothole on I-70 in W. Indiana
• Charter schools rep disputes discrimination claim
• IU to offer tuition break for summer classes
• Ind. police say robbery suspect left wallet behind
• Body found in creek identified as Indy woman, 20
• Teen hurt in Ind. fair collapse returns to school
• Indiana heating aid program awaits decisions
• 2 in critical condition after S. Ind. explosion
• Sewage backup closes 2 parks in C. Indiana town
• Family says prognosis uncertain for wounded clerk
• Smoke found inside high school near Fort Wayne
• Tons of marijuana found at Indianapolis warehouse
• Rural W. Ind. chapel reopens 2 years after arson
• No signs of C. Ind. woman missing for months
• Purdue expert: Crop input prices to surge in 2012
• S. Ind. man honored for rescuing woman from dogs
• SW Ind. residents brace for 2 years of US 41 work
• 3 hurt in southern Indiana mobile home explosion
• Freeman-Wilson takes steps to revitalize Gary
• Recent violence spree troubles many in Goshen
• Ind. Guard dedicates memorial to fallen soldiers
• Allen Co. trims pay for judges, magistrates
• Sewer project clears way for growth in Ind. town
• Don't look for state fair reforms in 2012 session
• Restoration under way for Elkhart museum trains
• Laptops help Fort Wayne workers return lost pets
• Indicted campaign aide to S. Ind. mayor resigns
• Solution that entered Ind. ditch was hazardous
• Indiana swamps shelter rare plants, animals
• 'Survivor' all-star to run for Indiana governor
• Ind. identical twins give birth on same day
• Interview between C-SPAN founder, Daniels to air
• Mount Vernon unveils riverfront amphitheater plan
• Officials: I-69 rejection could affect bus service
• Teachers sue 3 Ind. school districts, seek raises
• NE Ind. police: 4 women stole $2,800 in lingerie
• Woman's body washes up at Indiana Dunes State Park
• Ivy Tech Gallery of Fine Art & Design to host exhibit by Laura Knorr and Mark Braught
• Ivy Tech-Columbus/Franklin to host culinary arts open house
• Ted Dawson receives Leaving a Legacy Award from Ivy Tech
• Indianapolis art museum CEO to lead Dallas museum
• Indiana jobless rate rises for 4th straight month
• Judge backs moving fraud trial of NW Ind. doctor
• Dismemberment convict sentenced for prison death
• Sock maker hit by fire picks new C. Ind. plant
• At least 2 wounded outside Fort Wayne nightclub
• Missing Indiana student's mom hurt by letter
• Gunman shoots woman inside Indianapolis store
• GOP candidate Cain to speak at Indianapolis dinner
• IU gets $1.5 million grant for a genome center
• Ind. workplace injuries flat despite fewer workers
• Plans advance to raze 2 closed Ind. power plants
• Panel works toward clarifying right to resist cops
• White's request for Bayh investigation rejected
• Indiana getting seismic network to monitor quakes
• Lawsuit targets IU Health over commissions
• Escape plans found in Indianapolis cellblock
• Environmentalists file new suit over I-69 project
• Ind. regulators overturn Duke ruling by ex-lawyer
• Duke keeping secrets about Indiana plant project
• Ind. panel considering police entry law changes
• Ind.-born soldier's heroism hailed during funeral
• No smoke detector in apartment where student died
• Lafayette officer recovering from stabbed cheek
• Vigo Co. approves 4th of 7 buyouts from '08 floods
• Indiana aid available for unemployed homeowners
• Ind. tollway bans long trucks until noon Thursday
• Ind. senator pushes taxing online sales
• Judge rejects S. Bend land sale to Catholic school
• NW Ind. eye doc Weinberger loses civil case appeal
• Ind. stagehands union willing to turn over records
• School chief sorry for disabled student comments
• Bartholomew County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Bartholomew County
• C. Ind. doctor faces prescription abuse charges
• Indiana University plans Ryan service for Oct. 28
• Excerpts from recent Indiana editorials
• Ex-Ind. Democratic leader St. Angelo dies at 84
• N. Ind. prosecutor to review dubious petitions
• Lafayette officer slashed, driver in chase shot
• Another Ind. district might end free school buses
• S. Ind. casino expanding to fend off competition
• Thief uses crane in heist at N. Indiana car lot
• Kindergartner boarding bus hit by pickup truck
• BP Whiting Refinery, Lake Co. settle tax dispute
• Brooks, McIntosh top Burton in 5th District funds
• Purdue studies behavior in hurricane evacuations
• Demolition of Elkhart building could begin in Dec.
• March deadline set to fix closed Ohio River bridge
• 3 murder suspects, 4th man foiled in escape bid
• Korean War POW's remains returning to Ind. family
• Fort Wayne allows protesters to remain in park
• N. Ind. county might ban fishing from new bridge
• Plans in doubt for NW Ind. trash-to-ethanol plant
• Man sentenced in deadly pizza deliveryman robbery
• RV supplier plans expansion of N. Ind. operations
• Ind. legislative panel plans stage collapse review
• Indiana city plans revamp of Ohio River overlook
• Party official quits after faked petitions report
• Vincennes scraps big-item trash pickup, cites cost
• IU teams review 124 bias reports in 2010-2011
• Scientist to plead guilty to stealing trade secret
• Ind. man arrested on pornography charges dies in jail
• Soldier's funeral to be held in Indiana hometown
• Work begins on moving collapsed Ind. fair stage
• IBM says book shows Daniels should testify
• Daniels names interim Hoosier Lottery director
• Indiana covered bridge festival off to busy start
• Indiana utility plans electric vehicle incentives
• Indiana hunter missing in Canada feared dead
• S. Ind. woman honored for 64 years of weather work
• Hundreds join Ind. walk honoring SeaWorld trainer
• Hunter dies in shooting at NE Ind. wildlife area
• Lake Co. Jail gets medical, mental health interns
• IU workers to see spike in health insurance costs
• Museum at Falls of Ohio State Park gets new look
• Painting of Lincoln to be on display in N. Ind.
• City of Columbus News - Goeller Road Closing
• Mourdock cuts use of state car during Senate run
• Skeleton found in South Bend likely teaching tool
• FFA meeting to test Indy readiness for Super Bowl
• Aussie film "Red Dog" wins $100K Heartland top nod
• Automated welfare filing due Oct. 24 in C. Indiana
• 30-year haunted house tradition coming to an end
• Ind. gambling exclusion list has 4,200 members
• Indianapolis 'occupiers' vent, ponder next moves
• 2 Ind. police officers injured when car hits tree
• Fundraiser for youth agency opens Evansville arena
• Convicted child molester faces child pornography charge
• Muncie dispute over 911 costs headed for trial
• Indicted Indiana businessman owes millions
• Purdue associate dean charged with shoplifting
• East Chicago mayor, INDOT chief discuss bridge
• Dem chairman resists GOP call for his resignation
• Johnson Co. eyes fee increases to offset cuts
• Need spurs Salvation Army to boost donation drive
• Grants, incubator to fuel Indy charter school boom
• 3 big Indiana cities could have 1st female mayors
• Man returned to Ind. to face charges in crash
• Police: No suspect in professor's beating death
• Ind. Lottery chief resigns after expensive move
• Ind. GOP chief asks DOJ to probe Obama petitions
• White warns candidates not to sidestep rules
• Indiana flatbed theft leads to $3 million mystery
• Dem Donnelly raises $355K in Senate race
• ISU trustees scale back tuition increase for 2012
• John Roberts, Andrea Quick, Nichole Nolting to present at national conference
• Lugar steps down from liberal think tank board
• Fixes considered on Indiana's 'second-chance' law
• Deer crashes down in Indiana, state ranks 25th
• Ex-GOP nominee seeking Ind. seat Pence giving up
• Union fighting warrant in stage collapse probe
• 2nd man admits to deadly deliveryman robbery
• More searches of S. Ind. caves for missing man
• Teen sentenced for killing dad over sex advances
• Ind. to dedicate 6 nature preserves in state parks
• Indiana State Police seek applicants for academy
• Purdue expert sees more profits for hog farmers
• 16 counties share $280K from Ind. lumber sales
• Mourdock raises $438K for Lugar primary challenge
• Indiana fair revenue lags following stage collapse
• Company to open Indy office, hire 250 by 2015
• Ind. child welfare ombudsman reviews Choate probe
• Tiny SW Ind. school district faces uncertainty
• Fort Wayne cutting money for new police cars
• Plans dropped for 2 wood-burning plants in S. Ind.
• Company closing 130-worker N. Indiana factory
• Ex-Sen. Bayh calls vote fraud allegations baseless
• Slain Ind. professor's wife recovering from attack
• Fireworks, lasers aim to drive out downtown birds
• 84-year-old man found dead inside ransacked home
• 2 college presidents to be inaugurated in Indiana
• Ison pleads not guilty to 5 murder counts
• Ex-Gov. Kernan: Not my signature on Obama petition
• Lugar raises $840K for Senate re-election bid
• Purdue puts associate dean on leave after arrest
• USDA disaster aid available in 37 Ind. counties
• NIPSCO projects lower gas bills; Vectren: similar
• C. Ind. official pleased with solar plant progress
• NW Indiana mayor alerts neighbor about garage fire
• GOP presidential hopeful Perry making Indiana stop
• Long backup from I-69 crash near Indianapolis
• Honda starting up 1,000-worker shift at Ind. plant
• NW Ind. girl sentenced for handcuff assault of boy
• IPFW celebrates opening of new alumni center
• Cause undetermined for deadly Evansville fire
• Episcopal top bishop visiting N. Indiana this week
• IU to dedicate new Cyberinfrastructure Building
• Ind., Ill. working on trails for hiking, biking
• White asks for voter fraud investigation of Bayhs
• 1 dead, 2 including officer hurt in I-80 crashes
• Police release sketch of man in professor's death
• Zoeller wants feds added to immigration lawsuit
• Casino revenues, patrons fell after bridge closure
• Children flee Carmel home as mom fatally shot
• Sewer, manhole covers being swiped in Fort Wayne
• Company fined $91,500 in radio tower deaths
• Catholic school makes land offer after gift barred
• Hundreds mourn Ind. soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Tree removal at old Indiana capitol irks residents
• Copper wire plant OK'd in NE Ind. despite concerns
• GOP Sen. Gard retiring from Indiana Legislature
• Ind. consumer counsel objects to speedy rate hike
• Family starts foundation to honor SeaWorld trainer
• Nature part of plans for former chemical depot
• Truck strikes stalled van, killing 3 from S. Ind.
• Coroner: Blunt force, sharp force killed professor
• Ex-Obama security aide to run for Congress in Ind.
• Overheated brakes causes semi fire, closes I-65
• Bryan O’Neal awarded scholarship to Ivy Tech-Columbus/Franklin
• Ivy Tech’s Roger Bingham to present at 2011 Governor’s Conference
• Faculty of Ivy Tech Community College-Columbus/Franklin and Bloomington to build upon relationship with sister college in Wuxi, China
• Huntington reading teacher named best in state
• Operation Diploma Grant helps veterans and soldiers
• Judge sets Nov. 23 arguments on Sec'y of State
• Notre Dame switching from sheepskin diplomas
• Demolition starts on vacant Indianapolis hospital
• Ind. city selling police cars once parked at banks
• Feds won't resolve S. Ind. I-69 section dispute
• Hundreds gather to honor slain N. Ind. professor
• Family: Ind. teen home 3 months after Mich. crash
• Smoking ban in Delaware County bars, clubs upheld
• Ind. BMV urges drivers to renew licenses early
• Comedian named to Vonnegut library honorary board
• Elvis FANtasy Fest to be held in northern Indiana
• Report: Lake pleads out most drunken driving cases
• Terre Haute's crow team plans diversion campaign
• Hamilton County deputy killed in motorcycle crash
• Columbus murder suspect nabbed before flight
• Goshen College professor slain in home invasion
• Ind. cities featured in 'I'm a Mormon' campaign
• Delaware Co. eyes tougher tattoo parlor rules
• New maps force House Democrats to move up or out
• Occupy Wall Street inspires Indianapolis protest
• NW Ind. man sentenced on child pornography charges
• Indy plaza's availability for Super Bowl uncertain
• Motorcyclists escort Ind. soldier's body home
• 2 cops injured as police cars collide on I-70
• Closed hospital awaits next chapter in history
• Inmates who can't afford bond strain S. Ind. jail
• Super Bowl program reinforces Hoosier hospitality
• Ind. drawing people, businesses across state lines
• Kokomo man arrested in child-selling scheme
• Ind. woman sentenced in Social Security theft
• Vigo Co. inmate fails to return from work release
• No injuries reported in molten glass leak in Ind.
• Ind. court clears teacher who OK'd restraints
• Ind. wildlife park founder Klinghammer dies at 81
• Study: Defense spending means 56,000 Indiana jobs
• Officials hope for action on Ind. rail junction
• Venue change sought in Indiana police death case
• Jury sides with C. Ind. doctor over circumcision
• Procession, funeral planned for slain Ind. soldier
• Former first lady promotes literacy to Ind. crowd
• Search scaled back for missing S. Ind. spelunker
• Indiana Tech to open branch campus in Louisville
• Astronaut highlights science event Saturday
• Number of State Fair tort claims reaches 50
• Peace Corps to recognize Hesburgh, Notre Dame
• Dog in Hammond finds what may be human remains
• Key I-465/Indiana 37 interchange redo nearly done
• Marine colonel takes command of Crane naval center
• Police find meth in truck owned by prosecutor
• Ind. gets 6 more weeks of jobless benefits again
• Ind. Dem chair calls on lottery director to quit
• Auburn museum co-founder, wife die in I-69 crash
• State won't fight uncontested races on ballots
• Police question passenger who approached cockpit
• Officials concerned for missing Ind. man's safety
• 3 youths arrested for damage at C. Ind. school
• Notre Dame cutting down trees in beetle battle
• Ind. mint farmer sentenced for ditch's hot water
• C. Ind. police searching for man who beat guard
• Navistar cutting about 130 jobs in Fort Wayne
• Ind. pharmacist sentenced for $3.5M fraud scheme
• Ind. lawmakers hearing 'right-to-work' proposal
• Indy homeless veteran group gets $500K US grant
• Ind. schools can compete for innovation grants
• Purdue proceeding with search for IPFW chancellor
• Skillman, Hamilton to lead Ind. Bicentennial panel
• Lottery says it overspent on building amenities
• Crews search southern Ind. forest for missing man
• Ind. budget picture improves modestly in Sept.
• 1,200-cow Indiana dairy files for bankruptcy
• Ball St. gets $1m for property management program
• Indiana legislator suggests work-share program
• Police say intruder shot inside C. Indiana home
• SW Ind. attorney sentenced on child pornography charge
• Indiana schools chief says he has fences to mend
• Open burning by C. Ind. parks department backfires
• NW Indiana teen on school bus grazed by bullet
• Ex-trooper wants prosecutor out over book deal
• Report aims to help ex-autoworkers find new jobs
• Bicentennial of Battle of Tippecanoe Nov. 5-7
• Zoeller seeks $310k from suspected embezzler
• BLS: Elkhart led counties in employment increase
• City of Columbus News - October 1, 2011
• Funeral held for 4 in SE Ind. family shot to death
• 1 critical, 2 serious a day after ammonia leak
• Indiana casino's owner emerges from bankruptcy
• Indiana investigating ammonia leak that injured 4
• New juror pool in NW Indiana death penalty case
• N. Ind. fish kill blamed on virus, not pollution
• Delaware County closing office building on Fridays
• Boys spill mercury at central Indiana school
• Ind. to crack down on new online gambling machines
• Purdue project fought by residents wins approval
• Eastern Indiana courthouse gets new clock tower
• NE Ind. man convicted of killing estranged wife
• Fifth Third gives $5M toward new Indy hospital
• Grant goes to housing for homeless Fort Wayne vets
• NW Ind. school has condolence card for soldier
• Indiana ACLU starts 3-year fundraising drive
• Gary chase injures 3 police, motorist; man jailed
• Indy police, customs agents raid massage parlors
• 4 sent to hospitals following N. Ind. ammonia leak
• Super Bowl prompting more bandwidth for stadium
• Ex-prez Bush to appear in Indy at March truck show
• Ex-Obama aide seeking S. Ind. congressional seat
• University of Indianapolis president stepping down
• S. Indiana airport looks to fix runway sinkhole
• Ex-Indiana GOP chairman Scheidt dies at 83
• Purdue's Nobel Prize winner has had busy year
• C. Ind. high school badly damaged during break-in
• No criminal signs at fire that killed IU student
• Indiana court to hear appeal in Evansville
• Fort Wayne arts group plans black box theater
• Indiana nurses form group to train, attract nurses
• Relocated bridge offers path to Ind. historic site
• Funerals set for SE Indiana shooting victims
• 3 open legislative seats possible in NE Indiana
• Indiana drops INDOT safety fine in worker's death
• State audit: Cuts alone won't turn Gary around
• Parents of missing IU student hope for answers
• In 'jobs' elections, foreign goods cause trouble
• Student dies in fire near Indiana U. campus
• Judge questions courthouse security after standoff
• Fiery crash leads Ind. police to indoor pot farm
• Soldier from NW Indiana killed in Afghanistan
• Purdue panel wants online input for president hunt
• Former Ind. candidate wants conviction downgraded
• Indy plans to honor history with downtown street
• Elkhart-Goshen, Columbus among tops for GDP growth
• Posey Co. salamander targeted for endangered list
• Online gaming machines may expose Ind. loophole
• Wind delays work on Indiana courthouse clock
• Feds: Proposed Ind. Medicaid expansion premature
• Ind. student held after Facebook school threat
• Renaming of Indy street for Super Bowl on hold
• Dem Reske jumps in crowded 5th District race
• Ind. woman gets probation for false rape report
• S. Ind. town celebrates Toyota plant's 15th year
• Economy fuels rise in S. Ind. horse starvations
• Ind. seeks to revoke living center's license
• Ind. panel dismisses complaint against Democrats
• Winds cut power to 16,000 NIPSCO customers
• Purdue engineer to receive national honor
• N. Ind. officials: Tree was older than 500 years
• Ind. gets grant to develop affordable homes ideas
• Ind. unemployment insurance overhaul continues
• Weather service confirms southern Indiana tornado
• AM General to lay off 350, cut Humvee production
• Sebelius will look at concerns of ND president
• Ind. Toll Road bans lengthy trucks over high winds
• Ivy Tech-Columbus/Franklin to hold Adjunct Recruitment Fair
• S. Ind. businesses fear bridge-closure impact
• Tea Party Express endorses Lugar opponent
• Ind. police: Babysitters used boy in alcohol heist
• AG: 24 more tort claims filed in stage collapse
• Ind. fines aluminum foundry for safety violations
• SW Ind. bridge is 'deficient' needs $8M in repairs
• Ind. city council buys iPads, will go paperless
• Ind. woman arrested in husband's 2007 fire death
• 3 Indy police officers sue over crash demotions
• Purdue receives $3.8 million to study bioenergy
• $500K grant will help fight colorectal cancer
• Crane, Indiana U. sign education partnership
• State Rep. Grubb will not seek re-election
• Federal judge limits Indiana ban on robo-calls
• 38 immigration arrests in Indiana part of US sweep
• ND president protests birth control inclusion
• Ind. court upholds man's conviction in 7 deaths
• Ind. police seize Calif. woman's medical marijuana
• S. Ind. town seeks listing on National Register
• Climatologist says Ind. could face tough winter
• Ind. city's 2 remaining library branches to close
• Rep. calls for stage collapse liability hearing
• Health care law definition of "affordable" vague
• 10 Indiana teacher of the year finalists named
• Star of 'The Middle' to speak at Fort Wayne event
• Lawyer: Ind. coroner was told he could take money
• Evansville, South Bend get federal airline grants
• Ex-student gets 4 years for Muncie school rape
• Minor damage reported from tornado near Nappanee
• Carp czar asks stakeholders: Educate about dangers
• Laura Bush to speak at Warsaw Ivy Tech dedication
• South Bend man pleads guilty to murdering wife
• US Rep: Budget cuts undermine Dunes land purchases
• Evacuations follow gas main break in C. Ind. city
• N. Ind. man pleads guilty in go-kart shooting
• Tenant: South Bend's tallest building in disrepair
• 3 former Ind. county workers allege discrimination
• Ind. judge sets bond at $1M for accused shooter
• NY man gets 3-year suspended sentence in pot case
• Ind. DNR to stock muskies in Eagle Creek Reservoir
• Chinese firm gives Purdue $10 million grant
• Group: Indiana Dunes needs better accessibility
• Summit aims to curb Indiana dropout rate
• IPFW faculty pass resolution backing chancellor
• Fair collapse suit challenges Ind.'s $5M tort cap
• Family members suspect drugs in 5 Ind. deaths
• N. Ind. girl shot by sister, 11, out of hospital
• Woman killed in crash with school bus in N. Ind.
• Taiwanese reps sign deals to buy US corn, soybeans
• Duke to begin razing Indiana's oldest coal plant
• Ind. state police probe officer shooting in Goshen
• Police: Some of 5 dead in Ind. may have been shot
• Private detective calls Ind. chief a 'Gomer Pyle'
• N. Ind. man injured cutting tree for wedding
• Autopsies set for 5 people found dead in SE Ind.
• N. Ind. police say man fatally shot mowing lawn
• Panel: Power rates up 20 percent over next 6 years
• Sierra Leone president to speak at Notre Dame
• Ind. removes 1, adds 2 to endangered species list
• Purdue offers veterinary care for needy pet owners
• Program will put suspended students before judge
• Police: multiple deaths at SE Indiana location
• 2 teenagers die in fiery Carroll County crash
• Gun law author: Gun owners must act responsibly
• N. Ind. girl 'playing CSI' shoots sister in head
• US Steel sees savings from natural gas vehicles
• New Indy bike hub to promote city health, image
• Property tax credit trips up politicians
• SW Ind. courthouse needs more extensive repairs
• Tea party groups endorse Lugar challenger Mourdock
• N. Ind. boy rescued after 2 hours stuck in tree
• I&M asks state panel for 22 percent rate hike
• IPFW faculty asks Purdue to retain chancellor
• W. Ind. man named nation's top mandolin picker
• Former Ind. township trustee charged with theft
• Indiana zoo sees influx of kangaroos, other births
• FFA membership rising amid strong ag economy
• Delaware Co. may reduce government building hours
• Friday's advisory
• 75-year-old Ind. man charged in neighbor's death
• Crack fixed on closed Ohio River bridge
• IPFW begins search for new chancellor
• Rape reported at South Bend Riley High School
• Plan OK'd to distribute stage collapse donations
• Lugar skipping Indiana tea party convention
• Demolition set for closed bridge over I-80/94
• Ind. man dies before trial on boy's teeth pulling
• Ind. legislative leaders back ballot law reversal
• Ind. Caterpillar plant recalls laid-off workers
• Ind. secretary of state wants charges dismissed
• Some 2,000 at concert for missing Indiana student
• Ind. travel website has destinations, leaf blog
• Romney to campaign, raise money in Indianapolis
• Ind. activists to release mercury test results
• Indiana's 1st frost usually comes in mid-October
• Ind. State Police seize millions in cash, cocaine
• Feds indict Lake County coroner, 3 police officers
• Vera Bradley plans to expand distribution center
• Daniels out of 2012 race but still draws GOP crowd
• Police find pot growing on 3 floors of Ind. home
• N. Ind. trailer maker laying off more than 100
• Ind. AG agrees to return Durham contribution
• Ind. fair stage collapse victim awake from coma
• Crash into Grissom air base building kills biker
• Thousands volunteer to help with 2012 Super Bowl
• Indiana House collecting most of boycott fines
• 13 N. Ind. cities get electric cars made in state
• Man killed on I-465 after stopping to help others
• NE Ind. man sentenced for trying to kill his dad
• S. Ind. hospital settles federal lawsuit
• Daniels slams Dem stronghold northwest Indiana
• Urban farm to provide produce for needy families
• Panel approves changes in Ind. deer hunting rules
• Exhibit features children looking to be adopted
• Settlement in fatal crash calls for caution lights
• Suspect arrested in Richmond double shooting
• Ex-councilman asks judge to overturn conviction
• Indiana trade delegation leaves for Japan
• AM General is producing wheelchair accessible cars
• Evansville teen arrested after gun found in locker
• Mother of school shooting victim sues district
• Ind. police hold 75-year-old man on murder charge
• Police: Man shoots ex-girlfriend through door
• CTA Acoustics plans opening NE Ind. factory
• Big projects sought for Ind. chemical depot site
• Teen arraigned in death of NW Indiana woman
• Ailing Indianapolis archbishop allowed to retire
• Man dies in fall from semi on I-94 in NW Ind.
• Hundreds say farewell to slain Indiana soldier
• Former German president to speak at Notre Dame
• IU prof wins $1.5M grant for drug-resistance work
• Memorial planned for Ind. officers killed on duty
• Farm rents expected to keep pace with grain prices
• Vectren wants to pass upgrade cost onto customers
• Solar farm to be built at Indianapolis airport
• Greenwood cops want to get rid of machine pistols
• Demolition of Ind. bridge may start by year's end
• Ind. gun owner sues city over removal from zoo
• Biggest Ind. school districts see enrollment drops
• APNewsBreak: Ind., IBM blame other for suit costs
• Ind. court upholds ban on resisting police entry
• Purdue: Some farm deaths could be prevented
• University Library of Columbus to host panel discussion on banned and controversial books
• Ex-ND assistant undergoing psychological tests
• Police find 26,000 marijuana plants in SE Indiana
• 100 percent of Ivy Tech surgical technology students pass certification exam
• Otis Elevator expected to close S. Ind. plant
• No charges in toddler's drowning in SE Ind. river
• Crews shutting down Evansville's Roberts Stadium
• Relative could move Dillinger house from C. Ind.
• Georgetown residents to discuss historic register
• Lt. Gov. Skillman departs on Japan trade mission
• Notre Dame gets device to make integrated circuits
• Concert aims to raise awareness of missing student
• Daniels outlines national debt fix in new book
• Ind. sets up special process for state fair claims
• Group: Bridge closures in Indiana could increase
• Muncie couple sues doctor over son's circumcision
• Ivy Tech students host nature photo exhibit in University Library in Learning Center
• Ind. court upholds former pastor's sentence
• Indiana public pension fund sending bigger bills
• Wis. Rep. Ryan to speak at Indiana GOP dinner
• Indiana cities facing changes in state gun laws
• The Newest Revolution
• New VA clinic to open next month in C. Indiana
• 4-year-old killed in SW Ind. crash with police car
• Police arrest 18-year-old in NW Ind. woman's death
• Libertarian Horning enters Indiana Senate race
• Colts owner's memorabilia heads to exhibit
• Downtown South Bend group offers shops free rent
• ACLU of Indiana hires new fundraising director
• Inmate who escaped in Indy recaptured in Iowa
• Economy puts strain on Indiana animal shelters
• Procession brings home Ind. soldier's body
• Missing Portage woman's body found
• Attorney General Zoeller warns against robo-calls
• Purdue working on new national science curriculum
• Economy hits facility that houses cancer patients
• Daniels, Obama look to road construction for jobs
• N. Ind. town holds its 30th 'Wizard of Oz' fest
• Soldier allegedly had sex with, impregnated girl
• Pilot in Reno crash grew up in Fort Wayne, Ind.
• Man cleared in rape case gets 17 years in slaying
• Ind. woman gets 3 years for trying to buy baby
• Egg producer under fire from Ind. health official
• Police in Fort Wayne respond to hostage situation
• Charging stations could fuel electric car interest
• Foreign student enrollment hits record at Purdue
• Stage collapse shines light on Ind. stance on gays
• 2 injured in shooting outside E. Ind. restaurant
• Ind. gaming panel OKs casino-fund settlement
• Ind. euthanizes 15 cattle with bovine tuberculosis
• Ind. teen sentenced on 2010 stalking charge
• Ind. woman sentenced to 30 years in boy's death
• Duke expects closing much of W. Ind. power plant
• Indiana unemployment creeps higher in August
• S. Indiana police range faces big bill to reopen
• Plane crash into golf course kills Ill., Ind. men
• South Bend doctor joins N. Ind. congressional race
• Ohio River bridge closing hurts nearby Ind. casino
• Murder charges dropped in Ind. deliveryman's death
• Ind. U. heads study of L. Erie offshore wind power
• 9 Indiana schools receive national honor
• Newport deport transferred to reusue authority
• Evansville planning for bicentennial next year
• 2 dead in central Indiana small plane crash
• Bloomington bar cited over missing Indiana student
• Postal service to look at Indiana consolidations
• SW Ind. Red Cross group struggling with fire aid
• Court: Judge wrongly had defendant's mouth covered
• GOP front-runner Perry will campaign in Indiana
• Flooding damages college football hall's basement
• 5 charged with skimming $1M from charity bingo
• W. Ind. man fatally crushed while removing tree
• Ex-Indianapolis councilman's trial wrapping up
• AFL-CIO head says labor unions still needed
• Officers shoot driver after US 31 chase in C. Ind.
• Fire truck, police car collide near South Bend
• Actuary: Indiana health care benefit costs rising
• N. Ind. man gets 8 years in prison for wire fraud
• Ind. panel gives early approval to new water rules
• Indy closes downtown plaza, parking deemed unsafe
• Ind. fair's plan short on evacuation details
• US judge reverses self, denies Ind. Medicaid order
• Official says feds got Indiana error rate wrong
• Police: Body identified as North Vernon camper
• Prosecutor warns teens to beware of "sextortion"
• Indianapolis won't see Olympic trials next year
• Conservative legislator won't challenge Lugar
• Prosecutors file more charges in 'sextortion' case
• Study finds Ind. with 48th lowest voter turnout
• South Bend charter school gets $1.5M in city money
• Fallon show coming to Indianapolis for Super Bowl
• Navy secretary praises S. Ind. base during trip
• Slaying victim's family intends suit against state
• Disaster loans available to help storm victims
• More than 100 courts now using state network
• Purdue students designing moon-rocket engine
• Ind. schools chief lauds overhaul in annual speech
• Nearly 1 in 6 Hoosiers impoverished last year
• Purdue: Indiana corn crop hard-hit by drought
• Bridgeton residents make case for post office
• Water shuttle to help with bridge closure traffic
• Sugarland named in notice of stage collapse suit
• Ind. judge: Unopposed candidates can be on ballot
• Excerpts from recent Indiana editorials
• Indianapolis district won't sue to block takeovers
• N. Ind. Amish discuss road safety after cart crash
• Company plans move into closed Evansville factory
• Ind. schools chief backs online class requirement
• Police: 2-year-old fatally hit on C. Ind. highway
• Toppled crane blocks Indiana Toll Road for hours
• Rural Ind. health group creating regional center
• Valparaiso University to buy Porter Hospital land
• Ind. troopers make 363 DUI arrests over weekend
• Former President Clinton speaks at DePauw Nov. 18
• Ind. agency: Closed bridge's steel more brittle
• Ind. high court passes on White's recount case
• Man accused of killing boy, 4, wants venue change
• E. Indiana highway chief, worker face charges
• Theft stirs worries for E. Ind. development group
• Grant extending Ind. homework hotline through 2014
• Purdue says enrollment steady for its campuses
• Sculpture returns to Indianapolis monument's top
• W. Indiana teen fatally shot while handling gun
• C. Ind. soldier killed in Afghanistan bombing
• Ind. court sets arguments in ex-trooper's case
• Parlez-vous Francais? App helps translate menus
• SW Ind. town hires volunteer it banned last month
• Purdue students taking solar house on the road
• Ind. marks 9/11 with climbs, monument dedication
• S. Ind. mayor: bridge to stay closed 6 months
• LaPorte schools: We reported sex abuse suspicions
• NW Ind. man fatally shoots girlfriend, then self
• Muncie dress code irks fashion-savvy students
• Purdue aviation program keeps wary eye on FAA rule
• Daniels' latest of many governors' tomes
• Assessing closed bridge to take at least 3 weeks
• Rare shorebirds spotted at S. Ind. preserve
• Woman donates $535K to child abuse support group
• Ind. teen convicted in 79-year-old woman's slaying
• N. Ind. man convicted in retrial of 4 killings
• S. Ind. county cancels voting machine contract
• N. Ind. police arrest 2 in alleged ransom scheme
• Inmates learn gardening in Ind. prison program
• American Indians face health obstacles in Indiana
• Decade after 9/11, Indiana Muslims more engaged
• Gas leak closes downtown Indianapolis streets
• Gov. orders I-64 bridge closed after finding crack
• Mourdock could benefit from climate regulations
• IU medical school warns of possible data breach
• N. Ind. woman indicted on wire fraud, tax evasion
• Officer facing drunken driving charge resigns
• Rabbi sues S. Ind. synagogue over 2010 dismissal
• 'Batmanning' clip makes Purdue students Web stars
• Police believe missing NW Ind. doctor is dead
• Recreational vehicle maker plans N. Ind. expansion
• US education chief: Ind. schools need more work
• Owner says apartment had alarms before deadly fire
• Federal agency approves new S. Ind. I-69 section
• N. Ind. mom sentenced in girl's fatal SUV fall
• NW Ind. disaster drills have grown since Sept. 11
• Indianapolis sculpture's return delayed again
• IUPUI digitizes Indianapolis Recorder newspaper
• Judge to issue verdict on boy shooting brother
• Ind. climatologist: Drought will linger into fall
• 9/11 exhibit opens at Indiana War Memorial Museum
• Woman brain dead, 2 daughters critical after fire
• S. Ind. board to consider adding I-69 to plan
• Ind. state fair board hires risk assessment firm
• Ivy Tech’s Information Security program receives $42,000 grant
• 19th century wall being moved for S. Ind. bridge
• Caretakers sought after 109 dogs taken from home
• Ind. lawmakers to weigh university tuition cost
• Purdue project gains approval despite objections
• Man dies after Muncie police chase, shooting
• Ind. school chief: Nearly half of vouchers remain
• Ind. lawmakers will weigh labor contracts
• Fort Wayne hospital's new floor nearly finished
• Video shows ex-Indianapolis councilman taking cash
• Indiana University tops 110,000 students statewide
• Notre Dame plans remembrance Mass for Sept. 11
• Investigators: 4 Noblesville fires were arson
• Ind. waives gate fees Sunday for 9/11 anniversary
• Ind. lawyer: IBM bid to depose Daniels 'meritless'
• 2 Trade Center beams erected at Indy memorial
• Judge blocks city's land deal with Catholic school
• Ind. officials discuss relief fund, claims plans
• 1 girl injured in Ind. cart crash remains critical
• Indiana tea party groups look to endorse Lugar foe
• NATO exercise set for Indiana military base
• Defense expected for Ind. boy, 12, in murder trial
• Indiana police range upgraded after stray bullets
• Ind. tax collections improve slightly in August
• Grocer investing $60M in new stores, remodeling
• Officials: Measles outbreak could have been worse
• Ex-stepdad: Defendant, 12, trained in gun safety
• Some say Evansville's zoo needs more improvements
• Wind delays hoisting of Indianapolis sculpture
• C. Ind. county nears demolition of flooded homes
• Ind. stage collapse victim moved from hospital
• Teen dies from trash truck fall in E. Indiana
• Holtz, wife named Notre Dame research ambassadors
• 3 NE Indiana colleges report enrollment increases
• 1 caught, 1 at large after SE Indiana jailbreak
• Ind. police agency searching out illegal gambling
• Notre Dame calls stadium evacuation successful
• Woman dragged under car for mile in NW Indiana
• Talks on for deal at closed Ind. toothpaste plant
• NE Ind. classic car auction sees attendance jump
• Remains found on river bank may face year of study
• Sword-wielding man arrested on NW Ind. highway
• N. Ind. plans for 500 motorcyclists on Sept. 11
• Ind. Conservation Hall honors Kaufmann, 7 others
• Ind. mint farms could face new enviro rules
• Indiana General Assembly considers going paperless
• Ind. mayor unhappy that fountain is 'soaped' again
• S. Ind. county's judges act to cut jail population
• Train hits car, killing Ind. woman, toddler son
• SW Ind. attorney enters plea in child pornography case
• N. Ind. code enforcement inspector attacked on job
• Ind. sees 82 percent spike in Lyme disease cases
• Purdue naming new school after C-SPAN founder
• Delaware Co. seeks more men for Big Brothers
• Fishing risks lost on many Indiana anglers
• Gov. Daniels works to maintain national profile
• High of 100 in Indy sets new record
• IDOC: Murder suspect should have been in prison
• Delaware Co. courts limit social networking
• Cop, suspect both injured in Muncie chase
• Police to detonate live Civil War era cannonball
• Police: Ind man cut girlfriend's arms with machete
• Families: Indiana's 9/11 victims aren't forgotten
• Purdue president search panel lacks diversity
• Man, 22, drowns in White River north of Seymour
• State police increase patrols for holiday weekend
• Free, discount school meal income levels set
• Indiana liability cap in stage collapse questioned
• Ex-Obama aide Scates weighs Ind. 8th District run
• 14 claims pending against Ind. over fair collapse
• Freed slave town in SW Ind. gets attention boost
• Feds against moving trial of Ind. doctor who fled
• IUPUC and Ivy Tech to host Conversation with the Candidates
• C. Ind. deputy hits man who jumped from vehicle
• Sculpture returning to Indianapolis monument
• Federal agency denies Ind. aid for spring storms
• Evansville airport looks to add passenger jetways
• 2nd GOP candidate enters race for N. Ind. seat
• Head injury kills man at NE Indiana poultry plant
• Charges boosted in fatal Indiana golf cart crash
• Indy, Fort Wayne drivers among safest in the US
• Ind. Toll Road suspends road projects for holiday
• Afghan dog dies months after arrival in Ind.
• Purdue economist: Ind. will see record farm income
• Ind. economic development chief Roob steps down
• Ind. coroner rules death after fall a homicide
• Court uproar leads to mistrial in nearby courtroom
• Survey finds alcohol use down among Ind. youths
• IU Hispanic center target of racial harassment
• Relatives found weeks after Muncie man's death
• Break-in reported at home of missing C. Ind. woman
• Ind. judge approves grocery aid dispute settlement
• Indianapolis police consider new limits on chases
• Ex-prosecutor in S. Ind. ordered to repay $146,000
• Software company plans central Indiana expansion
• GOP county head worries Lugar will siphon funds
• Ind. court upholds sentence in couple's murder
• Ind. county investigating deaths of 2 horses
• Former auction house owner Kruse released on bond
• 'Survivor' all-star weighing possible run for gov
• Ind. union sues over collective bargaining law
• Contract: Fair would have owed Sugarland thousands
• Burned body identified as man who stabbed 2 women
• Taxpayers seek to block South Bend land deal
• Illegal immigrants see big jump in Ind. tuition
• Expert to help Ind. fair with stage collapse funds
• Mellencamp songwriter George Green dies at 59
• Indiana State's president gets contract extension
• Instrument company shutting South Bend call center
• Cleanup starts at burned SW Indiana plant site
• Ivy Tech planning expansion in C. Indiana city
• Retrial starts in killing of 4 at NW Ind. house
• Kimball plans shifting work to S. Indiana plant
• 2 killed in crash during Indianapolis police chase
• State: Indiana's teen immunization rates rising
• N. Ind. county plans fundraiser to replace tower
• Ind. Supreme Court to hear state back pay dispute
• Embattled Ind. auctioneer wanted in Pennsylvania
• Indy police arrest 2 men in officer's shooting
• SW Ind. woman pleads guilty in medical fund theft
• White to represent himself in next round of court
• Indiana fair victims fund collects $240,000
• Coroner: Woman struck by train walked onto tracks
• Indiana soldier sorry for arrest on ceremony's eve
• City of Hammond sued over local gun ordinance
• 'Survivor' contestant considers Ind. governor run
• I-69 work in SW Ind. on pace for traffic in 2012
• Indiana University hits record system enrollment
• State to fully reopen downtown South Bend bridge
• Survey: 1.7 percent of Indiana jobs are 'green'
• Ind. congressman awards vet, 91, with Purple Heart
• NE Indiana is expanding its foreign trade zone
• Air tool manufacturer plans N. Indiana expansion
• Valparaiso Univ. student drowns in Lake Michigan
• GOP hopeful Huntsman seeks supporters in Ind.
• Another lawsuit filed in Ind. fair stage collapse
• Ind. AG seeks dismissal of 1 fair collapse lawsuit
• S. Ind. woman, 75, arrested in son-in-law's death
• Missing student's mother tells students: 'be safe'
• More Indiana schools get top ranking, fewer fail
• Ex-Ind. city worker pleads guilty to sex charges
• Sculpture head back atop Indianapolis monument
• Sept. 11 panel members set Indiana University talk
• Bloom off century plant at South Bend greenhouse
• Ivy Tech-Columbus/Franklin enrollment numbers continue to increase
• Ivy Tech-Columbus/Franklin headcount up 11 percent in Jennings County
• Ivy Tech-Columbus/Franklin headcount up 47 percent in Decatur County
• Ivy Tech-Columbus/Franklin headcount up 37 percent in Jackson County
• Michael Jackson's children visit Ind. boyhood home
• Ind. board set to vote on school takeover plan
• Woman kills self at N. Ind. elementary school
• Wounded Indianapolis officer out of hospital
• Indiana Guard calls off Irene relief deployment
• Indiana high schools sought for Poetry Out Loud
• Purdue to host discussion of 9/11 aftermath
• Burmese tutoring program running low on funding
• SW Ind. food pantries face lost federal grant
• Goshen High freshmen given laptops
• Implosion topples 2 towers that were Indy eyesore
• Ind. man dies when his ATV crashes during race
• Fort Wayne businesses support detour on vital road
• Jobless benefits fix costing Ind. businesses more
• Missing woman's parents return from 1st trip home
• Neighbor charged in slaying of elderly C. Ind. man
• Bat that menaced Indy apartment complex had rabies
• Ind. foster parents seek details on new rate plan
• Rising farmland prices a boon for Ind. agriculture
• GOP Senate primary could have a familiar look
• Funeral held for woman killed at Ind. State Fair
• Ind. soldier arrested on eve of homecoming parade
• Study: 1 in 5 central Ind. kids at risk of hunger
• Indiana county goes after parents for court fees
• Indy police officer wounded in drive-by shooting
• 4 motorcycle gang members among 8 charged by feds
• Ind. state trooper injured in Martinsville crash
• Century plant blooms; plant's life nearly done
• Ivy Tech to push custom training to Ind. firms
• Complaints about crop dusters rising in Indiana
• Police conclude Indiana landfill search
• Ex-FBI technician sentenced in evidence scheme
• Notre Dame starts aerial lift safety program
• Bloomington man charged in woman's murder
• Northern Indiana woman dies of West Nile virus
• Judge rules Ind. boy's video statement admissible
• Limo from Eisenhower White House part of auction
• Some hospitalized 2 weeks after stage collapse
• Railroad set for SW Indiana expansion project
• Ind. court: Man wrongly convicted in wife's death
• Ind. officials settle voter registration lawsuit
• Ivy Tech's fall semester enrollment tops 113,000
• Man charged in scoutmaster's death wants no lawyer
• Woman badly hurt in Ind. stage collapse back home
• IU research spending tops $500M for first time
• City of Gary to mark Michael Jackson's birthday
• S. Shore railway to suspend service to finish work
• Longtime Ind. county prosecutor new head of agency
• Notre Dame student falls 25 feet from window
• Three Johnson County residents become nursing graduates at Ivy Tech
• Two Decatur County residents become nursing graduates at Ivy Tech
• Six Bartholomew County residents become nursing graduates at Ivy Tech
• State: Indiana workplace deaths hit record low
• Old Studebaker foundry coming down in South Bend
• NW Indiana reserve unit back from Afghanistan
• S. Ind. school set to rebuild gym that collapsed
• W. Ind. school district keeping buses off I-70
• Semi leaves I-65, crashes into C. Ind. cemetery
• Announcement set on possible Ind. schools takeover
• Roof fire damages Indianapolis elementary school
• Officials trying to identify body found in Muncie
• Ind. woman accused of running over officer's foot
• 6 indictments to be announced in officer's slaying
• Indiana ends hunting/fishing agreement with Ohio
• Ind. AG sues 2 foreclosure consulting companies
• Ind. college breaks ground for new medical school
• SW Ind. church's ex-secretary faces theft charges
• Jockey critically injured at Ind. horse track
• Ind. launches stage collapse investigation website
• Indianapolis airport reconsiders removing artwork
• Ind. county's workers get first raise in 5 years
• S. Ind. resident has West Nile, first case of year
• GOP hopeful Romney sets campaign trip to Indiana
• Pacifist Indiana college picks anthem replacement
• Defense wants video out of boy's shooting trial
• New drive planned in search for Indiana student
• S. Ind. mom sentenced over boy's teeth pulling
• Company proposes tolls to rebuild NW Ind. bridge
• Rigged propane tank blamed for deadly N. Ind. fire
• Vigil honors slain Indiana Boy Scout leader
• Man critical after stabbing at Indianapolis store
• Ind. social services chief gets deposed Sept. 13
• Steuben County joins Indiana courts online network
• Ind. lawmakers weigh home entry police ruling
• Mayor requests warning sign after 3 drownings
• Back to School for Columbus - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Stage collapse victim's kidneys went to 2 patients
• Marker to be unveiled Friday at IU's orginal site
• Ind. investigates Lake Michigan boating accident
• Lawmaker disputes story amid call for resignation
• Half of new Ind. welfare requests submitted online
• S. Ind. county's driver service faces shortfall
• Ind. asks residents to report tremors from quake
• Indiana property tax caps slice 2011 bills
• Investigators identify found in S. Ind. woods
• 3-year-old drowns in family's NW Ind. home pool
• Veteran rocker Seger to open new Evansville arena
• Ind. judge asked to preserve fair stage wreckage
• Ex-Ind. sheriff pleads guilty in harassment case
• Illinois manufacturer plans NW Indiana move
• Ind. court rejects use of tax tool in puppy case
• Purdue adopts new policy for grieving students
• Ind. lawmaker worries toll road money running out
• EPA, state approve Terre Haute sewer upgrade plan
• Ind. prosecutors drop charges in sex-doll prank
• RNC chair says Senate primary will energize party
• Ind. State Fair sees 8 percent drop in attendance
• S. Ind. county prepares for courthouse reopening
• S. Indiana counties join to promote rural tourism
• Police say slain scoutmaster didn't provoke attack
• Fundraising continues for Indianapolis 9/11 site
• Defense contractor plans S. Indiana expansion
• 3 people killed in northern Indiana house fire
• Crawfordsville graffiti vandals branch out
• NE Indiana town recaptures history through murals
• Ohio boy sets Indiana record for spotted gar
• Prosecutor to focus on gun, drug crimes for feds
• Hospital talks partly driven by health overhaul
• Vectren power rates highest in Ind., NIPSCO No. 2
• Indianapolis man arrested after biting 2 officers
• Woman's body found in Green County wooded area
• S. Indiana man leads drive for war memorial
• Federal cuts strain Ind. job training efforts
• Daniels gets back to business after fair tragedy
• Police detonate pipe bomb found in Pendleton yard
• 2 more funerals held for Ind. state fair victims
• Police say man flees into drain pipe in escape bid
• South Bend police shoot robbery suspect
• Maintenance worker killed at Jeffboat in Indiana
• State fair vendors report sales down after tragedy
• Missing Arkansas boy found in Indiana
• Cancer society's need for volunteer drivers rising
• Cost of canceled Purdue boiler project: $4.5m
• Friday's advisory
• 2 lawsuits filed by Indiana stage collapse victims
• Most foster parents would see cuts in new system
• Purdue team develops app to decipher gang graffiti
• Vandals damage 70 headstones at Indy cemetery
• Family says 6th person dies from fair accident
• S Ind. police await surgery to arrest meth suspect
• Ind. man dies helping rescue 2 boys from river
• Ind. sees progress in combatting invasive kudzu
• Ind. man killed in stage collapse was 'daredevil'
• S. Ind. man faces contempt for refusing to testify
• Report: C. Ind. student arrested for school threat
• W. Ind. man charged with murder in stabbing death
• SE Ind. scarecrow contest offers $500 grand prize
• Ind. port wins award for shipments
• Osceola celebrating its centennial this weekend
• 18 Indiana communities to receive energy audits
• EnerDel parent encounters cash-flow problems
• Colts likely to double Fair fund's $60K so far
• New Ind. law strips the unopposed from ballots
• Ex-Ind. sheriff reaches tentative plea in sex case
• S. Ind. man faces federal charge in park shooting
• Ind. school mourns slaying of student, 7
• N. Ind. health office warns of Lyme disease surge
• Ind. first lady recalls stage collapse, aftermath
• Indiana gets $6.7M in US road project funds
• Democratic candidate sues state Democrats
• NE Ind. axle company adding 60 jobs by next year
• Ex-trustee gets $2 fine for misusing tax money
• Judge blocks Ind.-mandated contracts for teachers
• Daniels: Fair stage collapse defied preparations
• Tea party fave Risk to again challenge Bucshon
• Report: Ind. teen wished he'd shot cop, not pupil
• Ford dealers buy rights to name Evansville areana
• Rose-Hulman breaks ground on $17M residence hall
• GOP prez candidate Huntsman to stump in Indiana
• Funerals start for 5 killed in Ind. fair accident
• Ind. grads increase average score on ACT test
• Purdue warns former students about data breach
• Report: Ind. child poverty rate ranks 22nd highest
• Man takes Ind. church for $80 in counterfeit scam
• Ind. police official sues over property tax freeze
• Indiana study panel to look at Anthony-like cases
• I-465 renamed USS Indianapolis Memorial Highway
• 3rd Columbus teen sentenced for church arson
• Clay and Lawrence counties win disaster aid
• Groups: South Bend land buy violates constitution
• Rocker Mellencamp's divorce from model Irwin final
• Angie's List to add 500, nearly doubling HQ staff
• Ind. State Fair hires engineers to probe collapse
• Indiana fund collects thousands for fair victims
• Train concert to benefit Ind. State Fair victims
• Ind. mayor halts trail work following park damage
• Sugarland plans Ind. event, resumes tour Thursday
• Daniels calls stage collapse a 'learning point'
• 18 remain hospitalized after Ind. stage collapse
• Police search landfill for missing IU student
• W. Ind. parks worker dies when mower flips over
• Spokesman: Fair was moving to order evacuation
• EPA launching lead-education push in SW Ind. city
• Ind. lawmaker wants governor to save closed bridge
• S. Ind. sheriff sues county for money to run jail
• Elkhart mayor asks City Council to preserve mural
• Mom: 3-year-old Sugarland fan faces more surgery
• Cain backs Lugar challenger, seeks Ind. support
• Janet Jackson, Lady Antebellum concerts canceled
• Ind. fair creates fund to help victims of collapse
• Documents: Sex offender served students ice cream
• White's voter fraud trial postponed to January
• S. Ind. boy, 8, dies as 4-wheeler hits dune buggy
• Study: Rains, not marsh work, caused Ind. flooding
• Ind. gov: Smoking ban has chance to pass next year
• Daniels' will lead state fair memorial service
• S. Ind. city gets 500K grant for social agencies
• Federal rule change may help some Ind. farmers
• Terror response exercise at Muscatatuck complex
• Ind. Fair cancels some events after stage collapse
• Missing student's parents release poster, letter
• Democrats having field day with GOP Senate primary
• Foreign students fear Ind. immigration law impact
• Boone cabinet a big draw for S. Indiana auction
• Tippecanoe Co. sees spike in coroner's caseload
• Fair cancels activities after fatal stage collapse
• Ind. judge cuts death sentence to life, no parole
• Indy arts groups plan Super Bowl tie-in events
• Ind. residents oppose proposed copper wire plant
• Ind. teen who shot ex-classmate faces more charges
• Ind. man's 1,160-pound pumpkin snares Fair prize
• Indy police: 2 killed in dispute over loud stereo
• Ind. man sentenced to 58 years in 1992 slaying
• Ind. man convicted in stabbing of 2 that killed 1
• Landmark water tower could be razed in Greenwood
• Indiana Tech defends law school plan from critics
• Indiana eyes waivers from No Child Left Behind law
• DNR seeks to clear up confusion over bag limit
• Daniels: GOP lawmaker's alleged rendezvous 'sad'
• Police arrest 45 in 4-county C. Ind. meth probe
• Indianapolis hospitals banning work-hours smoking
• State asks county to explain treasurer's removal
• Site of old NE Ind. lake resort sold at auction
• Ind. pension funds take hit in Wall Street lurches
• Indiana motorcyclists rally with Daniels
• Camp Atterbury ceremony to honor base veterans
• Ind. teen faces sentencing in school shooting
• Goshen mom gets 5 years in prison in girl's death
• Wet spring, dry summer dent Ind. corn, soybeans
• Judge orders truant funeral director behind bars
• Ind. divers. recover body of missing Illinois man
• Ind. regulator made hiring suggestion to utility
• Wet spring, dry summer dent Ind. corn, soybeans
• Indiana casino preparing to exit bankruptcy
• NW Ind. woman charged in daughter's death
• S. Ind. deputies asked to pay off-duty cruiser gas
• Ivy Tech names Bloomington building for donors
• Semi crash closes I-65 lanes near Indianapolis
• Logger killed by falling tree in southern Indiana
• Indianapolis considering ticket scalping permits
• Ind. agriculture unit returns from Afghanistan
• Fire destroys closed auto parts plant in NW Ind.
• Ind. lake search finds no signs of missing woman
• Ind. wines win 223 medals in Indy wine competition
• AM General makes wheelchair-accessible taxis
• Purdue gets $2M for study of personality, health
• Group asking judge to block Ind. school vouchers
• Boy gets detention, center placement for bus fires
• Judge reverses self, keeps boy's body with coroner
• Accused daycare molester convicted of seduction
• Ind. VA centers invite housing for homeless vets
• Ind. AG seeks thousands from ex-township official
• Indianapolis airport removing art for video screen
• Fort Wayne official looks anew at donor limits
• Muncie police searching lake for missing woman
• Ind. city plans statue of popcorn king Redenbacher
• Falling tree kills delivery driver in NE Indiana
• Years-long work nears end for I-80/94 in NW Ind.
• Ex-Ind. trooper admits releasing drunken driver
• Wind turbines to power Ind. college building
• Project replacing S. Ind. town square buildings
• 50-year term in C. Ind. girl's malnutrition death
• Hearings set on Indiana American rate request
• 40,000 expected for Christian concert in N. Ind.
• Ind. senators lobby for federal emergency aid
• New chief for top Indy domestic violence program
• Report: I-69 draining money from other projects
• Indy's 23-day streak of 90-degree days ends
• Manchester College targets hunger, literacy
• Some Ind. farmers cheer as rains dampen dry fields
• Ind. GOP changes site for White House hopeful Cain
• Historic Ind. mill back in business after tornado
• Ind. police chief clears officer in fatal shooting
• Indy school embraces single-gender classrooms
• Ind. health officials say smoking at historic low
• Opening weekend crowd down at Indiana State Fair
• Ventura says he's up for playing movie governor
• Kokomo to hire back some laid-off teachers
• Survey to gauge Hoosiers' emergency preparedness
• Traffic signal installed near Shelbyville casino
• Indianapolis hotel police standoff ends peacefully
• 2,200 admitted to new Ind. school voucher program
• 3 hurt when truck crashes into SW Ind. restaurant
• Ind. casinos see revenues drop, brace for rivals
• Ex-township trustee lose appeal on fraud charges
• More cameras planned for Super Bowl venues
• GOP not challenging Lafayette mayor's re-election
• Ivy Tech becomes Accredited Testing Facility for the American Welding Society
• Tree-killing beetle extends range into NW Indiana
• Dinner – and experience – is served!
• Police say gunman wounded inside NE Ind. pharmacy
• Danielle Brandon named Assistant Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs at Ivy Tech
• S. Ind. courthouse reopens 2 years after fire
• Police say N. Ind. man dies after meth fire in car
• Evansville's Roberts Stadium has last big concert
• 8-year-old boy, fisherman die at Indiana lakes
• State honors longtime Indiana farm families
• Indiana Alzheimer's input meeting set for Aug. 24
• Nature Conservancy installs wind turbines in Indy
• Hoosiers eligible for United Financial restitution
• 8 injured as truck collides with minivan in Ind.
• Judge to go "above and beyond" for fair trial
• Daniels due back in spotlight with new book
• New book tackles life of popcorn king Redenbacher
• Wabash River to play starring role in 2013 events
• Farmers fight back against copper wire thieves
• Indiana federal aid target in national debt deal
• Body of Ind. soldier killed in Afghanistan returns
• Former IU president John W. Ryan dies at age 81
• Ind. to pay $8.5 million to settle 1998 fish kill
• Ind. AG: Fort Wayne campaign proposal is illegal
• Ind. man charged with murder in killing of boy, 4
• N. Ind. woman allegedly left 3 kids in filthy home
• Purdue engineer to damage span for bridge research
• New grocery store fills void in tiny Topeka
• IU urges Congress to restore foreign language cuts
• State police scramble to cover meth cleanup costs
• Poplar tree concession stand to blend art, nature
• Indiana State Fair opens amid ongoing heat wave
• Indy hits 90 for 20th straight day, setting record
• Ind. governor appeals feds' disaster aid decision
• Muncie police find missing woman's car near river
• Vonnegut library will ship banned book to Missouri
• Ind. teen rejects plea in slaying of woman, 79
• Indiana counties wrestling with tax overpayment
• N. Ind. family worries tree-trimming will harm oak
• Ind. group honoring actor Glover for union support
• Orthopedics company plans $27M N. Ind. project
• Coroner says N. Ind. toddler drowned in bucket
• Man charged in wife's rock beating swears at judge
• Navistar closing Ind. plant, shifts work in state
• Fire destroys awards business in C. Ind. town
• Ind. first couple big presence at state fair
• N. Ind. college breaks ground on pharmacy school
• USS Vincennes crews to reunite in Ind. namesake
• Franklin Electric to move HQ to Fort Wayne
• Chicago-area couple indicted on drug, tax charges
• Jetliner makes emergency landing at Indy airport
• Suspect in arson at historic church pleads guilty
• River searched after police find woman's car
• Ind. couple to plead guilty in baby-selling case
• 19-day heat streak in Indianapolis ties record
• Census: Ind. same-sex households grew 61 percent
• Ind. schools chief suggests grades for districts
• $500M spent by military at Indiana training sites
• S. Ind. winery finds success with new hard cider
• New bus fee has district expecting car onslaught
• Medical implant maker plans move from N. Ind.
• 1 killed in crash by man taking Ind. driver's test
• Ind. Lt. Gov. Skillman will lead Japan trade trip
• Official warns Clark County may face layoffs
• Ind. OKs feeding dead livestock to exotic animals
• APNewsBreak: Pence eyes Indiana income tax cuts
• Aetna latest out of Ind. individual health market
• Zionsville police chief quits amid investigation
• Remains of N. Ind. man MIA in Vietnam return home
• Indiana tax revenues better than expected for July
• IU union urges president to forgo big raise
• Democrat seeking Ind. seat GOP's Pence giving up
• Landfill may be searched for missing Ind. student
• Indicted Ind. elections chief hires ex-prosecutor
• Gas tanker crashes on I-465 ramp, killing driver
• Navistar shifting RV work from Oregon to Indiana
• Wind farm developer seeks exemption in Tipton
• Ind. State Fair lauds No. 5 US soybean industry
• IU's IT staff moving into new $37 million digs
• Developer plan $50 million in Fort Wayne housing
• Police: 1 dead in car-train crash NW of Indy
• Democrat Gregg wants to rebuild manufacturing base
• Most Ind. reps vote against raising debt ceiling
• Ind. judge releases murdered boy's body for burial
• S. Ind. man arrested in fatal beating of wife
• Lugar votes with majority, backs debt ceiling deal
• Excerpts from recent Indiana editorials
• Factory workers fired for collecting unemployment
• Ill. lawyer imprisoned for taking drugs to inmate
• GOP presidential hopeful Cain plans Indiana trip
• 100-bed rehab center proposed for Fort Wayne
• NW Ind. doctor who hid in Italy wants trial moved
• E. Ind. utility shifting to electricity from trash
• 46-year sentence for C. Ind. woman's confinement
• Uncle: Fort Wayne man shot by police wasn't threat
• New owner takes over troubled N. Ind. recycler
• Man killed in standoff with Bloomington police
• Environmentalists sue to block I-69 construction
• Keeping stadium mothballed to cost $300,000 a year
• Trine University seeks to attract Chinese students
• Ind. asks court to lift Planned Parenthood order
• Teen pleads guilty to reduced charges in assault
• Indianapolis apartment towers set for implosion
• Shelter installs air conditioners to cool hot cats
• N. Ind. lawyer pleas to aiding mail and wire fraud
• Passenger who died on flight had heart problems
• Ind. sees drop in number of large livestock farms
• No prison in Ind. officer's hit-and-run death
• Cost cutting planned by Integra Bank's new owner
• Cause of firefighter's fatal heart attack unknown
• Parts of Indiana set July marks for heat, dryness
• Ex-NW Ind. bank president killed while jogging
• Ind. police commander arrested on battery charge
• Soldier who grew up in NW Ind. dies in Afghanistan
• Bus carrying bicyclists from Iowa flips in N. Ind.
• Grant to help preserve historic Ind. newspapers
• Holiday World to announce plans for $9m ride
• DeKalb Co. time capsule project learns from past
• Teams to tug cargo plane for Special Olympics
• Southwest flight diverted to Indy, passenger dies
• Law, Amber Alert standards frustrate prosecutor
• NW Ind. hospital gets use of city's auditorium
• Wabash Co. residents clear namesake river of trash
• Kokomo women, Jonesboro man killed in Ind. 9 crash
• Inmate surge strains Vanderburgh Co. jail capacity
• Lugar: Norquist tax pledge, others hamper Congress
• Civil War memorabilia being preserved digitally
• Head-on crash kills 3 on Indiana 9 in Madison Co.
• Ind. Guard unit to offer 5th-grade defense academy
• INDOT rejects Monroe County plan excluding I-69
• Ventura joins Sizemore in cast of 'The Drunk'
• Measles outbreak over in NE Ind.'s Noble, LaGrange
• Town seeks 'Hoosiers' extras to mark anniversary
• Family of woman missing 10 years seeks answers
• State surplus a result of efficiencies, steep cuts
• Ind. could weather US default for couple months
• Final defendant in church-building scam sentenced
• Hamilton calls debt crisis failure of leadership
• Marion Co. shelters for battered women overflowing
• Fort Wayne church buys closed American Legion post
• Ind. officer pulling DARE trailer arrested
• Dry streak becoming worrisome for Indiana farmers
• High water demand cause Indianapolis main breaks
• Ex-head of South Bend neighborhood group sentenced
• Work transfer costing NE Indiana factory 175 jobs
• Motorcyclist killed after fall from I-465 bridge
• Critics knock capping school superintendent pay
• Man convicted in killing at NE Ind. group home
• Mine operator to expand Gibson Co. operation
• Purdue president to get 3.5 percent raise
• Mayor urges cut in trash fees as recycling rises
• Central Avenue Traffic Signal
• NTSB says plane crash caused by pilot error
• Democrats appeal Ind. elections chief decision
• Woman appeals bond denial in infant murder case
• Ivy Tech, IUPUC, and the Community Education Coalition partner with Healthy Communities to promote healthier living
• Suit accuses Anderson mayor of sexual harassment
• No civil rights charges in Indy teen's beating
• West Nile found in mosquitoes in 2 Ind. counties
• Merrillville nixes plans to build more apartments
• Indiana State expects another enrollment jump
• 3 family members killed in C. Indiana crash
• Warrants issued in disappearance of W. Ind. boy
• SW Indiana hospital plans $100M building project
• Lawsuit challenges C. Ind. county's smoking ban
• Wrong-way driver slams into semi in SW Indiana
• C. Indiana agency gets $639K to help homeless vets
• Ind. police go undercover in work zones in truck
• Ind. lawmakers ponder state marijuana laws
• Indiana U. president's pay raise meets criticism
• NE Ind. man who shot boy as he fished was drinking
• Judge delays start of White's trial until Sept. 12
• Baby twins found in S. Ind. motel toilet, 1 dies
• Unexpected births such as at Ind. motel not rare
• Boy dies after flipping go-kart on homemade track
• School cuts prompt W. Ind. consolidation talks
• Crash kills Kentucky man, injures Tennessee man
• Prosecutor: Mom failed to protect boy fatally shot
• Work starting on center at S. Ind. tech park
• Parents challenge Indianapolis district's bus fee
• Karen Pruitt receives end-of-year honors at Ivy Tech-Columbus
• Educator accused of plagiarism quits Ind. board
• 3 swimmers rescued from Lake Michigan rip currents
• C. Ind. city might give away unused fire station
• Ind. plant building more Humvees for Afghan forces
• N. Ind. man dies after chemical use at water plant
• Court: Moped not a motor vehicle under Ind. law
• Madison, feds settle case over accessibility
• NTSB blames driver error in highway tanker blast
• Autopsy for boy found in S. Ind. motel room toilet
• ISTA says new teachers contract forms violate law
• C. Indiana minister charged with molesting girl, 6
• Indiana gets $1M grant to boost college graduation
• Nearly 100 Ind. post offices to undergo review
• C. Ind. city might make golf carts street legal
• Expansion planned by southern Indiana brewery
• Ind. court to hear dispute over welfare denials
• 2 boys hospitalized after Ind. lightning strike
• Manufacturer plans move into vacant Ind. factory
• Shooting at N. Ind. park kills 17-year-old girl
• Ball State president getting 10 percent pay hike
• NW Ind. man being buried decades after WWII death
• Coroner: Heat contributed to death of Ind. worker
• Crop-dusting plane crashes in C. Indiana field
• Ind. unions prepare for 'right to work' battle
• Billboard aims to curb race fans' hot dog cravings
• Ind.'s health priorities target obesity, tobacco
• US judge OKs NIPSCO-EPA deal to improve plants
• Disaster status sought for Vermillion, Wayne Cos.
• Indiana says key I-69 section moves forward
• Man charged with shooting boy jailed on $100K bond
• W. Ind. jail guard resigns over unnoticed escape
• S. Ind. nursing home gets sprayed to cool down
• Heat blamed for deaths of 2 Indianapolis women
• Patients not following hospital from South Bend
• Inspections find fewer Ind. underage alcohol sales
• Slain Terre Haute officer's patrol car retired
• New owner for company with Ind. electric car plant
• Stalled Indianapolis train strands several people
• 2 boys struck by lightning at C. Ind. cemetery
• Unmarked graves found at old Ind. county home
• Ind. Guard unit could be heading back to Iraq
• Developer opposes demolishing old Elkhart Co. Jail
• Weekend food program for poor students to expand
• Indy airport getting new body-scanning technology
• Electrical mishap kills Muncie teen
• Apt. complex polishing image after disappearance
• Indy extends ban on watering lawns in heat wave
• Women find radioactive rocks in father's attic
• Evansville bus terminal awaits restoration
• Ind. hand transplant recipient says he's overjoyed
• Pence's policy silence could be smart politics
• Indiana Tech wants to build 134-high wind turbine
• Purdue main campus hikes parking fines 75 percent
• Child dies after being shot in NE Ind.'s Wells Co.
• Mother faces neglect charges in 2-year-old's death
• Men who drowned in southern Ind. lake identified
• Body of missing Fort Wayne woman found in lake
• Replica of Vietnam Veterans Memorial to visit Ind.
• Weak demand, economy slow Indy redevelopment plan
• Allen Co. to make cuts, leave surplus intact
• Sculpture honors those who helped flooded hospital
• Black Expo Summer Celebration crowd up 5 percent
• NE Ind. firefighters keep 9/11 beam under wraps
• 60 ill from heat in Indy, Ind.-wide ER visits up
• Missing Ind. student's mom blasts 'evil' silence
• Indiana jobless rate creeps up to 8.3 percent
• Police: Man fired shots after girlfriend said 'no'
• Ind. memorial marking Grissom's 1961 spaceflight
• Young boy dies after being found in N. Ind. pool
• Man gets 120-year term for killing 2 in S. Indiana
• Fighter jets to highlight Fort Wayne military park
• Indianapolis Zoo elephant has 238-pound baby
• Indiana University gym fire blamed on roof work
• Sprinkler system off when fire set at N. Ind. jail
• Report: 11 high schools off Indiana takeover list
• Portraits of Cook, Pyle on display at Statehouse
• N. Ind. brothers support friend with bracelets
• Indiana reworks Interstate 69 project website
• Excessive Heat Warning Continues
• Prison inmate recaptured after walking away
• Heat strains power sources north of Indianapolis
• Indy woman sentenced for making racial threats
• Heat strains power sources north of Indianapolis
• Medallion honoring Gene Autry vandalized at park
• Couple charged with having sex in Ind. city pool
• Destructive beetle spotted at Indianapolis airport
• Sheriff: 11-year-old boy in coma after shooting
• Ind.-based World War II ship invited to Normandy
• Ind. firefighter dies hours after blaze in heat
• E. Ind. man sentenced for shooting at deputies
• Man dies after mower topples into Wabash River
• Isolated thunderstorm causes S. Indiana damage
• Teen drowns at NE Indiana wildlife area's lake
• IUPUI track stadium gets 2nd chance in new plans
• Meth conspiracy leader sentenced to 30 years
• Schools group will help defend Ind. in school suit
• Hearing for 11-year-old murder suspect postponed
• Owners of abandoned horses charged with neglect
• Day care, homes evacuated after Lebanon gas leak
• Ind. water utilities urge customers to conserve
• Daniels appoints new public access counselor
• Report ranks Ind. No. 6 power plant polluter
• Indiana district drops sports fees after $1M gift
• Year-round farmer's market eyed for Fort Wayne
• Finish coatings company plans N. Ind. expansion
• Sheriff doesn't blame guards for unnoticed escape
• Indianapolis airport flights making slow comeback
• S. Ind. county considers furloughs to cut spending
• Deal gives NIPSCO smaller electricity rate hike
• Repairs on damaged Indy airport roof set to start
• Bracelets to raise money to honor fallen officer
• Indiana ban on prison inmates' pen-pal ads upheld
• Ind. state trooper collides with SUV; 2 injured
• Heat wave could be worst in 70 years in Indiana
• Former federal prosecutor running against Burton
• Lugar going on TV early in 2012 Senate race
• Indiana puts audit of state toxicology lab on hold
• Indiana railroad bridge reopens after derailment
• Ind. gun shop owner accused of illegal sales
• Indiana AG won't appeal immigration ruling
• Senator works against Fort Wayne contribution ban
• State sen. seeks federal balanced budget amendment
• Ind. public access counselor changing state jobs
• S. Ind. county could offer $5.8M for interchange
• W. Ind. jail escape unnoticed for nearly 10 hours
• EPA plans cleanup of burned SW Ind. plant site
• Police arrest man in deaths of C. Ind. couple
• Navistar cutting 200 contractor jobs in Fort Wayne
• Ohio couple killed in NE Indiana crash with bus
• Lightning ruled cause of deadly Ind. church fire
• 11-year-old boy shot in head at neighbor's house
• Event will celebrate Lincoln Highway in N. Ind.
• Grant to fund economic reports for Wabash County
• Fort Wayne opens cooling centers during heat wave
• 11-year-old won't be tried as adult for murder
• Heat index goes above 100 in some areas of Indiana
• Daniels signs trade deal with Chinese province
• Revamp set for I-69 bottleneck near Indianapolis
• Arkansas coach's son arrested on Ind. drug charges
• Thousands of skaters making way to Fort Wayne
• Ex-Ind. auditor nominee won't run for Congress
• Hundreds mourn slain Terre Haute police officer
• Geese crossing sign unlikely for NW Indiana city
• Police say C. Ind. couple killed in their home
• 6-year-old Illinois girl dies at NW Ind. beach
• Police say migrant worker stabbed in C. Ind. city
• Healthy Ind. Plan makes room for 8K kidless adults
• Purdue student designing app to aid literacy
• Ind. foster families can see museum for free
• 2 shot after woman shoots at truck carrying kids
• Fried Kool-Aid, ice cream burger on fair menu
• Weather service says Ind. heat wave could linger
• S. Indiana county eyes $4 mill toward interchange
• Most missing persons don't get media spotlight
• Tour bus hits SUV in NE Indiana; 2 killed
• Mayor to help shot officer seek full pension
• View of education changes is in eye of beholder
• Swayzee girl to drive tractor for cancer awareness
• View of education changes is in eye of beholder
• Purdue to launch new honors college in 2013
• Fort Wayne to cut down 3,670 infested ash trees
• Report: 9 jail inmates a year mistakenly freed
• Weather service warns of excessive heat next week
• Pendleton prison on lockdown after fatal attack
• Judge orders new election in disputed Muncie vote
• 1,800 riders bicycle across central Indiana
• Illinois metals company moving operations to Ind.
• Shooter's great-grandfather also died in shootout
• Indiana DNR says wild pigs nuisance, not sport
• Jockeying begins for Super Bowl rental market
• Ind. county fairs see fewer queen contestants
• International doctors get language boost at IUPUI
• Ind. maintains home health funds while others cut
• Funeral procession set for slain police officer
• Central Indiana boy, 2, drowns in rural pond
• Woman injured in '65 car crash dies 46 years later
• Gov. Daniels giving most state workers bonuses
• Police: Ind. woman left 2 kids in car on hot day
• 5 malnourished horses rescued from Ind. barn
• Ind. boy, 5, accidentally shoots, kills brother, 2
• SW Ind. police chief says officer acted reasonably
• Ind. agency: Duke Energy mismanaging plant project
• Ind. officer shot in 2008 denied full pension
• Events to honor slain officer, help family
• NW Ind. man gets time served in son's death
• 7 arrested in connection with Ind. officer's death
• Ind. elections chief seeks vote fraud trial delay
• Indiana ends budget year with $1.2B surplus
• Archdiocese closing 4 W. Ind. Catholic churches
• 2 N. Ind. women lose parts of legs in cycle crash
• Adult film lawsuit targets Purdue student
• Not guilty plea for Chicago man in NW Ind. death
• Police: Ind. woman brought meth into jail in Bible
• Ind. college gets $6.2M grant for religion profs
• New Ind. park delayed after state loses paperwork
• 3 charged in Ind. slaying poured acid on body
• Ind. police dog injured in fatal shooting on mend
• Ind. gets 125 applications for voucher program
• Ind. city issues order for cleanup of razed hotel
• Indiana Methodists want out of lakefront deal
• Indiana to issued tax bills to tardy payers
• Daniels: Not too late to replace N. Ind. bridge
• Indiana outlook improves with close of budget
• New prosecutor drops OmniSource criminal case
• Procession for fallen Ind. officer draws hundreds
• Ind. sues builder of closed bridge over I-80/94
• Black Expo summer event shooter reaches plea deal
• BP: Ind. refinery expansion two-thirds completed
• Ind. playground burns to ground; blaze a mystery
• Police: Ind. man, 80, killed daughter's boyfriend
• S. Ind. man undergoes hand transplant
• Ind. governor's candidate's firm faces uncertainty
• College hall to remain in South Bend through 2012
• Ivy Tech’s Sue Smith promoted to statewide position
• Ind. church's roof collapses minutes after warning
• Ind. Boy Scout honored for saving sister's life
• Appeals court to hear arguments for new trial
• Ind. city to fix alley's sewer after odor woes
• N. Ind jury convicts former coach in sex case
• Home where Ind. officer was shot had video cameras
• Health fair at Black Expo event offers free tests
• Notre Dame to join group of research libraries
• N. Ind. yard collapses into home's basement
• Cummins Chairman-CEO Solso retiring at year end
• Democrat Mullen seeking 2nd District seat in
• N. Ind. clerk facing midconduct charges sued by AG
• Lilly donates $1M toward new Indianapolis hospital
• Heat index soars to 121 degrees in Huntingburg
• Police identify suspect in Ind. officer's slaying
• S. Ind. train derailment costs could reach $2.5M
• Conservative group targets Lugar record in ad
• Severe storm damages E. Ind. baseball stadium
• S. Ind. movie theater closes after 63-year run
• Ind. man gets 40 years for woman's slaying
• Notre Dame says 7-year capital campaign raised $2B
• Alligator bites boy, 11, at N. Ind. amusement park
• GSA head to tour solar panel array in Indianapolis
• Ind. finishes repairs on largest US covered bridge
• Baseball team makes $50,000 payment to Fort Wayne
• Bennett will release statewide ISTEP test scores
• Officer, gunman killed in shootout in Terre Haute
• Man's mummified body found among scrap metal
• Boy, 16, faces adult charges in death of teacher
• Judge temporarily blocks Ind. Medicaid Rx fee cut
• N. Ind. storms knock down trees, leave 1 injured
• Guard wants to expand readiness center in S. Bend
• Ind. study committees to take up sentencing reform
• Boy, 6, drowns in eastern Indiana river
• Judge finds Indiana teen guilty in school shooting
• Cash-strapped Gary schools scrap summer programs
• Ind. residents urged to avoid overexposure to heat
• Police: Ind. woman paid baby-sitters with booze
• Ind. man who shot at officers killed in standoff
• Ind. boy, 12, dies when car hits horse-drawn cart
• Preservation group eyes S. Ind. Greyhound station
• DeKalb Co. time capsule set for July 27 opening
• Local governments will put budget data online
• Lt. Gov. Skillman to tour all 92 Indiana counties
• Autopsy shows no medical event in helicopter crash
• Ind. Railroad coal train derails near Bloomington
• Report: 13 people might have known of boy's abuse
• Muncie hospital now gets high marks for LGBT care
• Sheriff seeks help catching tombstone vandals
• Legislative safeguards can't keep state from court
• Injuries spur crackdown on trestle trespassers
• Helicopter crash in southeastern Indiana kills 1
• Missing IU student's parents thank volunteers
• S. Ind. man faces charges in infant son's death
• Ind. governor revives agency mistakenly canceled
• River body identified as that of missing Ind. teen
• Ind. teen suspected in slaying of teacher, 80
• Ind. woman charged with murder in man's fire death
• Historic Terre Haute church restoring oak pews
• Report: Ind. beaches saw spike in bacteria rates
• Ind. first to require drug tests for job training
• Purdue helps Fla. Space Coast with economy ideas
• Meth law to track cold medicine sales in real time
• Luggage wrapping company headed to Indy airport
• Race grows crowded for Pence seat in Congress
• State launches website about school voucher plan
• Feds deny individual aid following April storms
• Excise police say fewer minors being sold alcohol
• Ind. agency blasts Duke for cost overruns at plant
• S. Ind. man gets stolen guitar back from England
• Solar panel maker: Tipton plant opening on track
• APNewsBreak: Democrat Mullen to run for Congress
• Body found on 4th day of river search for teen
• Dismemberment convict offers plea to prison death
• S. Ind. landowners might sue over I-69 project
• 15-year-old Ind. boy dies after dirt bike crash
• Judge says no insurance cash for Ind. concert hall
• 80-year-old teacher killed at her NW Indiana home
• Panel named to search for new Purdue president
• Ind. police say 95-year-old man killed wife, self
• Fainting goats might be on display at weekend fest
• Indiana's dead body reporting law could be changed
• N. Ind. school experiment will be aboard shuttle
• AEP says rates likely to rise from pollution rules
• Study: Indiana ranks 15th in nation in obesity
• Funeral of slain Ind. 6-year-old draws hundreds
• Violence targeted as Ind. Black Expo event begins
• Ind. fireworks tax raises millions for training
• Ind. governor candidate: Blocking carp risks jobs
• Ex-Ind. Rep. McIntosh eyes challenge to Burton
• Drug dealing tied to Terre Haute motel shooting
• Large crowd greets injured Marine's Ind. return
• Engineer saw bent rail before C. Ind. derailment
• Chicago teen dies after fight at Indiana beach
• Hundreds attend service for plane crash victims
• Alleged gang leader seeks delay in federal trial
• Cancer survivor praised for efforts helping others
• S. Ind. courthouse rededication set for Aug. 26
• 11-year-old murder suspect can go to funeral
• CSX train derails southeast of Indianapolis
• Pence raises $1 million in 2 months, Gregg $717k
• Parents sue after son was hit and killed by car
• Developer out on hotel for new Evansville arena
• S. Ind. widow gets OK for home burial of husband
• Shots fired during fireworks fight in South Bend
• Police: Barber fired shots at S. Ind. shop owner
• Man dies after shooting at Terre Haute motel
• Fireworks accidents burn N. Ind. children, teens
• Ind. lottery revenue up but scratch-off sales wane
• South Bend bank branch robbed twice in 4 hours
• 1st hearing set for boy, 11, facing murder charge
• 2nd autopsy denied in death of NW Indiana boy
• Landmark S. Ind. courthouse set for repair work
• Amazon planning 4th Ind. distribution center
• 2 die from possible N. Indiana drownings
• Ind. candidates line campaign coffers early
• NW Ind. parents worried about computer fee plan
• Boy, 14, pleads guilty in Tippecanoe Co. bus fires
• Man texting while driving crashes through building
• Fire damages roof of IU intramural center
• Prank with sex doll goes awry; teen faces charges
• Museum eyes train trips to downtown Indianapolis
• New Indiana law lets ex-offenders close records
• Fire, explosion destroys C. Ind. grocery store
• White case spurs calls for election law changes
• Hospital bed repair firm plans SE Ind. expansion
• Cold, malnutrition killed man in 2009 at Ind. home
• 2nd child dies from fire at northern Indiana home
• Purdue student missing at northern Indiana lake
• Upscale businesses ban smoking where city failed
• South Shore eyes extension to Dyer, Ind.
• Court rules N. Ind. town can limit home rentals
• Laura Bush to speak at Ind. college in October
• Despite drowning, no plan to add lifeguards
• 2nd drowning within 1 week at S. Ind.'s Deam Lake
• Romney to hold fundraiser in NW Indiana July 28
• Police say 3-year-old shot is in stable condition
• Indiana lawmakers to study legalizing marijuana
• Indy police say body of woman found in Fall Creek
• Traditionally black fraternity marks 100 years
• Bald eagles making a comeback in Indiana
• May storm separates Adam, Eve at Indiana campus
• Notre Dame to turn vacant building into art center
• 17-year-old dies after watercraft accident on lake
• School fundraisers offset extracurricular fees
• Crash at S. Ind.'s Madison Regatta injures 4
• N. Ind. food pantry facing first budget shortfall
• Widow upset charges unlikely in worker's death
• Despite tight times, college faculty get pay hikes
• New Ind. law seeks to protect agritourism ventures
• N. Ind. girl, 4, dies in house fire, boy injured
• Ind. boy found under home, 9 days after vanishing
• Ind. soldier dies in Afghanistan insurgent attack
• Camps for military children struggle as funds drop
• Bar missing student visited draws many fake IDs
• Ind. politicians use dinners to warm up party
• Ind. lacks law requiring kids to wear life jackets
• Boy, 11, youngest facing murder charge in 90 years
• Plane on instrument approach before Mich. crash
• Ind.: Insured kids still can get free vaccinations
• World Trade Center beam arrives at N. Ind. station
• Ind. Toll Road raises rates; transponders exempt
• Harrison Co. eyes change in gambling revenue plan
• Melons, sweet corn may not be ready for July 4
• Notre Dame looks to help create jobs in N. Ind.
• I-69 expansion creates dispute over ancient stone
• 11-year-old Indiana boy accused of killing brother
• 1st salvo fired in Ind. school voucher court fight
• State: Measles outbreak spreads in NE Indiana
• State moves ahead with plan to raze NW Ind. bridge
• Ind. court upholds drunken passenger's conviction
• 2 treated after lightning strikes in NW Indiana
• Purdue president to step down at contract's end
• School shooting suspect waives right to jury trial
• Apartments to wrap C. Ind. city's parking garage
• Key exec behind Indy airport expansion retires
• Gary officials push to keep mail processing site
• Body unnoticed in W. Ind. home since perhaps 2009
• SUV crashes into northern Indiana restaurant
• W. Indiana highway troubled by old mine reopens
• 6-year-old boy fatally shot at C. Indiana home
• Prayer service honors missing Indiana student
• Officials change path of 9/11 beam through N. Ind.
• Indiana mayors line up behind Sen. Lugar
• Ind. troopers to beef up July 4 holiday patrols
• Domestic violence hotline turned over to US group
• 2nd Ind. man convicted in woman's confinement
• NW Ind. judge faces discipline over court fees
• Ind. bank robber steals cash, hands some to teller
• Dec. trial set for Ind. official accused of theft
• Lugar pushes energy savings, oil production
• SW Ind. city sells park's trees for project money
• Gary firefighters return after last year's layoff
• Dismemberment convict charged in Ind. prison death
• Semi crashes snarl I-65 near Indianapolis, NW Ind.
• State settles lawsuit over Ind. girl's abuse death
• Kentucky boy drowns in lake at S. Indiana park
• Agency forecasts high ozone for 3 Indiana areas
• Ind. Sen. Lugar set to outline energy plan
• Ind. limits on jobless benefits take effect Friday
• Relaxed gun laws, texting ban take effect in Ind.
• Ind. prosecutors want DNA of dead boy's father
• Ind. pastor celebrates return of late son's guitar
• Daniels says investors overpaid on Ind. Toll Road
• Ind. schools ending cursive writing requirement
• N. Ind. man pleads guilty in $380K bilking case
• Muncie police blame feud for gunfire in city park
• Police find man hiding after crash into Ind. house
• Pilot killed in Mich. crash boosted Ind. program
• Old mine blamed for W. Ind. highway's trouble
• Purdue gets $5M global warming crop-research grant
• Ind. lawmakers take up review of police entry case
• Purdue approves medical amnesty for alcohol cases
• Ind. GOP head seeks presidential contender visits
• W. Ind. town official arrested on theft charge
• Police: Volunteer searches for IU student ending
• Police: Car crashes into W. Ind. home, killing man
• Evansville Catholic bishop takes office Wednesday
• Ind. mails 58,000 postcards with wrong first name
• Planned Parenthood doctors to meet admitting law
• Chrysler challenging safety fines at Indiana plant
• Implosion planned for 15-story Indianapolis tower
• Fort Wayne teachers OK deal days ahead of new law
• Trucker sentenced for drug use before fatal crash
• Future uncertain for occupant of C. Ind. factory
• Ind. texting law will pose enforcement challenges
• DNR to stock salmon in St. Joe River, Salt Creek
• Ind. court: Museum's trustees breached duties
• Panel to decide if White eligible to hold office
• Tornado confirmed over weekend in southern Indiana
• Rebuilding nearly done on gutted Ind. courthouse
• Law firm of election panel chair donated to White
• N. Ind. beekeepers say long winter hit bees hard
• Search continues for Ind. boy missing for 5 days
• Police: Nephew used missing woman's credit card
• Some Ind. doctors stop abortions after new law
• Kentucky man's body found in E. Indiana lake
• Ohio teen dies after jump into N. Indiana river
• Ind. teen says he was terrified in Amtrak crash
• SUV leaves I-65, lands in creek in fatal crash
• Indianapolis art museum adding new parking fee
• Huntington restaurant serves up hope for homeless
• Lafayette, Logansport groups want China trade
• ND business dean leaving for Catholic relief job
• Allen Co. changes rule on carrying gun in library
• Indiana voucher program lags weeks before debut
• Lugar: Federal sugar subsidies need to be repealed
• Fans toast Jackson on 2nd anniversary of his death
• Brownstown eyes ban for those arrested in park
• Johnson Co. beefs up rules on cell towers
• Group works on alternatives for troubled schools
• White hopes atypical family tale has silver lining
• Muncie mayor vetoes government consolidation
• Lake County Fairgrounds cleaned up after storm
• Documents: Ind. woman confessed to double murder
• Medicaid patients return to Planned Parenthood
• Search for IU student shows difference in cases
• Neighbors protest dogs that soil S. Ind. cemetery
• Study: Ind. life-sciences jobs holding steady
• Purdue spends nearly $500k on marketing campaign
• Federal judge blocks Indiana's new immigration law
• Officials identify man killed in building collapse
• Professor: People more likely to die around payday
• Mom sentenced to 62 years for son's exorcism death
• Recount panel to decide White case Tuesday
• Plan: Turn old GM plant into urban neighborhood
• Large weekend search planned for Indiana student
• Workshop to help teachers teach Vonnegut works
• Police: Bodies may be dad, uncle of man charged
• Ind. panel starts new try at sentencing changes
• Casino's indecision stalls NW Ind. bridge plans
• Indiana State aviation program loses flight school
• Vandals damaging C. Indiana city's revamped mall
• Appeals court backs Fort Wayne high school closing
• Man, nephew hurt as bucket truck tips over
• Ind. to rebut feds in Planned Parenthood case
• Jackson's boyhood hometown plans memorial tribute
• Preservation group awards grants for 2 projects
• Daniels fills higher education board seats
• 2 arrested after 2 bodies found in S. Indiana
• Recent editorials from Indiana newspapers
• Ex-Fort Wayne mayor leaving post at Brady Center
• Indiana abortion law stirs debate on health care
• Mourdock says mistake led to incorrect tax breaks
• Worker dies when building collapses in Morristown
• Lafayette reports first case of invasive ash borer
• IU says 500 workers have accepted early retirement
• Baby dolphin at Indianapolis Zoo dies unexpectedly
• Solar power company moving headquarters to Indiana
• 32 counties approved for federal aid after storms
• Owner of home building company sues former workers
• Man found dead in NW Ind. river on 2nd search day
• Elkhart mayor worried about car plant's future
• Appliance parts factory in C. Indiana to close
• 2 killed when car crashes on rural C. Ind. road
• Tomato processor Red Gold plans new Ind. offices
• Ind. official's bid for prosecutor probe rejected
• Fisherman drowns at SW Indiana wildlife area
• Ind. to drug test those in job training programs
• France toasts IU prof who won Nobel for economics
• Indiana prisons "go green" with biomass boilers
• Eye center to move into site of high-profile crime
• State confirms measles outbreak in northern Ind.
• Schools with growing graduation rates get cash
• DNA confirms body found in Gary is 13-year-old boy
• Missing student's family asks for anonymous tips
• Berry Plastics plans adding 120 jobs in Evansville
• Judge refuses to dismiss charges in baby's death
• Ind. woman's sale of Obama letter draws criticism
• C. Ind. officials say projects limited flooding
• Company drops plans for large dairy in N. Indiana
• NW Indiana man admits fatally shooting son
• New Indianapolis hospital being named for donor
• Cracks close main downtown bridge in South Bend
• Gov. names state toxicology lab transition team
• Ex-E. Chicago mayor appeals conviction, sentence
• Fountain County hopes to restore courthouse murals
• Ind. schools learn new pest-control approaches
• Indiana News Digest
• Dozens of Indiana newspaper employees laid off
• Water-related deaths prompt calls for safety
• Wife: Ind. elections chief stayed at ex-wife's
• Plans for 10-story tower near Purdue worries some
• Redesign work starts on S. Ind. park's museum
• Evansville mayor hands off decision on old arena
• Ind. secretary of state challenged on council seat
• Plan for NW Ind. river levee district appears dead
• Fort Wayne VA hospital says it will improve care
• Plans for 10-story tower near Purdue worries some
• Ind. panel to weigh removing elections chief
• Education chief rewarding schools for grad rates
• Fire breaks out at Amtrak's Indianapolis facility
• Indiana's oldest ethanol plant cutting 30 jobs
• Muncie saying farewell to fallen firefighter
• Ind. congressmen back Carbon Motors' loan request
• Judge grills Ind. attorney over immigration law
• Secretary of State says his situation is 'tragic'
• Planned Parenthood stops seeing Medicaid patients
• Woman pleads guilty in cop's hit-and-run death
• Soldier from Indianapolis dies in Afghanistan
• Storms cause street flooding around Indianapolis
• Ex-auditor nominee eyes Ind. congressional run
• Muncie congregation gathers days after church fire
• Family grateful for support after trapped boys die
• Weekend searches find no sign of missing student
• N. Ind. officer airlifted to hospital after crash
• S. Indiana soup kitchen in danger of closing
• Indianapolis lawyer to oversee attorney screening
• $1M in grants to help Ind. student military, vets
• Judge to decide on White's request for immunity
• Audit questions third of lab's cocaine findings
• Volunteers continue search for missing Ind. man
• Ex-Ind. charter school teacher leads school effort
• Crime show airs new segment on missing IU student
• S. Ind. town to feed 1,000 troops, vets on 9/11
• Ind. man gets probation for gift-card scheme
• Egg-cooking company plans $4 million expansion
• Bloomington to buy land from Indiana University
• Top-dollar Pence campaign seeks grass-roots mantle
• Judge allows defense attorney access to video
• Allen County courts consider airport-style signs
• Auditors find errors in Indiana cocaine testing
• Town moves Garfield statue to save it from vandals
• Manure to power Ind. dairy farms' delivery trucks
• S. Ind. worker crushed when car rolls off lift
• Police, volunteers hope to keep Black Expo safe
• Franklin mayor wants to use flood money for park
• Woman upset about prison's wheelchair restrictions
• Indiana FBI chief promoted to headquarters post
• Indiana State U. approves 3.5 percent tuition jump
• NE Indiana man admits sending threatening letters
• Ind. elections chief seeks immunity for testimony
• Clay Co. to supply jury in school shooting trial
• Lawsuit over Ind. immigration law heading to court
• Ind. gets week to rebut in Planned Parenthood case
• 2 weeks marked since Indiana student vanished
• Search continues for missing C. Indiana woman
• N. Indiana theater's reopening draws full house
• NW Ind. day care provider acquitted in boy's death
• Stray bullets reported from Ind. police range
• Ex-Indiana congressman joining Washington firm
• S. Ind. paramedic shot in hand during training
• Man shot by robber on Indianapolis hiking trail
• Muncie firefighter's funeral set as probe goes on
• Costs of Ind. flood buyout higher than expected
• New Ind. public defender appointed by state court
• Indiana Sec'y of State's mother promises lawsuit
• Bartholomew County 4-H Fair 2011
• Indy lawmaker sues over pay withheld for fines
• Truck backs over, kills NW Indiana highway worker
• Dozens of truck tips in search for Indiana student
• Army veteran weighs Democratic run in 2nd District
• Ind. high court yanks ex-prosecutor's license
• Wife: church right spot for firefighter to die
• Feds praise Indiana for fewer food stamp errors
• Meth maker sentenced for deadly NE Ind. explosion
• Statehouse protesters ordered to community service
• Trash company buys closed N. Ind. farmer's market
• Shot fired at Evansville home in roofing dispute
• NW Indiana casino cutting 50 full-time jobs
• Semi driver charged in NE Ind. road worker's death
• Firefighter killed in church blaze was father of 3
• Ind. sets 2 public hearings on deer-hunting rules
• Notre Dame makes game fans' cut, Purdue's doesn't
• State police begin annual school bus inspections
• Firefighter dies as church roof collapses in blaze
• Officials: Ind. funding hurts small schools
• Reality TV star Amber Portwood threatens suicide
• Man charged with murdering wife in gas-filled home
• Gary man face retrial on 4 crack house murders
• N. Ind. communities prepare for 9/11 beam arrival
• Deadline nears on bridge deal with NW Ind. casino
• Mental tests ordered for boy charged in bus fire
• S. Ind. school chief: district can't afford job
• Strike stalling work on N. Ind. road projects
• Man arrested in wife's death at N. Indiana home
• C. Ind. girl found safe after reported abduction
• Students win scholarships for filing out aid forms
• Feds: Most Indianapolis men arrested were on drugs
• Arguments filed in Ind. Planned Parenthood case
• Cameras will be allowed in Ind. voter fraud case
• Indiana U. creates $50K fund to cover search costs
• Parts maker NetShape plans 63 more jobs in S. Ind.
• Tips, rumors abound in Ind. missing student case
• S. Ind. police officer hurt in training exercise
• Indiana approves 10 new specialty license plates
• FBI enhancing video in missing IU student case
• Ind. advocates seek cash up front for in-home care
• Contractor gets extension on Ohio River bridge
• Indiana to expand hybrid welfare system
• Woman found dead in gas-filled N. Indiana home
• Not-guilty plea for reserve officer in shooting
• Indiana University asking donors to replace trees
• W. Ind. boy handling handgun shoots sister in leg
• Some 600 Ind. highway trucks switching to propane
• 8 semis crash, closing I-70 lanes for 8 hours
• Purdue Libraries digitize 'Indiana Farmer' issues
• 22 Indiana communities get nearly $9.5M in grants
• W. Ind. woman admits neglect in infant's death
• Police hope to ID vehicles in Ind. student search
• Mayor: Fall start for stalled Fort Wayne project
• Ind. agency rejects Planned Parenthood tax credit
• White accuses special prosecutor of vote fraud
• Indiana Tech plans free college prep at campuses
• Ind. hopes sponsor program cut litter along roads
• Search on in SE Ind. for missing autistic boy
• Regulators seek details on Indianapolis explosions
• Archaeologists search S. Ind. courthouse basement
• Painted elks going on display in Elkhart County
• Police say 13-year-old unable to avoid crash
• Indiana FFA members to meet at Purdue
• Indiana awarded over $5M for brownfields
• Purdue hosts free camp for military children 12-17
• Some in Fort Wayne upset with planned demolition
• Old Indy ballpark could be turned into apartments
• New Indiana law aims to help at-risk children
• College criticized after ending national anthem
• TV show brings 30 to 40 tips on missing IU student
• Ind. teenager uses BMX winnings to build BMX park
• Pork producer pays $12,000 in environmental fines
• Indiana State Police investigate shooting on I-65
• Bennett campaign for Ind. school changes not done
• More than 400 layoff notices sent to Gary teachers
• Needlecast disease, drought killing Ind. trees
• Purdue fights to retain faculty amid funding cuts
• Southern Indiana's US bankruptcy judge reappointed
• US Attorney: Gun violence haunts Indianapolis
• 2nd Spierer acquaintance gives police DNA sample
• Pence comes home to Indiana to fight Washington
• Indianapolis Pride events draw thousands to city
• Ernie Pyle Historic Site now open on the weekends
• RV analyst predicts sales up 2nd straight year
• Search continues for IU student last seen June 3
• Evansville parks don't track public complaints
• 3 years after floods, worries, waiting continue
• Jackson museum plans falter a year after unveiling
• Gary toddler drowns in backyard pool
• District seeks to sidestep Ind. unused school law
• Police use checkpoint in Indiana student search
• Divers pull Ill. man's body from N. Indiana lake
• Attorney general calls cybercrime urgent problem
• MTV 'Teen Mom' star gets probation on battery plea
• Lafayette police: nude woman tried to bite officer
• Development continues at S. Ind. Crane tech park
• Police: man accidentally shot self at Ind. store
• Daniels appoints state excise police chief
• Cummins plans economic development announcement
• Manufacturing center set to open in central Ind.
• Indiana lawmakers to study health care overhaul
• UBS paying $677K to Ind. over investment problems
• Indianapolis police arrest 15 in gang sweep
• Family sues Carmel schools over team bus assault
• Ind.'s largest reservoir bouncing back from flood
• S. Ind. business man plans run for governor
• Error removes limits from Ind. project wage law
• Storms, heat blamed for E. Indiana fish kill
• Promoter of Larry Bird statue won't get to make it
• Retiring Ind. teacher rides horse off from school
• Fire chief: woman says she set apartment blaze
• Highway worker fatally struck by SUV in W. Indiana
• Legislators to take 2nd look at sentencing changes
• Notre Dame trustee resigns following criticism
• Heat makes it tough for some in Ind. without power
• Ind. school chief unlikely yes on Ballard plan
• NIPSCO says power restored in NW Indiana
• 71 Ind. lawmakers ask high court to rehear case
• Ind. Rep. Donnelly calls on Weiner to resign
• Daniels seeks federal help for 45 Ind. counties
• Ind. court orders new trial in molestation case
• Ind. ending low-cost shots for insured children
• Worker burned by fall into vat of caustic soda
• 2 die in water in separate events near Lafayette
• Chrysler faces fines over Ind. plant violations
• Infant unhurt in fatal SUV rollover on I-65
• Jury convicts man of killing 2 in S. Indiana
• 3-year-old girl hurt by drinking meth lab liquid
• Flood wall being built for C. Indiana hospital
• Rep. Carson will hold Medicare town hall
• Daniels appoints 2 new Purdue trustees
• Former Ind. senator takes job with U.S chamber
• Touchdown Jesus at ND undergoing maintenance work
• Deaf students protest Daniels' picks for board
• Judge rules man unfit for trial on threat charges
• Panel to review court ruling on illegal entry
• Reports: Marion apartment fire displaces 200
• Baby dolphin born at Indianapolis Zoo
• N. Ind. girl sentenced for handcuff assault of boy
• Purdue student dies while in Cayman Islands
• Coca-Cola set to close E. Ind. distribution center
• 76-year sentence in retired Ind. teacher's death
• Bag maker Vera Bradley plans Fort Wayne expansion
• Rally to protest governor's picks for deaf school
• Indiana rulemaking on new abortion law beginning
• Duke uncertain about impact of Ind. unit shutdown
• Planned Parenthood: 7 clinics close if law stands
• Indiana man pleads guilty in child pornography case
• N. Ind. man pleads guilty to murder, 2nd stabbing
• Indiana mother charged in son's fatal beating
• Gas leak prompts evacuation of C. Ind. courthouse
• Judge sets deadline for death penalty decision
• Storm outages last 2 days in northwestern Indiana
• Man wounded in shooting outside S. Indiana store
• RV industry supplier plans N. Indiana expansion
• 6-year-old boy drowns in pool at N. Ind. home
• No sign of missing Indiana University student
• Ind. task force to look at regional sewer district
• Small fire forces dozens from C. Indiana hotel
• Judge to rule on bond in infant murder case
• Notre Dame students study abandoned Irish island
• Indiana gets $500,000 to help veterans find jobs
• Indiana man returns home after face transplant
• Online voting raises money for DNR to buy trees
• Notre Dame buys turbines for wind research
• ISTEP+ breaches spur closer look at testing
• Colleges hike tuition as state reduces funding
• Storms leave 1 dead, more than 35K blacked out
• Report: Officials told children in home endangered
• Searchers find body of toddler missing on river
• Boy arrested after arson destroys 4 school buses
• Durham-owned factory fined over workplace safety
• Colleges offer calculators to find true cost
• Madison taps new UV system to treat wastewater
• Mass transit advocates hope for 2012 referendum
• Franklin schools consider random drug testing
• Indiana takes in $150M more than expected in May
• Sen. Coats tours flood-damaged homes in Posey Co.
• Muncie woman, 32, shot and killed in home
• State police warn Ind. residents about phone scams
• Indy teen dies days after found underwater in pool
• New supervisor at Ind. US atty narcotics section
• Sculpture from Indianapolis monument gets rehab
• NW Ind. casino proposes $35 million for bridge
• Central Indiana lake drained for repairs to dam
• NW Ind. aluminum plant manager admits violations
• Ex-Ind. teacher pleads guilty to child seduction
• Route picked near Kokomo for N. Indiana trail
• Overnight fire destroys buses outside Ind. school
• N. Ind. found dead in ditch after scooter crash
• Evansville woman sentenced in daughter's death
• Recreation trail 1st leg of Lake Michigan route
• Historic S. Ind. bridge to be moved to Brownstown
• Christian charity to demolish ex-Bayer buildings
• 6 districts to use new teacher evaluation systems
• Man charged with forging documents about education
• Man gets 40 years in shooting death of boy, 8
• Sex with minor charge lands Indiana woman in jail
• Purdue: Soy planting very late, extra care needed
• Gary mayor ends ticket quotas for traffic officers
• Tina Gross named Executive Director of Franklin campus of Ivy Tech-Columbus/Franklin
• Court orders new trial for man convicted of murder
• Child services to look into NW Ind. boy's death
• Ind. boat race organizers not liable for car crash
• Ivy Tech-Columbus chapter of Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society named a Five Star Chapter
• Bag maker Vera Bradley planning price increase
• Astronaut memorial in S. Ind. damaged by vandals
• Man drowns in pond at central Indiana city park
• Indiana drivers urged to renew licenses online
• Work starting on new N. Ind. Catholic high school
• Evansville casino plans $7 million in upgrades
• Search resumes for toddler in SE Indiana river
• N. Ind. printing plant with 100 workers to close
• 11-year-old boy arrested over Ind. school threats
• Ex-Ind. police commander says he can't pay lawyer
• No license needed to fish Ind. waters this weekend
• Ind. TV station defends cutting away from Indy 500
• Indiana Statehouse evacuation prompts inspections
• Toddler missing after kayak overturns in Indiana
• Plea deal talks break down in Ind. school shooting
• Missing 83-year-old woman found in NE Ind. swamp
• State eyes possible takeover of 18 failing schools
• Ind. man suspected of faking death found overseas
• Flight makes emergency landing in Indianapolis
• Ind. city working on deal with defense contractor
• 73-year-old found dead in northern Indiana pond
• NW Indiana casinos watch Illinois expansion debate
• Driver's wife killed in delivery truck crash
• Indiana University plans replacing storm-hit trees
• Partnership of 2 Ind. cities aims for auto jobs
• Inmate held in fatal stabbing at Indiana prison
• Exhibit to give hands-on archeological experience
• Wind farm planned for 4 counties north of Indy
• IDEM program alerts 4 counties of beach safety
• State celebrates schools pushing healthy choices
• Autopsy: Gunshot killed woman found in South Bend
• Ball State U defends planned tuition increases
• Ind. Statehouse reopens after electrical fire
• Use of alcohol test limited in Indy officer's case
• Tuition hikes approved for Indiana University
• Excerpts from recent Indiana editorials
• NW Ind. coroner: Deaths look to be murder-suicide
• General Mills plans new Ind. distribution center
• Boy drowns during outing from mental health center
• Generating plant proposed for southern Indiana dam
• Honda plans adding 1,000 jobs at SE Indiana plant
• Decision unclear on Purdue president's future
• Plane's front gear collapses at N. Ind. airport
• Driver flees after car hits girl in Fort Wayne
• Indy zoo lets visitors get closer look at tigers
• Gary traffic police now have to meet ticket quotas
• Boy found at bottom of pool during birthday party
• Man dies shortly after being taken into custody
• Anderson schools want stricter promotion policy
• Chambers of commerce take bigger role in politics
• Probe of Ind. cops could mean dismissal of charges
• South Bend zoo helps breed endangered Asian takins
• Chambers of commerce take bigger role in politics
• Indiana fails report card on kids' dental health
• Software developer to invest $1.5M in NE Ind. HQ
• Feds to hold meeting on turbines' impact on bats
• Ind. scales back lake treatment after complaints
• Federal court to hear Ind. girls basketball appeal
• Ambulances collide during emergency runs
• Indy officer dragged by hit and run driver
• Ind. searchers find dogs believed used in fights
• Fort Wayne cop shoots, kills aggressive dog
• 2 men stabbed near track on morning of Indy 500
• Indiana State Fair to fill 600 jobs through fair
• Budget cuts will limit Indiana inmate education
• Planned Parenthood donations a double-edged sword
• S. Indiana widow fights state law on home burial
• Motorcycle cop on 500 Festival parade duty struck
• Flint veterans remembered in special ceremony
• Jurors find mom guilty of murder in exorcism death
• Sunny, warm weather expected for 2011 Indy 500
• IU police officer found dead beside squad car
• Wet spring, floods spur outbreak of biting midges
• Purdue student wins $100k young entrepreneur grant
• Purdue expert: Gas could stay below $4 a gallon
• Model plane enthusiasts fear tighter FAA rules
• Gregg's chances could hinge on Obama 2012 effort
• Indiana jury awards nearly $2.8M in cancer case
• Court reprimands Ind. judge for NC arrest
• Purdue board hikes student tuition, adds fee
• Ivy Tech freezes tuition for military veterans
• Student group retools after Daniels declines run
• N. Ind. county rejects RV hall's money-making plan
• Weather Service confirms 10 tornadoes in Indiana
• Former Ind. doctor charged with sexual battery
• State auctions logging rights in 2 Indiana forests
• Officials repairing emergency siren at reservoir
• Educator blames teacher layoffs on state cuts
• Fort Wayne selling natural history museum exhibits
• Ind. asks storm victims to report damage quickly
• New magistrate judge sworn in at Indianapolis
• Mobile science lab heading to Statehouse
• Deal for Iraq vet accused of shooting at deputies
• At least 5 tornadoes confirmed across Indiana
• Indianapolis museum eyes plans for old hospital
• Feticide conviction in teller shooting overturned
• Ind. woman charged in daughter's starvation death
• $153M Gary airport expansion finally takes off
• 80-year-old survives storm in relative's basement
• Cleanup, shock in S. Ind. after storms, tornado
• N. Ind. college to review playing national anthem
• C. Indiana officer hurt by crash into barn
• Police say 2 C. Ind. boys tried to kill caretaker
• Survivors of S. Ind. storms relieved no one killed
• Roof blown off apartment building in SW Ind. town
• Thousands remain without power across Indiana
• Celebration planned to honor the late Bill Cook
• NW Ind. surveyor offers levee maintenance plan
• Indiana farmers make progress planting corn crop
• Indy summit to examine air quality in Indiana
• 6 hurt, mobile homes overturned near Bloomington
• Ind.'s growing child population unique in Midwest
• Storms injures 1 in Columbus from downed tree limb
• Man, 35, convicted after impregnating girl, 11
• Tornado hits S. Ind.'s Lawrence Co., injures 12
• ACLU asks court to block Indiana immigration law
• Crowd protests Indiana ruling over police entry
• Ind. to clean up northwestern roads during events
• Ind. fines company $132K for asbestos violations
• Mother, boyfriend face neglect charge in death
• Tough challenger to GOP Rep. Burton trying again
• Ind. Army reservist settles complaint over firing
• NW Ind. magistrate with backlog history retiring
• Bee swarm buzzes Evansville firefighters
• Trial for man charged with striking Ind. trooper
• Gary district canceling contracts for 370 teachers
• Kraft to spend millions cleaning up W. Ind. site
• 6 Ind. officers suspended amid guns investigation
• Indiana trooper hurt when dragged by fleeing car
• Ind. Black Expo takes steps to prevent violence
• Kayaker, 61, capsizes, dies in NE Indiana lake
• Purdue's lumberjack event going on ESPN in July
• Forgotten Viet vet's funeral at Marion cemetery
• 3 Ind. welfare workers accused of stealing $191K
• 2 Ind. school buses collide; minor injuries seen
• Senate Democratic leader not running for governor
• Casino: Escrow funds should help pay for bridge
• Missing S. Indiana man found dead in Ohio River
• Daniels mum on whether he'll endorse GOP candidate
• Work about to start on rebuilding N. Ind. dam
• Storms cause scattered N. Indiana flooding
• S. Ind. county sues over 2009 courthouse fire
• GOP's Messer to seek open Ind. congressional seat
• Ind. lawmakers want rehearing of police entry case
• Large hotel in downtown Evansville coming down
• Ind.'s populations of endangered bird on the rise
• IU plans rare urban education Ph.D. program
• State rejects East Chicago rehiring fire chief
• Indiana, Osaka universities hold proton care event
• Indiana council candidate faces child sex charges
• Severe storms rake Indiana 2nd day in a row
• Indiana colleges propose tuition rates exceed cap
• Ind. GOP chair: Daniels to help shape 2012 debate
• Ind. infant dies at hospital awaiting transplant
• Indy entrepreneurs relaunch 'Choc-Ola' beverage
• Roemer not sure what's next after serving in India
• Groups drop fight over canceled Purdue coal boiler
• Giant Virgin Mary statue dedicated at Ind. church
• Slain officer's parents encourage organ donations
• Man arrested in fatal shooting in C. Ind. city
• Court to hear appeal at NW Ind. high school
• State plans hearing on S. Bend school turnaround
• Daniels to talk about education overhaul Tuesday
• No jail for Ind. superintendent who drove drunk
• Gates: US must guard strength as it cuts deficits
• Daniels, Hoosiers say family comes before ambition
• 2012 governor's race shaping up to be entertaining
• Indiana Dunes plan taps technology, outreach
• Purdue proposes international student fee hikes
• Critical drug shortages leave doctors scrambling
• Ind. Black Expo to honor Bracket, Glover, Bassett
• Purdue expert: Heavy rains hurt Ind. alfalfa crop
• Police: Pair lied about child's hit-and-run death
• Parents of slain Indy officer to host fundraiser
• Judge rules Ind. man unfit for murder trial
• Ind. tobacco control agency's future uncertain
• Historic Indiana battle to mark 200th anniversary
• NW Ind. church to consecrate statue of Virgin Mary
• IU fans press for mascot, but some question need
• Anderson working to fix dangerous intersection
• Man hurt in stairway collapse at sports complex
• Judge rejects request from ex-East Chicago mayor
• Remains found in Indiana IDed as Illinois teen
• Daniels gets 16 head stitches after gym accident
• Ind. AG wants new hearing on police entry ruling
• Daniels says no decision Friday on 2012 plans
• APNewsBreak: Ind. court denies delay in White case
• Indiana jobless rate fell to 8.2 percent in April
• Estate of Ind. woman who died after jailing sues
• IU disputes "Today" report on handling of assault
• Fallen Ind. soldier's parents get surprise honor
• Ind. police say man admits firing BB gun at cars
• Lawsuit: Ex-Marsh chief defrauded grocery chain
• Partnership plants 3,000 poplar trees in Elkhart
• Indiana BMV nixes fee to see driver record online
• Fort Wayne-S.Bend Diocese ordaining 11 deacons
• Judge to decide if charges stand against Indy cop
• 4 Ind. troopers killed on job honored at Peru post
• Ind. ruling on illegal police entry sparks protest
• Ill. family awaits autopsy results on remains
• Planned Parenthood serving needy through May 30
• S. Ind. city unveils plans for $65M canal project
• Ind. extends cell phone no-call list deadline
• Commissioner to reimburse firm for flight to Indy
• Change would allow bus drivers to search students
• Rain-sodden spring puts Ind. corn in jeopardy
• Gary gets $3.8M grant to rehire firefighters
• Southwest Ind. slower to adopt high-speed Internet
• NY socialite to plead guilty to fraud charges
• Indy 500 race-goers can get emergency text alerts
• Daniels makes stop in S. Bend during N. Ind. tour
• Cash-strapped IU closing Continuing Studies School
• Indiana Tech to open law school in 2013
• Police: Smart phone app was used in foiled robbery
• Artist upset by Ind. city's handling of sculpture
• Missing Indiana family found safe in Florida
• Ind. assesses impact of Bloomington vote on I-69
• Ind. police pursuit ends in suspect's fatal crash
• IPFW lecturer arrested on child molestation charge
• Ind. governor declares emergency for 34 counties
• Daniels will wait for ruling on education panelist
• Fort Wayne moves to save brick streets, alleys
• Attorney wants court to reconsider police ruling
• Astronauts to be honored at dinner at Purdue
• Daniels goes about business while decision awaits
• Dispatchers suspended over silent tornado sirens
• Lt. Gov. ready if earthquake strikes Indiana
• SW Indiana town clerk charged with embezzlement
• Gregg's lobbying record doesn't worry Democrats
• Roof cleaner falls 100 feet to death in NE Indiana
• Ex-Marine sentenced to 50 years for prof's killing
• Ind. Marine reunited with dog from Afghan war zone
• Missing Ind. family's son was accused of stalking
• Goshen police say toddler killed in hit and run
• Daniels won't take much longer on 2012 decision
• Ind. security guard, 78, foils armed robbery
• Report: Ind. toxicology lab's woes go back 7 years
• C. Indiana man gets 35 years in girl's death
• Ind. man formally charged in fire that killed 2
• Ind. Supreme Court get harassing calls, emails
• Hospital cuts council chief, school board member
• New charter school board gets its first director
• Cost of consolidated 911 going up in Lake County
• Indianapolis council OKs razing of Keystone Towers
• IU-South Bend drive gets 275,000 pounds e-waste
• Car with 2 men crashes into Ind. lake, 1 dies
• C. Indiana family of 4 last seen loading vehicles
• Police investigate threats to Ind. Supreme Court
• Former speaker Gregg running for Indiana governor
• Ind. police stun, disarm knife-wielding HS student
• Torrential rains spark NE Ind. flash flooding
• Prescription drug abuse growing problem in Indiana
• Coats: Obama correct withholding Bin Laden photos
• Ind. woman gets 40 years in daughter's death
• Indiana county seeks divorces that shield children
• Thieves steal water tank from Ind. church garden
• Ind. county seeks divorces that shield children
• Ind. to examine state of county's historic records
• New maps put Ind. lawmaker's home outside district
• IU study: Why movies often lack minorities
• Indiana's wood boiler rules take effect Wednesday
• Indiana State class marks Indy 500 anniversary
• Franklin College to have smoke-free campus
• Sometimes hard to place, Chihuahuas get spotlight
• School shooting victim recovering, aims to swim
• Ind. park includes bald eagle in nature education
• Common sense might not keep you from being carded
• Charity for fallen cops struggled after Cook gift
• Purdue reviews plagiarism charge against educator
• Ash borer takes toll on Ind. park's shade trees
• Online deception thrives as people turn over data
• Ind. family alters plans after kidney transplants
• 'Hero' charged with murder in 2 fire deaths
• Flint might ask for Mich. review under revised law
• Monroe Co. group takes I-69 off its highway plans
• Star Press duo wins top honors in IAPME contest
• Largest ever Ind. disaster exercise begins Monday
• Mental health provider building E. Ind. apartments
• Ind. forecaster says May's weather looks better
• S. Ind. residents cleaning up from spring flooding
• Rose-Hulman project gives boy prosthetic arm
• NE Ind. zoo says gibbon born in captivity is rare
• Charter law spurs questions on teacher quality
• Once 'dying,' Kokomo shows it's the comeback city
• Church to save stained glass, raze sanctuary
• Ind. judge faces discipline over arrest in NC
• Indiana police concerned about missing family of 4
• Indy fire ruled arson, deaths of 2 homicides
• Reward offered after theft of Challenge Coins
• Daniels run in 2012 may hinge on pact with wife
• Allen Co. removes council candidate from ballot
• Ind. Planned Parenthood extends imperiled services
• C. Ind. casino lays off workers amid bankruptcy
• South Shore railway suspending some weekend trains
• Court: No right to resist unlawful police entry
• Daniels signs measure changing Ind. alcohol ID law
• 2 S. Ind. businesses cited for taking tainted soil
• January trial set for Ind. doctor who hid in Italy
• South Bend Tribune names new publisher
• IBM could add workers to C. Indiana call center
• Proposal would limit Ind. college tuition hikes
• 45-year sentence in Indianapolis backyard burial
• Man gets 105-year term in South Bend fire death
• 2-year-old girl hit, killed by car in N. Indiana
• Bloomington-area planning group may vote on I-69
• Ind. emergency officials want storm damage reports
• 3 groups file suit to stop fenced coyote hunts
• Ind. panel says ex-utility lawyer broke ethics law
• Planned Parenthood fund covers needy thru Saturday
• 2nd victim dies in string of suspected arsons
• Growing Ind. school districts drop funding lawsuit
• Other Zuckerberg gets Facebook account restored
• Indianapolis district plans charter transfer ban
• Sony plans Blu-ray disc boost at W. Ind. factory
• 13 dogs taken in 2nd seizure from S. Ind. trailer
• Semi crash closes I-65 lanes near Lafayette
• IU-led team gets $2.4M grant for Greenland study
• NE Ind. coliseum eyes curtain to hide empty seats
• South Vigo HS student is Indiana's Mr. Science
• Court: Convicted rapist doesn't belong on registry
• Lt. Gov. Skillman up for Dept. of Defense award
• 5 Indiana immigration protesters won't be deported
• Emails show Duke's debate on hiring Ind. regulator
• Dems challenge residency of Fort Wayne candidate
• Ex-Ind. Senate hopeful making bid for Pence's seat
• Not guilty pleas entered in death of NW Ind. boy
• Recount panel appealing Ind. election chief ruling
• Planned Parenthood: decision means Ind. care cuts
• Ex-tax preparer sentenced for faking Ind. returns
• Flood-damaged roads costly for S. Ind. counties
• Police find 2 men dead on rural N. Ind. property
• NW Indiana drive-in repairs winter storm damage
• Officials believe fleeing man died in Ind. river
• S. Ind. hospital seeks $11M to avoid liquidation
• Body found NW Indiana manure pile identified
• Indianapolis district cutting 350 teaching jobs
• Judge to rule Wednesday on Planned Parenthood cuts
• IUPUI prof named Indiana's next poet laureate
• Ind. court upholds no-knock warrants
• Ind. Gov. Daniels' lobbyist to pitch conservatives
• Goshen considers buying laptops for freshman class
• Ex-banker gets deal in child molestation case
• Feds lift detention holds on 5 student protesters
• Daniels signs 80 bills into law, including budget
• Feds lift detention orders for 5 arrested students
• Businessman announces run for Indiana governor
• Ind. Gov. Daniels cuts funds to Planned Parenthood
• Purdue, neighbors in dispute over campus project
• Father charged with killing boy buried in NW Ind.
• Sign tells of Ind. break-in victim's frustration
• Muddy mess emerges as Ind. flooding recedes
• 15-year-old faces girls school over sex assault
• Baking products company plans Fort Wayne expansion
• Teen arrested in N. Ind. school shooting threat
• Arson blamed for several Indianapolis fires
• Missing man's body possible found in N. Ind. river
• IU Health LaPorte Hospital eliminates 112 jobs
• Businessman announcing run for Indiana governor
• S. Ind. couple hopes to save abolitionist landmark
• Greene County joins Indiana courts online network
• IUPUI neuroscientist wins international award
• 5 arrested after protest at Ind. governor's office
• Ind. couple headed to prison for duct-taping kids
• Indianapolis seeks bids for $300M sewer project
• No campaign talk in Ind. first lady's GOP speech
• Ind. Gov. Daniels welcomes Gingrich to contest
• Man fighting Ind. hospital over blood transfusions
• Longtime Ind. Rep. Burton plans re-election bid
• Ind. group uses iron lung in anti-polio campaign
• Bypass surgery to sideline Indianapolis prosecutor
• Man, daughter fatally hit on bike in N. Indiana
• Amazon planning 3rd Ind. distribution center
• Boy fatally hit by car while playing in Fort Wayne
• Lake Co. sheriff seeks $2.8M to improve jail
• Medicaid promotes electronic health record signup
• Purdue students' hydropower system wins contest
• Public tours of Miller House set to begin in May
• On-site clinics lower health care costs
• Flooding Indiana rivers drop, but long way to go
• Schools weigh options after voters nix tax hikes
• Do-not-call list may expand to cell phone users
• Judge to decide fate of former Muncie principal
• Lafayette bus building turns to turbines for power
• Wayne Co. residents question need for wheel tax
• Indiana voters remain wary of school tax requests
• Chicago cardinal to attend Ind. statue benediction
• Purdue patent office protects valuable ideas
• Muslim inmates keep religious practices in prison
• APNewsbreak: Donnelly to run for US Senate in Ind.
• 2 Ind. boys die from injuries after 2 cars collide
• Ind. man pleads guilty in retired teacher's death
• Tiny S. Ind. bus service struggles with gas prices
• Challenge to Ind. city's redistricting dismissed
• Ind. judge dismisses former deputy's Taser lawsuit
• S. Ind. city ready to mark Grissom's 1961 flight
• Sale could mean lights out for holiday display
• Enviros challenge permit for I-69 bridges project
• Teen council candidate looks to next run
• Sex offenders who vote in schools may spark bill
• When river rises, Ind. woman gets home by canoe
• SWAT team persuades man to leave Indiana casino
• Former Marion County Jail supervisor faces charges
• Pence: Social issues on table for Statehouse run
• Body of missing man found in northern Ind. river
• Police find cocaine hidden in trunk of Rolls Royce
• Ind. floodwaters recede, damage assessments begin
• Ex-Ind. police commander seeks prosecutor change
• Potential foe Daniels greets Obama on Ind. arrival
• President Obama's trips to Indiana
• Ind.'s largest reservoir recedes from record level
• MTV 'Teen Mom' star rejects house arrest plea deal
• Man arrested in Indianapolis homeless beating
• Ind. floodwaters recede, damage assessments begin
• NW Ind. power plant set for closure next year
• Ex-Ind. legislator considers run for Pence's seat
• South Bend schools laying off 122 teaching aides
• Man charged in family deaths sentenced for threat
• Indy mayor rejects idea to take over school system
• Purdue grad names Saturn moon-lake after Ind. lake
• Obama to push energy plan at Indiana plant
• Lilly giving $2.5M for Indianapolis school change
• Search for cigarettes finds gun in student's pack
• Ind. ethics chief clears White in viewing report
• Charges against Notre Dame protesters are dropped
• Gasoline prices set record highs in Indiana
• Report: White apparently intended vote violations
• Conservation officers find missing kayaker's body
• Indiana tax revenue falls short of April forecast
• Former East Chicago mayor gets 5 years in prison
• 3rd Indiana man sentenced in church bond scheme
• Democrats slam Indiana gubernatorial hopeful Pence
• Ivy Tech-Columbus awards 624 degrees
• Mother gets probation in shooting of S. Ind. girl
• Court clears way for suit against N. Ind. recycler
• Medal of Honor winners to dedicate C. Ind. bridge
• Boy's body believed found buried in NW Ind.
• ISTEP scores being reviewed after computer glitch
• S. Indiana casino reopens after flooding closure
• Purdue, Argonne to reveal waste treatment findings
• Ill. couple donates $15 million to Valparaiso U.
• Daniels to sign sweeping education bills into law
• Purdue to help 2 rural Ind. towns with nutrition
• Teen pleads guilty in torching of historic church
• Panel to rule in June on election chief challenge
• Correction: Notre Dame-Pornography story
• Feds arrest 19, break up 4-state prostitution ring
• Top Purdue marketing official stepping down
• S. Ind. city expects flooding from lake overflow
• Butler University student wins C. Ind. mayoral nod
• Alabama trucker fatally struck on Indiana highway
• Indianapolis speedway exec wins Terre Haute nod
• Ex-Sheen 'goddess' sentenced for drunken driving
• Ex-county councilwoman to face Fort Wayne mayor
• Bloomington, Carmel mayors defeat challengers
• 5-month-old girl dies days after Indianapolis fire
• Ex-Ind. attorney general wins Gary mayor primary
• Ex-Ind. treasurer candidate wins mayoral primary
• IU wins 2 'Webby' awards for computing website
• Sec. of State release sent voters to wrong number
• 18 Mellencamp paintings on display in Seymour
• Purdue forms 2 energy labs with Chinese school
• Sandbagging in historic Ind. town as waters rise
• Police: Knife-wielding boy, 11, holds up store
• Ind. panel rejects delay on coal plant hearing
• Indianapolis police: Boy, 13, shot brother, 11
• Troops training at Ind. base say mission remains
• Daniels keeps 2012 talk with George W. Bush secret
• Deal would have Ivy Tech take over event center
• Protests slam Ind. Planned Parenthood funding cut
• Passers-by help free girl from car in water
• Ind. chief justice slowed by pinched nerve in neck
• Family frustrated N. Ind. river search stopped
• Feds want ex-E. Chicago Mayor Pabey to get 5 years
• Proposal would pay to complete floodwall in N Ind.
• Donation to spur community service at U. of Indy
• 3 Indy-area students named presidential scholars
• New occupant for ex-Whirlpool plant in Evansville
• Pilot dies 4 weeks after South Bend airport crash
• Crews sandbag along Ind. rivers as rain continues
• Ex-Notre Dame chief Hesburgh has kidney surgery
• Bin Laden death prompts preparedness reminder
• Ind.-based Muslim group: Justice for 9/11 victims
• Threats put Muncie-area schools on lockdown
• Indianapolis mayor challenger among primary picks
• Roof collapses at Jasper High School; no injuries
• Railroad bridge being overhauled for N. Ind. trail
• Pence to call supporters; may signal 2012 plans
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• GRADUATE PROFILE: WILLIAM CAIN
• Indiana Gov. Daniels heads on East Coast trip
• Motorcycle crash kills E. Ind. city's fire chief
• Indiana Sen. Lugar: bin Laden's death welcome news
• IU officials hope for more reuse program success
• 2 NW Ind. counties will miss property tax deadline
• Ind. man is the only equine orthodontist in the US
• Ind. collectors bring home pieces of Civil War
• Obama reschedules Indianapolis visit for Friday
• Rains expected to prolong floods in south Indiana
• Indianapolis police ask leads on apartment killing
• Districts: Full-day kindergarten funds not enough
• Purdue medical amnesty proposal delayed until fall
• A new Hatcher sets sights on Gary mayor's office
• Plainfield distribution center to close by August
• Democrats aim to recover from 'disaster' session
• Bulk buying, efficient vehicles power fuel savings
• Ind. couple remembers fight against nuclear plant
• Golf is important to Indiana's economic equation
• Ind. farmers eager to plant wait for fields to dry
• Ind. man found dead after going on hunting trip
• Attention turning to flood cleanup in SW Indiana
• N. Ind. traffic stop leads to $1M in cocaine
• Daniels signs bill creating merit pay for teachers
• Daniels to decide on White House bid within weeks
• S. Ind. man charged with throwing dog from balcony
• Organizers hope to build new tower in Elkhart Co.
• Schools face tough sell in request for more money
• Invasive plant threatens former scout camp
• N. Indiana school planetarium plans $500k upgrade
• Contentious Indiana legislative session ends
• Weakened immigration bill clears Ind. Legislature
• Ind. rivers near crest as more rains approach
• Planned Parenthood seeks to block Ind. funding cut
• Indiana lawmakers near budget vote, end of session
• Planned Parenthood, Right to Life lobby Daniels
• A look at the 2011 legislative session
• Health screens offered at Ind. black barbershops
• Bosma to return $10K to bankrupt Durham company
• Police officer charged with robbing motorists
• Fort Wayne teacher suspended after ISTEP breach
• Ind. court ruling questions forfeiture practice
• Ind. Senate narrowly OKs texting while driving ban
• S. Ind. City erects flood gates as Wabash rises
• Evansville looks toward cleaning up after flood
• Little break in rain seen for flood-soaked Indiana
• Flooded road ends W. Lafayette police chase
• Ind. disaster safe haven bus to visit Alabama
• Police: 4 Earlham students beaten in armed robbery
• 2 Indiana teachers receive presidential awards
• Budget votes set for Ind. Legislature's final day
• Open burning most common Ind. environmental beef
• Dozens of dead, starving llamas found
• Indiana budget deal includes Daniels-backed refund
• Southern Ind. town begins cleanup after floods
• 9 Valparaiso HS students caught in Rx drug probe
• Judge denies Indiana SOS's bid to delay civil case
• New Ind. congressional districts clear Legislature
• Ex-Ind. Democratic legislator plans Congress bid
• Ind. school shooting victim, 15, out of hospital
• Parolee charged in crash that hurt Ind. officer
• Canadian food processer opening US HQ in Indiana
• S. Ind. officials rescue 4 people
• Future teachers have local education options through Ivy Tech
• S. Ind. town begins cleanup effort after floods
• Daniels says he hasn't made White House decision
• S. Ind. hotel reports flooding from nearby lake
• Glitch kicks ISTEP students offline again
• Board: Tea Party must pay for bagged meters
• Trees damage several vehicles on Interstate 65
• Storms cause minor wind damage in central Ind.
• Flooding Evansville declares state of emergency
• Ind. state parks, lakes plan promotions May 6-8
• Purdue to host Indian leadership conference
• Rain, floods wear on Ind. residents, communities
• Gary woman, 53, killed trying to buy marijuana
• Indianapolis officer hurt by car-theft suspect
• Indiana lawmakers OK broadest voucher plan in US
• Key Ind. lawmakers optimistic about budget deal
• Indiana Legislature OKs redistricting proposal
• Indiana GOP backs off plan tied to White case
• High water forces children's hospital to evacuate
• Ivy Tech’s Brenda Ragle receives President’s Award
• C4 students learn robotics at Ivy Tech-Columbus
• Ivy Tech-Columbus to host robotics competition
• Ind. lawmakers OK bill to expand charter schools
• Wabash, Ohio Rivers both threaten Ind.'s Posey Co.
• Officials say 8 homes flooded in S. Ind. town
• Police: Woman stabs rape suspect during attack
• Deal would set 40 as Indiana alcohol ID age
• S. Ind. county might declare state of emergency
• Leaking sandbags create more flooding problems
• Embattled elections chief seeks delay in case
• ISTEP server glitch may have affected thousands
• Sheen associate pleads guilty to drunken driving
• Flooding in S. Ind. could take weeks to subside
• Storms could dampen corn crop yields in Ind.
• IU, Ivy Tech agree to share space at data center
• Private Indy university to announce new president
• Employee dies after stair fall in Indianapolis
• Historic New Harmony keeps wary eye on river
• Judge: Daniels need not testify now in IBM lawsuit
• Indiana Democrat proposes summer freeze of gas tax
• Final vote nears on Ind. abortion restrictions
• Mobile home residents worry over Ohio River level
• Indiana poised to pass most expansive voucher plan
• Teen pleads not guilty in school shooting
• Children injured in Indy fire still critical
• Candidate won't give up run for South Bend mayor
• Police say bodies found in pile of manure are men
• Officials report emerald ash borer in 4 new areas
• Historic Ind. hotel reopens after closing for rain
• Hazleton staying optimistic about flood levels
• Possible tornado blamed for damage in Warrick Co.
• S. Ind. officials rescue man with boat
• Evansville Diocese plans major announcement
• Coyotes snatch pet dog in NW Indiana town
• Evansville bracing levee system ahead of flooding
• Major flooding forecast in Ind. as rains continue
• National Lakeshore to restrict access to Mt. Baldy
• Gary airport makes deal to expand runway
• Indy Schools advertise for students
• Ind. lawmakers OK November school board elections
• Goshen police: Fleeing motorcyclist crashes, dies
• Indiana lawmakers begin final budget meetings
• Judge orders Ind. recount chief into court
• Weather service confirms tornado hit S. Indiana
• Teacher merit pay bill heads to Gov. Daniels' desk
• Lafayette program facing end of federal funding
• Ind. counties wait and see extent of flooding
• 3 S. Ind. counties declare state of emergency
• Ohio River residents evacuate homes ahead of flood
• Forecasters: Expect major floods along Ohio River
• Inmates dislocated during minor fire at Ind. jail
• Horse euthanized after hit by car
• 2 children critical after Indianapolis house fire
• Gary police find 2 bodies in pile of horse manure
• Teen shooting suspect may face trial as adult
• Indiana lawmakers face busy final week
• City sees more bus ridership as gas prices spike
• Fort Wayne museum closes due to poor attendance
• SW Indiana town seeks to preserve last log cabin
• Indiana man aims to fight poverty by walking
• Civil War diary inspires Ind. author's new novel
• Seymour man accused in beating death of wife
• Sculpture atop Indy monument moved for repairs
• Heavy rains bring warnings of major Ind. flooding
• Shooting at Indianapolis party kills 15-year-old
• Ind. fairgrounds coliseum could get upgrades
• Central Indiana library to hire security guards
• Gary airport expansion prepares for public takeoff
• Ind. spends millions on nursing homes despite law
• Budget could spur talks of school consolidation
• Ind. ban on synthetic marijuana nears approval
• Life on the Ohio River is a family tradition
• Ind. doctors prescribe technology, social media
• Seymour copes with wind damage, threat of flooding
• Thousands turn out to mourn Ind. philanthropist
• Muncie superintendent urges later start time
• Ind. audit questions Charlestown's use of funds
• Seymour copes with wind damage, threat of flooding
• School moves to expel student over hit list
• Heavy rains bring threat of flooding to S. Indiana
• Seymour storm blows garage into neighbor's yard
• Muncie birthing center to close May 1
• Ind. prison uses solar power to heat water
• Democrat Gregg testing waters for governor's run
• Major issues avoid Senate public hearing process
• Wastewater plant odors puzzle Elkhart officials
• Cook's preservation work touched many communities
• Ind. House OKs bill affecting Marion County gov't
• Indiana police officers recognize suspect in court
• Search continues for missing Indiana kayaker
• Rain forecast leaves Indiana bracing for flooding
• Bill would help extend life of nuclear reactors
• Indianapolis chamber president Dorson resigns
• Family: Ind. school shooting victim 'doing well'
• Cleanup of wood waste at Elkhart company stops
• Anti-Planned Parenthood law could cost Ind. $4M
• 2 horses abandoned in Fort Wayne park
• New Ind. National Guard HQ opens
• Southern Ind. hotel closes as river floods
• Hamilton judge avoids out-of-state DUI conviction
• NW Ind. commuter bus lines see record ridership
• Indiana's spring turkey season opens on Wednesday
• Ind. coal-gas plant developers seek state permits
• S. Ind. hospital gets $46M federal loan
• Indiana Legislature to resume work Monday
• Ind. AG: CVS to pay $858K over inflated Rx claims
• APNewsBreak: Ind. elections chief appeals ruling
• Bronze sculpture atop Indy monument to be fixed
• Final negotiations on Ind. budget start next week
• Indiana House OKs watered-down immigration bill
• 2 S. Ind. men claim $221.7M Powerball prize
• Ind. House passes bill to cut corporate tax rates
• Ind. court to decide if voting ban goes too far
• Chrysler hiring 60 salaried employees in Kokomo
• Nonprofit to gauge civic health of Ind. residents
• Ind. Senate OKs most expansive voucher plan in US
• Indy Zoo officials: Rescued dolphin is thriving
• Woman faces murder charge in toddler's death
• Bond set for Ind. teen charged with sexual assault
• Central Ind. county to cut 25 positions
• Red Cross establishes storm shelters in SW Indiana
• Northern Ind. town to receive 9/11 steel beam
• Ind. man pleads guilty in whooping crane's death
• Ind. plans 2 hearings on fenced fox, coyote hunts
• $221M Powerball winner may claim prize Thursday
• Senate could vote on school voucher plan Thursday
• Ind. police investigate theft of railroad tracks
• Indiana House backs teacher merit pay proposal
• Daniels OKs teacher collective bargaining limits
• Ind. Senate backs setting daily fines for boycotts
• Weather service confirms 10 tornadoes in Indiana
• Gypsy moth spraying set for 3 Indiana counties
• Federal assistance denied to 39 Indiana counties
• Navistar recalling workers at Indianapolis plant
• GOP forges ahead with Indiana redistricting
• Bloomington woman pleads to killing son-in-law
• Police: Indiana man had camera in women's restroom
• Ind. man missing after kayak trip on flooded creek
• Weather Service: 2 tornadoes in S. Ind. county
• One-third in Indianapolis use cellphones only
• NIPSCO agrees to expand use of renewable energy
• Duke Energy: Nearly 33K Ind. outages from storms
• High winds batter Crawfordsville, damage buildings
• Allison Transmission expansion to create 200 jobs
• Judge says US marshals can evict NW Ind. woman
• SW Ind. man dies when log rolls off trailer
• High winds, heavy rains batter central, S. Indiana
• Ind. House backs gas drive-off collections bill
• Ind. court to hear appeal Thursday in Evansville
• Ind. school districts looks to outsource services
• Ind. AG sues East Chicago board, seeking $182K
• Indiana Beach plans to add ropes course, zip line
• Ind. Senate OKs bill to cut Planned Parenthood aid
• S. Indiana highway lanes closed after shots fired
• Ex-Ind. Capitol Police officers being investigated
• 1st piece of Daniels' education agenda approved
• Ind. unemployment drops below national average
• Man killed by 3,000-pound log in SW Indiana
• Lightning interrupts Ind. earthquake safety talk
• Allison Transmission to expand Indy HQ, add jobs
• Indiana elections chief White's wife wants lawyer
• Vanderburgh County woman convicted of meth charge
• Daniels wants taxpayer refund back in budget
• Orange County to celebrate Cook's life Thursday
• Excerpts from recent Indiana editorials
• Speakers criticize coal gasification deal
• S. Ind. school district plans 38 teacher layoffs
• Flash floods hit S. Ind.'s Jackson County
• N. Ind. drug investigation yields 36 arrests
• N. Ind. girl admits charges in boy's attack
• Hearing in Ind. school shooting enters 2nd day
• Professor: Indians lived the 'Eat Local' lifestyle
• Gov. Daniels to receive Arab American award
• Evansville police: $78,500-plus raised at event
• Vanderburgh Co. elementary teacher wins PTA award
• Ind. Senate backs pulling Planned Parenthood money
• Ind. Senate OKs change spurred by White indictment
• Indy police find 2 bodies in east-side residence
• Public visitation Saturday for Cook Group founder
• Indianapolis plans 33 miles' worth of bike lanes
• Ind. House votes to bar most local gun regulations
• Police want help in finding missing Indiana woman
• Senate panel OKs new budget with more school money
• Chinese community college presidents visit state
• New Ind. law bans asking workers about their guns
• Multimillion dollar renovations planned for arena
• Northern Ind. schools get nutrition awards
• Indy to expand cycling paths to Greenwood
• Evansville man dies in fall at S. Ind. power plant
• Ky., Indy police search for missing woman's body
• Purdue alum Cain to visit alma mater Wednesday
• Judge set to rule on Daniels deposition request
• Teen may face adult trial in Ind. school shooting
• Court of Appeals to hear 2 cases in N. Indiana
• Ind. collision shops feeling crunched
• Amish workers use hand tools to undo stock pens
• Born 1 lb, 4 oz., miracle baby home with parents
• Fort Wayne couple loses 255 pounds between them
• Lake County Council to consider local vehicle tax
• S. Ind. children's home may shift to private funds
• Ind. tornado siren spooks horses, spurs lawsuit
• School district to take science instruction online
• Legislators pushing looser gun laws this session
• Ind. lawmakers push voluntary renewable standards
• Ind. clinic helps youth prepare for communion
• Indiana woman finds Civil War veterans' stories
• WISH, WTHI win Outstanding News Operation awards
• Carl Cook to succeed father as Cook Group CEO
• Enviros to flood-plagued casino: 'We told you so'
• Ind. businesses, nonprofits feel rising gas prices
• Ind. governor calls Bill Cook 'legendary Hoosier'
• Ex-East Chicago official gets 30-month sentence
• Condemned Liberty building may get second chance
• Commission targets N. Ind. building for artists
• Ind. stable reopens after 2010 fire killed horses
• Purdue grad faces forgery charges in loan case
• Funds for final stretch of I-69 expansion in limbo
• Ind. anti-tobacco agency's 1st decade mixed
• Ind. industrialist-philanthropist Bill Cook dies
• Indianapolis mother charged in school bus fight
• Duncan, Daniels split on teacher unions, vouchers
• $10 in lottery tickets earns Indiana man a Camaro
• Indiana House OKs bill limiting teacher contracts
• Indiana native Janet Jackson to play state fair
• New EPA rules could trigger Ind. emission testing
• Auditors find errors in Indiana marijuana testing
• Analysts: Ind. taking in more money than thought
• TV-inspired journal leads to arrest in rape case
• Indiana co-op plans methane-to-electricity plant
• Ex-Ind. wastewater chief wants charges dismissed
• Ind. construction worker struck, killed by semi
• N. Ind. girl rescued after getting stuck in tree
• Daniels backs $150M boost for Ind. schools
• IU trustees endorse new residence hall, apartments
• Ind. girl, 13, dies day after being hit by car
• Ind. jury awards man $850K in police beating
• Purdue prof sees hiatus in manned US spaceflight
• Ind. conservation officers set recruit screenings
• Vote expected on watered down immigration bill
• Driver's tailgating leads to 215 pound pot bust
• Storms drafted ethics memo on own case at IURC
• Ind. Senate panel backs GOP redistricting plan
• Feds arrest ex-Indiana officers on drug charges
• Jury deliberates in IU professor slaying trial
• Boilermakers fans toast return of 'Purdue Pete'
• S. Ind. city faces opposition to biomass plant
• Attorney general: Fines for absent Democrats OK
• DSCC chairwoman talks up Donnelly Senate bid
• Police: Ind. man choked ref at daughter's game
• Ind. security guards face impersonation charges
• Ind. couple pleads guilty to duct-taping children
• Indiana immigration bill faces changes
• Hero pilot to speak at Purdue commencement
• Ind.'s largest school system cutting 357 teachers
• N. Ind. congressman raises $363,288 in 3 months
• Coal-gas hearings in W. Lafayette, Jasper, Indy
• Owen County authorities charge 3 in double killing
• Ind. Democrats say GOP redistricting plan slanted
• 2 workers die in Ind. radio tower accident
• Ind. panels OK teacher merit pay, voucher bills
• Ex-Ind. mayor preps Brady Campaign for new push
• Indianapolis woman denies she tried to buy baby
• Ind. teen with photos of girls faces pornography charges
• State to allow higher property taxes in Gary
• Murder trial in IU prof's slaying gets under way
• No charges against Ind. man over hospital lockdown
• Firefighter drowns in hot tub after pool party
• Daniels: Immigration should focus on employers
• Police: Company sought permit after deadly crash
• Subaru plant plans 4-day production halt on 1 line
• Ind. group agrees to list savings from takeover
• Evansville to conduct economic outlook study
• Doomed pilot: 'Oh my God' before deadly descent
• Daniels meeting with federal education secretary
• Ind. Senate panel to consider anti-abortion bill
• Clay endorses Freeman-Wilson for Gary mayor
• White recuses self from his own recount panel case
• Hearing continues for mother charged in baby death
• WellPoint Foundation gives $2.7M to fight obesity
• Daniels plan on Ind. sentencing changes seems dead
• Senate OKs plan aimed at expanding charter schools
• Ind. Democrats want redistricting action delayed
• Ind. city backs off of preservation ordinance
• Boy, 15, to be tried as adult in knife-slaying
• Lil Wayne to perform at Indiana U's Little 500
• Ex-Republican chair pleads guilty to drunk driving
• NE Ind. gun shop owner faces firearms charges
• Ind. court halts ex-trooper's 3rd murder trial
• Ind. officials working to reduce tornado alerts
• Ind. lawyer admits to stealing $283K from clients
• IU hopes to host presidential or VP debate in 2012
• Baldwin is appointed editor at Columbus, Ind.
• Purdue student dies of non-infectious meningitis
• 4 accused in Indianapolis child selling scheme
• Ind. man accused of beating ex-wife with hammer
• Feds sue Indiana doctor over retirement accounts
• Ind. jury seated to hear ex-Marine's murder trial
• S. Ind. woman pleads innocent to animal cruelty
• Teen girls accused of sexually battering boy
• Ind. city settles with family of shocked boy
• Elkhart museum to show historical tornado footage
• General Mills considering site near Fort Wayne
• Bill requires criminal checks on medical workers
• Minority health group, insurer partner to educate
• Sheriff's officer charged with drunk driving quits
• Indiana retailers press for online state sales tax
• Indiana redistricting plan appears to benefit GOP
• Indicted businessmen freed from Indy halfway house
• Proposal aims to keep students from poor teachers
• Man gets 5 years in prison for drunken scootering
• 2 NW Ind. girls charged with assaulting boy
• New Ind. legislative districts have 8 open seats
• 1 dead, 4 hurt in 7-vehicle pileup on I-70 in Indy
• Lugar raises nearly $1 million for re-election
• Ind. counties look to update flood maps
• Report: Truck-only lanes could come from toll bill
• Ind. officials look at regulating septic systems
• Towering statue of Mary arrives in NW Indiana
• Murder trial starts Monday in IU professor's death
• Ind. lawmakers to consider big education proposals
• Verizon to remove towers to make way for hotel
• Renovation of historic Ind. bridge almost complete
• Indiana nonprofit reworks sex ed curriculum
• Man accidentally fires at Ind. gun show, hurting 2
• Move for smaller veterans mental health clinic
• Indiana redistricting maps expected out Monday
• S. Ind. high school drains pool to save money
• $2M grant to help preserve astronauts' archives
• New museum highlights Muscatatuck history
• Ind. electrical co-op acts to protect raptors
• Ind. lawmakers advancing broad anti-abortion bill
• NIPSCO CEO gets pay raise after seeking rate hike
• Store finds inventive ways to attract customers
• Wage for Ind. servers among the lowest in the US
• Santa Claus statue in namesake town being restored
• Youth, 17, drives into lake, apparently drowns
• 2 Ind. Guard soldiers honored for heroism at crash
• Police: Ind. fire cases underscore violence trend
• Fallen Soldier March draws people across Mich.
• Casino development fund disclosure bill advances
• Feds set to open Ind.'s biggest solar farm
• Fate uncertain for Ind. immigration crackdown bill
• New Purdue center eyes secure global food supply
• Ind. horse breeders worry cuts will halt boom
• Ind. tea partiers at odds over Senate candidate
• New autism center to open at Purdue Research Park
• Visclosky urges continued duties on imported steel
• Miners voice concerns with proposed Ind. coal mine
• Ind. Democrat chief switches appointment on panel
• Man sentenced in 2006 slaying of ex-girlfriend
• US attorney apologizes for speeding ticket
• 2 World Trade Center beams Indy-bound for memorial
• NW Ind. child headed to Duke for thymus transplant
• Gary mayor drops re-election bid because of cancer
• 3 kayakers rescued from White River in Noblesville
• Indiana March revenues come in more than expected
• Indiana's oldest living lawmaker honored
• Central Florida biz dean named Purdue Calumet head
• Purdue trustees hear ideas on health benefit costs
• About 150 turn out for NIPSCO rate hike hearing
• Scientist to discuss use of DNA evidence at IU
• Fine collection starts on Ind. House boycotters
• US attorney sues GOP donor over trading penalty
• Ind. House speaker questions immigration crackdown
• Indicted businessman to stay in Ind. halfway house
• Obama to visit Indiana hybrid vehicle factory
• Penney closing Indiana warehouse, cutting 230 jobs
• Ind. governor, possible 2012 foe, to greet Obama
• Winning $221.7M Powerball ticket sold in S. Ind.
• 2nd Indiana racino seeks bankruptcy protection
• Vanderburgh Co. seeks more money for tie-downs
• House panel approves toll road measure
• Powerball ticket worth $218M sold in Indiana
• Ind. lawmakers at odds over alcohol ID changes
• Tension renewed over reopening mine
• Judge to decide if challenge to White can proceed
• Indiana man pleads guilty in 10-year-old body case
• Disabled man dies, 37 displaced by apartment fire
• Ind. Senate panel rejects proposed smoking ban
• Suspect in $200M fraud ordered to live in shelter
• Early voting begins ahead of contested primaries
• Tax caps lead to painful budget cuts across Ind.
• Ind. U. receives nearly $11M in Ruth Lilly gifts
• Judge to hear argument in White election challenge
• Randolph Co. commissioners approve dog food plant
• Compromise eyed on Ind. sentencing changes
• Indiana to take part in earthquake drill
• Judge gives probation to 2 men for water violation
• 3 Gary firefighters injured when roof collapses
• Ind. judge dismisses lawsuit over forfeiture funds
• Ind. mayoral candidate seeks court's ballot help
• Ind. lawmakers OK hotel sites for casino tourneys
• Ind. school to use iPads to help 2nd graders learn
• Modular parts maker adding 110 jobs in Whitely Co.
• Ind. Gov. Daniels plans DC speech on education
• Daniels dons barber smock to shave lawmaker
• Sheriff's department doesn't find bomb at school
• Fort Wayne increases recycling participation
• Advocates pushing for tougher Ind. smoking ban
• Ind. panel backs bill on tracking meth ingredients
• House committee nixes changes to Ind. scholarships
• NW Ind. patrol helicopters tracked by laser
• Cummins Inc. plans to add 2,500 new jobs in US
• Woman charged with causing baby's death seeks bond
• IPS says it will lay off more than 300 employees
• C. Ind. deputy dies from apparent electrocution
• Pilot hurt in plant crash at South Bend airport
• Purdue festival to highlight nanotechnology
• Man, 91, killed in electrical fire at Gary home
• Fire heavily damages day care center, 24 kids safe
• Purdue receives $32 million Afghanistan farm grant
• Indiana's first lady signs up for state GOP speech
• Ind. takes steps to help former inmates get IDs
• Indianapolis banker dies in tree-felling accident
• Columbus firm to pay $18K settlement over 401(k)
• IU ranks in top 10 for private donations received
• Ind. church reopens more than 2 years after flood
• S. Ind. school district drops dress code
• Ivy Tech student Teresa Sluys receives academic honors
• Student Profile: Monica Kloepfer
• Beams from World Trade Center coming to Indiana
• Ind. students return to school hit by shooting
• Fire destroys historic tavern in SW Ind.
• N. Ind. man gets 40-year sentence in slaying
• Fort Wayne officials take step toward dam repairs
• American Countryside in N. Ind. to be auctioned
• Unions plan protest rallies across Indiana
• South Bend hospital buys Madison Center buildings
• Ind. police dog set to retire after great career
• Business education evolves with new technology
• Joint IU-Notre Dame cancer center opens in S. Bend
• Father, son drown in lake after fishing boat flips
• New Indiana law to help young entrepreneurs
• ISU builds on record year as applications rise
• 2nd firm wants to drill for oil in W. Ind.
• Children's museum gets hand from Ball State
• Corporate income tax plan hinges on budget hurdles
• Young workers in Indiana face tough job market
• Japan quake highlights needs for Ind. training
• Ind. processing plant rises from the ashes
• Ind. center gives divorced parents a safe place
• Woman charged in suicide attempt after fetus died
• Woman sues Fort Wayne over police dog attack
• Hammond mayor says city eyed for $80M project
• Some Fort Wayne residents claiming to be Moors
• Indiana lawmakers about to tackle redistricting
• Butler U. closes dance academy, cites deficit
• S. Ind. city loans winery $75,000 for patio
• Toll Road rates to rise for most users in July
• Indiana lawmakers about to tackle redistricting
• Advocates say Ind. DCS cuts don't serve children
• Probe: Toxicology lab results questioned in '08
• Ind. developer buys site of former Whirlpool plant
• UAW official: GM plans $230M for Fort Wayne plant
• Federal judge rejects family killing case appeal
• Defense seeks mental exam in school shooting case
• Next Ind. budget to spend $117M more on pensions
• Court overturns conviction in Gary shootings
• Ind. police: Ex-prosecutor used false identity
• Fertilizer company looks to Ind. for rail center
• Policeman hailed as hero for rescuing woman, 84
• Fertilizer company looks to Ind. for rail center
• NW Ind.'s Lake Co. averts financial crisis
• Boyfriend of dead woman charged with murder
• Ind. college to break ground on pharmacy school
• Hospitals in Ind., Ohio, Ky., study childhood ills
• Bills would set fall votes for Ind. school boards
• Volunteers, convicts to help clean up Ind. roads
• Repair work to interrupt train service to S. Bend
• Hammond mayoral candidate appeals ballot ruling
• Ind. woman accused of throwing dog from moving car
• Ind. man accused of planning to blow up building
• Ind. House delayed as leaders talk about fines
• Attorney reaches settlement in Fair Finance loan
• Seven Ivy Tech-Columbus students from Johnson County inducted into Phi Theta Kappa
• Five Ivy Tech-Columbus students from Decatur County inducted into Phi Theta Kappa
• Four Ivy Tech-Columbus students from Jennings County inducted into Phi Theta Kappa
• Ivy Tech-Columbus student Megan Loveday inducted into Phi Theta Kappa
• Ind. woman charged with fire threat against blacks
• C. Ind. mayor appoints new police chief
• Eight Ivy Tech-Columbus students from Jackson County inducted into Phi Theta Kappa
• 18 Ivy Tech-Columbus students from Bartholomew County inducted into Phi Theta Kappa
• Ivy Tech Community College hosts national education summit
• Steelmaker, S. Ind. county in property tax dispute
• Bridge authority: Design changes will take 1 year
• Condition of teen shot at school improves
• Officials say Marion Dana plant to close by 2013
• Jeffersonville agency gets grant to buy 23 homes
• Ex-Guard colonel, Culver camp chief pleads guilty
• Evansville utility worker suspended for boil order
• S. Ind. city's hospital plans $100M expansion
• State allows SW Indiana city to avoid sewer fines
• Nature Conservancy's Ind. Center wins energy award
• E. Chicago casino offers to help rebuild bridge
• Court: Guilty plea planned in Mich., Ind. heists
• Indiana House backs GOP state budget plan
• Advocates: Indiana can lead US in schools overhaul
• Ind. House approves school voucher proposal
• Labor bills targeted in boycott pass Ind. House
• Indiana House backs greater abortion restrictions
• IBM files court motion to depose Daniels, aide
• Nation's median population center in SW Ind. field
• 2nd whistleblower joins suit against Rolls-Royce
• Indiana county board leaves wind farm up to FAA
• Ind.'s Earlham College names new president
• Kroger invests $3.8 million in Indy schools
• Ind. House backs ban on higher minimum wages
• NE, central counties among Ind.'s healthiest
• DJs raising money for families of 4 dead in Angola
• Ind. high court hears Evansville dog bite suit
• SBA loans available for storm, flood victims
• Officials ID woman killed in mobile home fire
• Court: District need not bus nonpublic students
• N. Ind. library to hire professional fundraiser
• Notre Dame president lobbies for Final 4 team
• Ind. House faces pressure to finish work on time
• Ind. Senate panel won't bring smoking ban to vote
• Ind. Senate OKs amendment banning gay marriage
• N. Ind. businessman gets 6 years for tax fraud
• Housing parolees may cost fishing camp its cabins
• N. Ind. builder sues Weis over copyright charge
• 1 dead, 2 critical after Evansville home fire
• Ex-convicts to help clean up Muncie neighborhoods
• Donnelly touring Ind. weighing possible Senate run
• Charges filed in Whitley meth blast that killed 1
• NW Ind. opthalmologist missing more than 1 week
• IU, Taylor U. to launch weather research balloon
• Ind. voter registration deadline approaching
• Indiana budget faces hundreds of possible changes
• Ind. Subaru plant slowing output due to shortage
• Former Ind. industrial site to become green space
• Man receives 100-year sentence in girl's slaying
• Students in NE Ind. cope with 4 classmates' deaths
• Police: Stolen truck smashes into Indy church
• Trustee: In talks with Daniels over Durham money
• Ind. school shooting suspect appears in court
• Bauer: Walkout was worth it, but 'war' goes on
• Man steals ambulance, leads police on I-65 pursuit
• Absent House Dems to announce results of caucus
• Catholic social service group gives Hesburgh medal
• White pelicans becoming more common sight in Ind.
• Social networking conference to be held at IU
• Teen shot at Martinsville school has 2nd surgery
• 4 Ind. students among 5 killed in Ala. crash
• Ohio couple donates $9M to St. Mary's in Indiana
• Indiana seeks to become player in cargo flight
• Disaster conference to review 1995 Japan quake
• St. Mary-of-the-Woods to guarantee 4-year tuition
• Fort Wayne housing agency under fire over low aid
• Proposed pet food plant in E. Ind. draws concerns
• Wisconsin-based team wins Rube Goldberg contest
• NiSource exec who offered racing trip resigning
• Ind. man gets 60 years for molesting 2 girls
• Expert: School shooting affects more than kids
• Ind. prosecutors buck effort to trim prison costs
• S. Ind. county working to save historic stone wall
• Ind. man set for release for 3rd time since Dec.
• Indiana DNR to stock 35,000 trout in Lake Michigan
• Daughters seek Medal of Honor for WWII soldier
• Attorneys go online to vet prospective jurors
• NW Ind. tourism leaders look to boost recovery
• Ind. 1st-grader tells lawmakers: Save kindergarten
• Indy workers ready to patch and plow this weekend
• Lake County judge finds cuss-happy man in contempt
• INDOT hosting open houses across state for 2 weeks
• Cause undetermined for W. Ind. fire that killed 3
• Indy archbishop to begin 3-4 weeks of therapy
• SBA offering disaster loans in eastern Indiana
• C. Ind. symphony cancels concert over money woes
• Students leave C. Ind. school hours after shooting
• Parents mad over slow alerts about school shooting
• Ind. jobless rate drops to lowest level since 2008
• Police: Shooting suspect, victim are teen students
• Japan crisis could prompt Ind. autoworker layoffs
• N. Ind. jury award cancer patient's family $13M
• Evansville annexes nearby township
• Notre Dame's Golden Dome to go dark for weekend
• US attorney: Violent criminals face federal court
• 3 Indiana sites to have redistricting computers
• Indy hires new head of convention, tourism bureau
• Renovation worries Indiana police chief, sheriff
• Hoosier Lottery to give away Mega Millions tickets
• Indiana AG takes action against impaired nurses
• Indiana incomes rose in 2010 despite jobless rate
• Purdue students honored for work in ag contests
• Tea party leader nudges Daniels on White House run
• Bedford man gets 65 years in aunt's fatal stabbing
• Ind. state senator slightly injured in car crash
• Doctors reattach Ind. girl's ear after dog attack
• Cold weather returns to Ind. behind severe storms
• Ind. man accused of trying to bribe witnesses
• IU students' Japan fundraiser plans delayed
• Ind. chief justice: Courts won't act on boycott
• Indiana incomes rose in 2010 despite jobless rate
• Camping World CEO offers plan to keep RV hall open
• Lawsuit accuses Indiana State Police of race bias
• City plans annual Revolutionary War re-enactment
• More talks possible on ending Ind. House boycott
• Ex-UND official facing attempted voyeurism charge
• Ind. House leaders meet over Democratic boycott
• Indy man, 67, accused of exposing self in store
• Smoking bill needs exemptions to survive Senate
• Holtz to receive honorary degree from Notre Dame
• Indicted financier to appear in Ind. court April 6
• Tech company says it's moving headquarters to Ind.
• Ind. schools go dance-crazy to raise charity cash
• Twitter, Facebook net Ind. city officer applicants
• IU's underwater archaeology program get $1M grant
• Widow of Ind. mayor to serve out rest of his term
• 2nd woman charged in Fort Wayne toddler's death
• S. Ind. mayor wants to create 'bicycle boulevard'
• Software firm to add 500 jobs in SW Ind. by 2014
• Body of missing Ind. woman found in submerged car
• Prosecutors want man to pay child pornography victim $1M
• Ind. governor says he'll veto current prisons bill
• Historic E. Ind. bridge moving to Carmel
• Ind. Senate committee to take up smoking ban bill
• Panel could vote on gay marriage ban amendment
• IU Study: Smoking ban doesn't harm gambling venues
• Judge to hear Hammond mayoral candidate's appeal
• Ind. schools chief says education changes needed
• Judge orders Indiana to turn over documents to IBM
• Boycott reaches 30 days for Ind. House Democrats
• Actress Duff touts food program at Indiana school
• Indiana Democrats leader says boycott to continue
• Man gets 8 years in prison in death of girl, 10
• Walorski to run for Indiana's 2nd District again
• Judge asked to freeze ex-library director's assets
• US Rep. Pence: Ind. Dems should get back to work
• Purdue settles suit over use of school's name
• NE Ind. Goodrich plant to receive $50M investment
• Ind. microbrewery owners say limits hurt growth
• Ind. man visits wrong store trying to sell jewelry
• Officials: Ind. inmate died after swallowing drug
• Electronic monitoring awaits indicted financier
• N. Ind. man gets 18 years for lighter fluid attack
• Indianapolis utility's CEO to leave April 1
• IU receives bronze for bike-friendly campus
• Steuben County commissioners reject Trine proposal
• Women's Commission offers survey about top issues
• Man rescued, but 7 dogs die in house fire
• Indianapolis airport repairs flaws at new terminal
• Indicted financier ordered released on $1M bond
• Archbishop resting at hospital after mild stroke
• Food plant's grease troubles eastern Indiana town
• Body of missing man found in N. Indiana river
• Ind. state senator returns financier's donations
• Terre Haute Children's Museum keeps up big crowds
• Indiana Guard unit leaving on Iraq deployment
• Crash on NE Indiana street kills man in wheelchair
• Ind. Senate panel taking up boycott-delayed budget
• Healthy Indiana Plan expansion hearing Wednesday
• No sign of Democrats returning for Monday session
• Fort Wayne hires firm to help remove ash borer
• 12-year-old takes college physics at IUPUI
• State police: 42 busts in St. Pat's booze sweep
• Inmate dies in LaPorte County lockup, sheriff says
• Man dies after jumping into river at Fort Wayne
• Grissom air base to get $7.4 million control tower
• GOP, Dems ponder political fallout of Ind. boycott
• Japan crisis has Ind. backing off nuclear plan
• Group begins work to save historic Wigwam gym
• Conference to honor Indiana's women veterans
• Ft. Wayne turns to students to solve sewer problem
• Feds enroll Hoosiers with pre-existing conditions
• Baby sitter accused of intentionally scalding girl
• Police: Lawnmower rider's weapon was pellet gun
• Daniels: Illinois veto won't affect Ind. gas plant
• Commissioner questions handling of renovation work
• Purdue receives $2.7 million physician study grant
• Technical woes force county to alter primary plan
• Public hearings set on Indiana redistricting
• Volatility in gas prices could hamper RV rebound
• School district eyes events, students for revenue
• Lafayette working to create quieter rail crossings
• Hobart considers riverfront title despite no river
• Volunteers creating paper cranes to support Japan
• Ind. seeks order shielding governor from IBM suits
• Greenwood mayor fires police chief amid probe
• Ind. commissioner seeks to pay courthouse workers
• Prospect of long GOP rule fuels Ind. Dems boycott
• Indiana governor gets national conservation award
• Pieces fall from South Bend's tallest building
• N. Ind. man accused of threatening US rep.'s staff
• Wabash National adding 200 jobs at Ind. plant
• Fort Wayne man dies 13 years after being shot
• W. Ind. district to hold special ISTEP training
• Indiana police shoot man after lawnmower chase
• 3 NW Ind. mayors get heads shaved for charity
• Mediator to try to settle clash over casino money
• Ala. students help beautify S. Ind. city
• Evansville event to serve homeless draws 400-plus
• Charter school supporters plan Statehouse event
• Mr. October to attend Auburn car auction
• Judge delays hearing for indicted Ind. businessman
• Ind. GOP leaders say they'll move on without Dems
• Mellencamp's Europe tour starts June 24 in Denmark
• Indiana man gets 50 years in teen girl's killing
• Ex-Ind. GOP chief in court in drunk driving case
• Daniels: End of Ind. House boycott talks necessary
• Demolition under way in flood-damaged Columbus
• Police: Ind. man beat woman, cut her hair
• Ind. library director fired, removed by police
• Meth ring's leader sentenced to 22 years in prison
• State to investigate fatal plant floor collapse
• Ind. approves firewood rules to combat invasives
• Ind. awards $25 million I-69 extension contract
• Defective gun killed 7-year-old Ind. girl
• Notre Dame prof: Irish language gaining popularity
• Indianapolis gets new downtown skyway extension
• Panel nixes transportation aid for charter schools
• Lake Co. mayors question trash-to-ethanol plan
• Forklift accident kills worker at Indy plant
• 2 men sentenced for stealing from Ind. nonprofit
• Budget woes costing jobs of 18 SW Ind. teachers
• Ind. utility tells customers blue water is safe
• No signs of Democrats ending Ind. House boycott
• Panel to take up amendment against gay marriage
• Indianapolis authorities sweep vacant high rise
• Murder charge for pregnant woman who took poison
• World Trade Center beams heading to Indianapolis
• Ind. Senate backs ban on phone calls by drivers
• Rolls-Royce to move 2,500 workers to downtown Indy
• Police: Ind. man steals patrol car to avoid arrest
• Ind. State Police investigate death of 2-year-old
• Court to decide if prosecutor can handle 3rd trial
• Daniels seeks federal assistance for 39 counties
• Ind. county hires law firm to keep track of plant
• Teachers buy billboards touting public schools
• Democrats set to continue Indiana House boycott
• Gary airport authority approves land purchases
• Committee plans vote on charter school bill Wed.
• White names Bonnet new deputy secretary of state
• Indiana governor asks Obama for winter storm aid
• Hundreds protest amendment to ban gay marriage
• Ind. Medicaid mental health list worries advocates
• Hammond candidate to challenge removal from ballot
• New features for Ind. state budget website
• Ivy Tech-Indy to host community college summit
• Fort Wayne to resume enforcing landlord law
• Huntington U. chief warns proposed rules troubling
• Purdue robotics contest draws 42 high school teams
• DEA, Ind. state police offer free drug disposal
• Elkhart chemist to be inducted into women's hall
• Dems show no signs of returning to House Monday
• Ind. support programs face federal funding cuts
• State, federal law enforcement share resources
• Young men shot in head in gunfight at child party
• Cincinnati man caught in Ind. with 200lb. of pot
• Indiana truck driving ranks to grow with economy
• Former priest target of suits files for bankruptcy
• Education is focus of Notre Dame Forum for 2011-12
• Program teaches soldiers Afghan culture, language
• Mennonites fear impact of Ind. immigration bill
• Ind. Republicans taking wide swipe at unions
• Ind. Republicans taking wide swipe at unions
• Parents of family killed in crash want 'justice'
• Ind. spending cut details not available on site
• Gold rush hits Indiana amid economic unrest
• Imprisoned Indiana man fights judicial system
• Ind.: Study shows state's air quality improving
• Ind. town gets $1.6 million levee grant
• Indianapolis house fire injures 6 people
• Ind. surgeon faces trial in patient's cancer death
• Ind. election chief's second-in-command resigns
• Purdue: Nobel laureate unharmed in Japan quake
• Ind. man gets 3 years for theft of disaster aid
• Purdue moves forward with planned wind farm
• Richmond police add patrols to reduce burglaries
• Ind. extends drinking hours due to switch to DST
• 17-year-old struck, killed riding skateboard
• Tiny Ind. post offices keep wary eye on future
• Recovery slow in Ind. county that was Obama focus
• Ind. soldier develops smartphone navigation app
• Ind. AG: Donate responsibly to earthquake relief
• Body of missing Portage woman, 50, is found
• Woman gets 8 years in robbery of Indiana man, 86
• GM makes progress removing PCBs from Indiana site
• Ind. boy, 13, suspended over school bus exposure
• Man gets 30 yrs in Ind. delivery worker's wounding
• Duke proposes new cap on coal-gasification plant
• Not guilty plea entered for Ind. elections chief
• Ind. teacher suspended; may have leaked test essay
• Indiana University to offer workers buyout plan
• Military and civilians to hold response training
• Indicted Ind. elections chief to appear in court
• Playwright, 2 others get Ind. mental health grants
• N. Ind. Habitat auctioning off Notre Dame window
• Ind. declares victory over lake's weed woes
• Repairs to close Indianapolis monument for months
• Man dies of smoke inhalation in Rochester fire
• Indiana closes Soldier-Sailor monument for repairs
• Teachers review ISTEP+ material; face discipline
• Federal court to hear Ind. girls basketball appeal
• Muslim Ind. rep.: Hearings risk destroying bridges
• Ind. teen beaten by police faces new charges
• DOE finalizes loan to build vehicles in N. Indiana
• Ind. judge grants stay of permit for ArcelorMittal
• 2 men pulled from NE Ind. house fire die
• Ind. family seeks donations for funeral expenses
• Thousands gather for Ind. Statehouse union rally
• Ind. unemployment falls 0.4 percent in January
• Twin Ind. sisters deliver daughters 2 hours apart
• N. Ind. conservation group gets big donation
• Ala. Woman faces charges in Ind. huffing death
• Illinois law spares man who killed 2 Ind. women
• Few unlicensed daycare programs join Ind. system
• Ind. Military Museum repairs roof of new building
• Gabriele friend pleads guilty to false informing
• Thousands expected for Statehouse union rally
• New iPhone app helps users tap Ind. state parks
• Indiana House leaders more genial over boycott
• Indiana DNR launches iPhone app for outdoor rec
• Senate panel considers proposal to expand charters
• Drunk driving suspect charged with bribe attempt
• US Supreme Court passes on Ind. adoption case
• Ind. woman faces 17 counts of animal cruelty
• Ind. solicits insurance exchange input
• Officer's convicted killer to get clemency hearing
• EPA wants to grant Ind. landfill Superfund status
• Ind. district to close 'Wigwam' basketball venue
• Purdue receives $1M NFS grant
• Mennonites oppose Arizona-style immigration bill
• Anti-voucher senator invokes Westboro church
• Boycotting Democrats may attend union rally Thurs.
• Greencastle, North Vernon to get development help
• Porn star, Charlie Sheen pal appears in drunk case
• 1 man dead, 1 serious after Ind. crane topples
• Duke CEO: Improper contact might have occurred
• Pro-Planned Parenthood rally draws 500 in Indiana
• Boycotting Ind. Dems cite Lincoln window escape
• Prosecutors seek new investigation of elex chief
• Indiana company fined for Asian carp possession
• Excerpts from recent Indiana editorials
• N. Ind. Dems remove top GOP candidate from ballot
• Ind. school district investigates fatal crash
• Goshen food distributor selling company to workers
• IU Foundation buying 1870s Indianapolis building
• Ind. House out 2 days this week for Big 10 games
• Scientists use DNA to count eagles in Kazakhstan
• Indianapolis police: Boy, 16, man 19, shot in car
• 3rd death from injuries from Terre Haute fire
• Ex-principal charged with failing to report rape
• Nonprofits providing rides nervous over gas prices
• Diverse Indy area boasts ethnic eateries, shops
• Indiana unions plan big Statehouse rally Thursday
• Indianapolis hires companies to help fill potholes
• Ten Ivy Tech-Columbus summer semester classes offered in North Vernon; registration for summer and fall classes begins March 15
• 14 Ivy Tech-Columbus summer semester classes offered in Seymour; registration for summer and fall classes begins March 15
• Nine Ivy Tech-Columbus summer semester classes offered in Greensburg; registration for summer and fall classes begins March 15
• Six Ivy Tech-Columbus summer semester classes offered in Nashville; registration for summer and fall classes begins March 15
• Registration for Ivy Tech-Columbus/Franklin summer and fall classes begins March 15
• Ex-Ind. teacher admits sexual misconduct with teen
• Ind. recognizes 8 communities for water protection
• N. Dame, IU to dedicate cancer research facility
• Deadline for students to file FAFSA is March 10
• Republicans will try again to convene Ind. House
• Ind. court to hear appeal in Jeffersonville
• Ind. nursing program offers new simulation lab
• Madison man arrested by FBI on child pornography charge
• St. Mary's dance marathon raises $63K for hospital
• Rain causing flooding, high water across Indiana
• Pregnant inmates moved back to Marion County jail
• Proposed Ind. high school to court high achievers
• American Cancer Society closes Terre Haute office
• Gary police hope to equip cars with video cameras
• Judge: Media must reveal IDs of online posters
• Democrats explain boycott in web meetings, calls
• Transition-to-teaching students find few jobs
• Indiana hunting plan aims to thin deer herd
• Unsolved homicides stay fresh in minds of police
• Appeals court backs ruling on Ind. alcohol permits
• Pharmacist allegedly netted $3.5M in fraud scheme
• Frontier to hire 100 workers in Fort Wayne
• Muncie may delay razing 10 historic buildings
• Notre Dame's grotto to be closed for repairs
• Singer Chapman to speak at Anderson U. graduation
• Convention to cancel if immigration bill passes
• Cuts could force public broadcasting mergers
• Drop in gas tax revenue leads to shrinking budgets
• Terre Haute to raise dam to shield against floods
• Police investigate double homicide in Owen County
• Evansville couple, man indicted on pornography charges
• 13-year-old girl dies in Indianapolis crash
• Indiana officials probe leak of ISTEP question
• Rape suspect charged in stabbing of Indiana deputy
• Busy Allisonville Road over I-465 faces big delays
• Anderson considers closing Wigwam complex
• Indiana disaster officials monitor rivers, rain
• Lafayette man charged in traffic death of girl, 15
• Search-rescue team says bone in park belongs to it
• Indiana creates entrepreneurship initiative
• Huge Mary statue headed to NW Indiana shrine
• Ind. Planned Parenthood plans Statehouse rally
• New website helps Hoosiers find where to recycle
• Indicted Ind. official resists calls to step down
• Rokita says indicted official should step aside
• Muncie declares disaster as Indiana faces flooding
• Egypt's new prime minister holds 2 Purdue degrees
• Authorities link 8 with suburban Indy drug ring
• 6 cars towed after hitting I-70 potholes in Ind.
• Ex.-Rep. Ellsworth to lead Ind. utility subsidiary
• Authorities: $1 million in heroin, $300,000 seized
• Hamilton urges release of convicted spy Pollard
• Ad campaign: God not needed for fulfilling life
• Human jawbone found in central Indiana park
• Juvenile detainee had enlarged heart, lung fluids
• Indiana House speaker waits on boycott fines
• Statehouse teacher rally to feature labor leader
• E. Chicago seniors upset over delayed graduation
• Indiana flu deaths stand at 16 since season began
• IU shares in $2.4M Swedish environmental study
• Police released names of man, baby killed in crash
• Indiana air panel adopts rules on wood furnaces
• Man accused of threatening governor waives hearing
• Teen's death at Ind. detention center investigated
• Ind. collects more revenues in Feb. than predicted
• Ex-Cardinal Law aide ordained auxiliary bishop
• Daniels: Impasse may preclude White House run
• ArcelorMittal appeals new Ind. wastewater permit
• McDermott accused of being behind teen's candidacy
• Ind. county seeks disaster area declaration
• 3 additional tornadoes confirmed in SW Indiana
• About 200 attend service for Dalai Lama's nephew
• Elkhart-made electric cars recalled for 3rd time
• First Amendment event draws student journalists
• Ind. GOP lawmaker calls agenda criticism hurtful
• High levels of water contamination near Elkhart
• N. Ind. coach gets prison for having sex with girl
• New calculator determines cost of Indiana colleges
• Indiana Craigslist car shoppers robbed of $2,000
• Ind. man, baby killed when car hits dump truck
• Ind. counties deal with storm aftermath
• Company reviews messages between director, Hardy
• Bosma considers fines for boycotting Democrats
• Mellencamp to play acoustic set at Landmarks debut
• 9 Gary mayoral candidates face ballot challenges
• Weather Service: Dubois tornado traveled 16 miles
• About 70 people evacuated after Plymouth gas leak
• Rent-to-own homes in works for Fort Wayne
• Postal Service will study Gary distribution center
• Ind. Senate resumes hearings despite stalled House
• Indiana private school voucher bill faces changes
• Ind. court to decide on scope of Medicaid appeals
• Indianapolis US court gets new magistrate judge
• Fort Wayne changes graduation plans due to snow
• Stripper's shoe hits patron in face; he sues club
• Parties in 1970s debate speak out on nuclear bill
• Ind. Democrats stretch House boycott into 2nd week
• Weather agency reports 3 tornadoes in Indiana
• Bovine tuberculosis found in Ind. cattle herd
• Actor Glover urges solidarity for Ind. protesters
• Study: New Ind. rules lead to fewer teen crashes
• N. Indiana police arrest 76 in cockfighting raid
• Purdue student dies 2 weeks after plane crash
• Ind. schools resume ISTEP testing, with high goals
• City-County Building receives asbestos funding
• Severe Ind. storms cause flooding, power outages
• Warhol exhibit at Indiana U. museum opens March 5
• Police on lookout for drunken drivers in March
• DeKalb Co. ends work release because of contraband
• Indiana farmers debate how to contain hog virus
• Ind. officials work on mine caverns below runway
• Ind. paddlers hope state will share in water trail
• Indianapolis Zoo getting orphaned Fla. dolphin
• Shoulder surgery means writing woes for Daniels
• Researcher: Grand Cal R. healthier than data shows
• Daniels "disappointed" by township overhaul defeat
• Utility warns people in NE Ind. about scam
• Owner of flour mill eyes opening eatery and mill
• Doctors say open heart surgery is declining
• Ind. man talks about his breast cancer treatment
• Ind. couple taped children to chairs, police say
• Purdue seeks to foster Chinese investment in Ind.
• Ind. court says man must pay back casino
• Ind. State Police increase patrols on US 30
• Ind. House boycott new twist in long rivalry
• N. Ind. judge tired of people avoiding jury duty
• Ind. schools archery tournament in Muncie March 11
• Gary mayor says city won't file for bankruptcy
• Railroad study aims to ease Terre Haute traffic
• Historic S. Ind. courthouse rebounds after fire
• 5th man sentenced in teen's 2006 shooting death
• Mayoral candidate seeks stop to floodwall plan
• Funding to pay for meth lab cleanups is gone
• Proposal pushes for catfish harvest limits
• Cooperative strikes oil at Terre Haute well
• Indiana Democrats to spend weekend in Illinois
• Ind. Gov. Daniels hitting TV shows during DC trip
• Ind. overpays localities $610 million over 3 years
• Ivy Tech Gallery of Fine Art & Design presents “Just Think. David Lesh.”
• Ivy Tech students assist with United Way move back
• Ivy Tech’s Jeff Green wins Making IT Happen award
• Auto parts maker to invest $1.5M in NE Ind. plant
• Police shoot 2 dogs, seek 2 more in Ind. attack
• N. Ind. county moves to replace deteriorating dam
• Heavy snow falls across north-central Indiana
• IU study examines veterans' civilian volunteerism
• Ind. fire departments receive $1.4M in US grants
• Proposal pushes for catfish harvest limits
• Rallies planned to support, oppose Dems boycott
• Prosecutor: No charges in duct-taped student case
• Report: Duke CEO met with Ind. regulators on plant
• Man charged with threatening to kill Ind. governor
• Daniels signs Ind. jobless fund bill unions fought
• LaHood talks up high-speed links in NW Ind. stop
• Ind. man: Census data supports redistricting suit
• Bauer wants to meet with Wis. Democrats in Ill.
• Man caught after I-74 chase faces murder charge
• Unions don't regret supporting GOP candidates
• GOP urges House Dems to break ranks and return
• Hundreds of Ind. teachers protest education bills
• N. Ind. county closer to banning smoking in bars
• Ind. authorities: 1 dead in small plane crash
• Indiana students receive 12K grant for solar array
• Ind. court to hear appeal in Indianapolis murder
• Snow could cause Ind. high school graduation mess
• Vincennes U. hosts Ind.-wide machine trades meet
• Mower accident blamed for death of Indiana man, 32
• Carson, others break ground at Indianapolis site
• Ind. medical providers leery of electronic records
• Bauer in Illinois: Bosma talk sounds like war
• Daniels: We will not be bullied out of GOP agenda
• Bill would set up foundation to help fair finances
• Ind. Senate leader: Labor bill was a mistake
• Ind. councilman wants city to host go-kart races
• Southwest Indiana bomb scare leads to meth arrest
• GOP leader says he won't negotiate with absent Ds
• Head of Serbian Orthodox Church visits NW Ind.
• Prosecutor: No charges in fatal shooting of boy, 4
• Ind. judge sends 700 to court over jury duty
• ESPN's Holtz to give commencement speech at Trine
• Ind. interfaith group aims to reduce energy use
• INShape Indiana health website gets new design
• Former Ind. Sen. Bayh, wife unhurt in NZ quake
• Democratic lawmakers leave Ind., block labor bill
• Ind. Senate OKs parts of Daniels' education agenda
• Prosecutor: No charges in fatal shooting of boy, 4
• Ind. county OKs noisier wind turbines
• Ind. Legislature OKs fix for bankrupt jobless fund
• Indiana Senate approves merit pay for teachers
• Police chase of shooting suspect on I-74 near Ill.
• Ind. governor signs voter centers bill into law
• Mishawaka and Uniroyal reach settlement
• Lawmaker not sure House will consider levee fee
• Ind. considers $1.9 billion sale of Indy utilities
• Former US Rep. Ellsworth won't run Ind. governor
• 2nd Ind. man enters plea in church bond scheme
• Ind. woman seeks answers in daughter's jail death
• Ind. median home sale price up 5 percent in Jan.
• Unions keeping up protests at Ind. Statehouse
• Immigration bill's author won't vote on own bill
• Purdue interested in opening campus in NYC
• Icy Indiana roads see dozens of crashes, 1 death
• Fort Wayne officers rescue woman from burning car
• Purdue grad to test his emergency shelter in Haiti
• Ex-Ind. Speaker Gregg weighs 2012 governor's race
• Indiana panel OKs labor bill as unions protest
• Louisville-Chicago flight lands in Indianapolis
• Ind. landlords ordered to clean up lead from home
• Ind. Iwo Jima survivors gather for annual reunion
• Ind. eatery pulls billboards with cult reference
• Indiana settles suit over foster care subsidies
• Ind. union members gather to protest labor bill
• N. Ind. National Guard unit deploys to Iraq
• Ind. county to settle abortion ordinance lawsuit
• Regulators plan more hearings on Duke plant costs
• Book outlines lives of Indiana's top judges
• Lawmakers reach deadline week as key bills remain
• RV hall of fame in Elkhart facing funding woes
• Few stories remain about the Underwood Settlement
• Indiana church promotes God as an expert on sex
• Greyhound rescue group running short on homes
• Ind. activists oppose nuclear incentive bill
• American Legion tries to shore up membership
• Indianapolis ballpark to get open-air restaurant
• Budget cuts force jurors to lunch on their own
• Ind. GOP agenda includes more than balanced budget
• Program offers sensory friendly films for kids
• Ind. airport seeks developer for solar energy farm
• Evansville mayor says he won't run for governor
• Ind. police shoot, kill man who fired at officers
• IU, ISU approve rate hikes for dormitory rooms
• Eli Lilly: Immigration bill would hurt Ind. image
• EPA to remove smelly debris from closed Ind. plant
• Ind. Christian college seeks to boost diversity
• Fort Wayne to fix up downtown railroad overpasses
• Cities, counties to reassess budgets after storms
• Bill would enlist teachers for suicide prevention
• Gary officials weigh appeal of census count
• Ind. taking bids for Mr. or Miss Math and Science
• N. Indiana man arrested following meth explosion
• Southern Indiana newspapers to merge by March 1
• Death penalty sought in Indianapolis police death
• Indy man pleads not guilty in 1986 murder case
• Holder visits Indy for US attorney's swearing-in
• Police: women left children with man's dead body
• Ind. city faces big bill over insect-damaged trees
• Daniels' wife still undecided on presidential run
• GOP panel sets hearing on Ind. right-to-work bill
• Police say Ind. secretary of state in altercation
• Colts worry bill would prevent stadium gun ban
• S. Ind. steamboat museum starts expansion project
• Motorcyclist killed in crash with Evansville bus
• Car hit by numerous shots on NW Indiana highway
• Ind. officials urge proper care of 'micro-pigs'
• Ind. awards $98 million contract for I-69 project
• Jury clears Fort Wayne police in fatal shooting
• Marsh to pay fired workers $42K but won't rehire
• Indiana House panel to vote on GOP budget proposal
• Former IMS chief George returns to family business
• GOP budget includes major shift in school funding
• Convict charged in 25-year-old Indiana slaying
• GOP senators leery of Ind. immigration crackdown
• Family members claim share of Mega Millions prize
• Judge delays sentencing in doctor's fraud case
• Ind. economic leaders plan jobs mission to India
• Muncie Central HS slammed in Indiana report
• Pipe bomb discovery closes Ind. 63 for 3 hours
• Panel OK's pulling Ind. Planned Parenthood money
• Cooling device company opening plant in Fort Wayne
• Search finds no clues in woman's disappearance
• Indy man electrocuted trying to steal copper wire
• Wabash River bridge linking Ind., Ill. demolished
• IOSHA to investigate man crushed by forklift
• Ind. Democrats plan online push over GOP agenda
• Ind. Historical Society to re-enact RFK speech
• Indiana's chief public defender to retire in May
• House Republicans to present Ind. budget proposal
• 49 days of prayer start for Dalai Lama's nephew
• Boy, 4, fatally shot to death at SE Indiana home
• Clarksville police chief received threats
• Panel OKs plan to cut Ind. corporate tax rate
• Purdue says 2 students hurt in small plane crash
• Prosecutors say woman let daughter be held hostage
• Ind. man approved for rare face transplant surgery
• Push on to bar Ind. Planned Parenthood contracts
• Report: Grand jury reviews White allegations
• Chinese company plans to build plant in Indiana
• Ind. treasurer set to launch challenge to Lugar
• Universities, refugees fuel Indiana's Asian growth
• 170 Johnson County residents named to Ivy Tech-Columbus Dean’s List for fall semester
• Ind. Senate panel OKs bills for teacher merit pay
• 54 Jennings County residents named to Ivy Tech-Columbus Dean’s List for fall semester
• 107 Jackson County residents named to Ivy Tech-Columbus Dean’s List for fall semester
• 106 Decatur County residents named to Ivy Tech-Columbus Dean’s List for fall semester
• Lawmaker drops plan to hike marriage fees
• 17 Brown County residents named to Ivy Tech-Columbus Dean’s List for fall semester
• 15 Hope residents named to Ivy Tech-Columbus Dean’s List for fall semester
• 216 Bartholomew County residents named to Ivy Tech-Columbus Dean’s List for fall semester
• Foes stall Indiana bill on child care ministries
• Fair Finance bankruptcy trustee sues ex-secretary
• Ex-FBI technician admit false statement charge
• Indy parking meters to take credit cards in March
• Purdue: 1 student critical, 1 serious after crash
• Vote could come Wednesday on Indiana voucher plan
• Ind. hunters set record for third straight year
• Secretaries of state to gather in Indy in 2013
• $18 million downtown Fort Wayne project gets OK
• Police: Man kills boyfriend, rolls body in carpet
• Bloomington Tibetan center prays for Norbu family
• Small plane crashes in rural Tippecanoe County
• Indiana ports: Shipments up 8 percent to 7.7M tons
• Ind. Senate panel advances marijuana, meth bills
• Indiana House OKs amendment banning gay marriage
• GOP-led panel tweaks Daniels' school voucher bill
• Fire marshal investigating fatal fire in Hammond
• Notre Dame OKs film about bus crash survivor
• Panel backs bill on tracking meth ingredients
• Proposal to study Ind. marijuana laws advances
• Fired city worker sues former East Chicago mayor
• Ind. Sen. committee passes sentencing reform bill
• Ind. launches $250K ad blitz for Ill. businesses
• Judge sentences ex-Ind. worker for shotgun blast
• Ind. Lincoln portrayer to address state Senate
• Union sets Ind. Statehouse protest GOP proposals
• N. Ind. woman sentenced on embezzlement charge
• IU researchers seek study participants from 1986
• Small plane makes belly landing near Danville
• Bill would send taxpayer cash to private schools
• Prosecutor: Evidence will hold up in 1989 slaying
• Record Indiana meth lab seizures in 2010
• Judge dismisses 4 Fort Wayne cops from lawsuit
• Nursing home head: Snowy streets put lives at risk
• Final ex-Carmel player pleads guilty in assault
• Inspectors find tobacco sales to minors declining
• Supporters rally to keep Evansville arena standing
• Ind. Tech offering some Ivy Tech grads price break
• Cline Avenue ramp imploded as demolition begins
• Ind. winemakers honored by state's wine industry
• Fort Wayne saving some of its brick-paved streets
• Daniels keeping quiet on Ind. immigration bill
• Police report murder-suicide in Chesterfield
• Police: Man, 21, killed ex's new boyfriend, 17
• Ind. speaker: Daniels 'hands on' with Legislature
• Ind. college promotion group offers cash contests
• Old federal building gets new life as ISU college
• Bill would reduce tuition aid to veterans' kids
• Angola put on National Register of Historic Places
• Ind. community lacks funds to replace town hall
• Aggressive education agenda spurs war of words
• Census: Rural counties continue to lose population
• New arts alliance in Indiana moves forward
• Smuggled smart phones open Internet to inmates
• 3 arrested in connection with boy's hit-skip death
• Authorities: Cigarettes put Huq at murder scene
• Young Egyptians in Indy celebrate Mubarak ouster
• House could vote on same-sex marriage amendment
• New Indiana maps reveal lakes' murky depths
• Bloomington program aims to get homeless working
• NW Ind. shelters look for solutions as needs grow
• Economy keeping many Ind. students in college
• NE Ind. officials to decide where to put cannon
• Ind. amputee school helps patients regain control
• Indiana woman guides big hauls as pilot driver
• Man wanted in Indiana killing arrested in India
• Parole officer for man charged in slaying is fired
• Plan to eliminate Ind. township boards advances
• Carmel 3rd-graders giving blankets to police
• Syracuse, Ind., woman, 97, freezes to death
• Gary leaders don't believe size of city's decline
• Senate panel OKs plan to make tox lab independent
• Fliers cause ruckus on IU campus
• Longtime Indy speedway voice Tom Carnegie dies
• Senate committee OKs plan to change toxicology lab
• Cat survives being shot with arrow, bitter cold
• Shows to go on at Ind. theater despite fire
• Ind. school district gets tough on immunizations
• Daniels in Washington for conservatives conference
• Gary hopes first film festival leads to encores
• Ex-Rep. Souder to teach at Trine U.
• Elkhart officer fired after sex coercion claim
• Ind. moving ahead with plan to fix jobless fund
• Ind. Senate panel advances nuclear incentive bill
• Census: Home vacancies follow job losses in Ind.
• Environmentalists sue to halt I-69 construction
• 2010 census: C. Ind. grows the most, Gary shrinks
• Daniels says he'd have support in presidential run
• Hundreds evacuated in fire at NW Indiana theater
• Jackson museum group gets another extension
• Hundreds evacuated during fire at NW Ind. theater
• Police lock down Indy campus after robbery attempt
• Defendant who fled courtroom still ends up in jail
• Ind. Guard helicopter damaged in hard landing
• Private company to build in South Bend's tech park
• Indy plans to demolish eyesore by Ind. Fairgrounds
• Ind. woman freezes to death near cemetery
• Ind. reports big gains in percent passing AP exams
• US seeks rehiring of fired pro-union store worker
• Panel back Ind. immigration crackdown bill
• Lawmakers start work on teacher merit pay bill
• Retired Indiana bishop treated for prostate cancer
• Indiana panel OKs early graduation scholarship
• Damage to Indy airport canopy worse than expected
• $46.5M share of lottery prize still unclaimed
• South Bend police waited to report beating
• Third-graders to be held back if they can't read
• Indy library supporters eye income tax revenue
• Police: Ind. man shot cat 21 times with BB gun
• Ind. courthouse gets makeover, historical touches
• Bill hikes marriage fees unless couples take class
• Ind. proposal would say life begins at conception
• N. Ind. police officer fired after theft plea
• Carbon monoxide cited in homeless man's death
• Probation officials question cost of sentence bill
• Ind. among 11 states with widespread flu outbreaks
• Indiana lawmakers eye cutting corporate taxes
• Prosecutor: ex-sheriff won't face criminal charge
• Peace college calls police after finding grenade
• Indiana survey finds support for teacher merit pay
• State issues wastewater permit for ArcelorMittal
• Excerpts from recent Indiana editorials
• IU researcher studies foreclosures' impact on kids
• Judge rejects plea deal in woman's torture
• Gary to pay $170,000 to settle beating lawsuit
• Indy woman charged with running over officer
• N. Ind. landfill to be reused as county park
• IU researcher studies foreclosures' impact on kids
• Police: $500,000 worth of pot seized on toll road
• Indiana teachers to rally at Statehouse
• Ex-deputy jailed for driving drunk in squad car
• Jury to decide whether police used excess force
• Indiana House passes bill to expand vote centers
• Indiana man accused of trapping, skinning bobcats
• New Castle building's roof collapses under ice
• GOP takes another shot at gay marriage amendment
• Daniels, GOP governors ask for health care changes
• Ice causes Indy airport garage canopy to collapse
• Ind. House budget leader expects plan next week
• Muncie's mayor optimistic after trip to Turkey
• Federal grand jury seated in Evansville
• Hammond plans to hire 10 more police officers
• Porter Co. courthouses to offer cell phone lockers
• Daniels adds Montgomery portrait to office gallery
• GOP takes another shot at gay marriage amendment
• Indiana House panel set to present budget plan
• Crown Point to build $12 million downtown library
• Ind. recognizing family farms of 100 years or more
• Mourdock says he's made decision about Senate run
• Audit: 2 tenured faculty members stole from Purdue
• Woman in 50s killed in Indianapolis trailer fire
• Improvements to Ind. welfare intake being noticed
• British filmmaker documents Kokomo's turnaround
• Ind. landfills could face fines over tainted soil
• Ind. offers grants to help artists with projects
• Bill would limit school referendum campaigns
• U. of S. Indiana chosen for China partner program
• Ind.'s promised scholarships caught in budget bind
• Ind. charter school's overhaul may become the norm
• Indiana schools deal with gay bullying concerns
• Snow triggers dozens of crashes in Indy area
• Trustee hands ex-mayor setback on bankruptcy
• Porter County pays to study 911 dispatch system
• Official: Chaotic environment at Muncie Central
• Former Sen. Bayh to speak at Notre Dame
• Ind. lawmaker pushes Sunday sales of alcohol, cars
• Camp Atterbury leader expects no client shortage
• IU teams with NASA for Mars research planning
• Campaign urges Indiana drinkers to try Traminette
• Bill would expand powers of campus police officers
• School spending reports don't show full story
• Ind. school teaches about food through worms
• ID released of E. Ind. man who died in standoff
• Snow, ice collapses Noblesville warehouse roof
• Ind. officer's lawyer seeks dismissal of charges
• Family buries Ind. officer who was fatally shot
• BP delays startup of part of Ind. refinery to 2013
• Gov. Daniels in Dallas, but won't stay for game
• Ind. deputy stabbed trying to arrest rape suspect
• Man charged in Ind. confinement case gets 46 years
• Ind. agency releases teacher evaluation model
• Duke restores power to nearly all Ind. customers
• Snow-laden roof of Ind. training center collapses
• Purdue poised to cancel coal-fired power plant
• Indianapolis schools closed for 4th straight day
• Vectren reminds customers of energy tax credits
• Panel OKs criminal checks on Ind. medical workers
• Indiana plans Reagan celebration at Statehouse
• State employees gathering food to help the needy
• N. Ind. county plans to charge parents of truants
• School bus, 4 other vehicles crash in Elkhart
• Tighter rules for Ind. scholarship program advance
• Police: SUV plows into Ind. restaurant, injures 10
• Indiana goes from snow and ice to frigid cold
• 24 Ind. hospitals sue feds over Medicaid funding
• Man arrested after fleeing police on snowmobile
• APNewsBreak: Delph gets note citing Ariz. shooting
• Ind. expanding hybrid welfare fix to more counties
• Ind. House OKs bill to change alcohol ID policy
• Coroner: S. Ind. man froze to death in ice storm
• Ind. business' roof collapses under snow's weight
• Ind. power outages fall to about 20,000 customers
• Ind. audit finds mistakes that may affect verdicts
• Federal prosecutor from Evansville honored
• Senate panel could order study of marijuana laws
• Ind. data for redistricting expected next week
• IDEM OKs wastewater permit to US Steel Midwest
• Storm's blow glancing for much of Indiana
• Indiana OKs 26 percent Indianapolis water increase
• NW Ind. man dies clearing snow; car crash kills 2
• Indiana took in more revenue than expected in Jan.
• Bloomington doc's federal trial delayed to May 2
• Students run ad urging Daniels to seek presidency
• N Ind. officials await word on former depot's fate
• Rail extends suspension of service to S. Bend
• GOP businessman explores possible run for governor
• Winter storm that hit Ind. could have been worse
• Red Cross opens shelters for those without power
• Ind. colleges want $700 million for new buildings
• Ind.'s largest district calls off school
• Purdue, Indiana State closed by winter storm
• Storm cuts power to 16,000 in W. Indiana county
• N. Ind. drivers facing white-out conditions,
• Ind. Legislature calls again because of storm
• Storm dumps more than a foot of snow on N. Ind.
• 17 N. Ind. counties under snow emergencies
• Winter storm envelops Indiana with snow, ice, wind
• Orthopedics company Zimmer cuts N. Ind. jobs
• Driver sentenced in death of N. Ind. man on mower
• Private school won't buy Evansville high school
• At least 7 Indiana counties declare emergencies
• Ministers: Make Black History Month violence free
• Crashes on icy highways snarl Indiana travel
• Ind. watchdogs seek probe of Duke Energy plant
• Deadly bat fungus found in southern Indiana cave
• S. Bend mayor declares snow clearance emergency
• Guard troops, shelters ready if needed in Indiana
• Ice expected from storm could hit Indiana hard
• Ind. sues former sheriff, seeking missing money
• NW Ind. commuter rail adds cars because of snow
• Ind. immigration hearing postponed due to weather
• Police cars escort slain Ind. officer's hearse
• Drivers warned about icy roads across C. Ind.
• Sheriff says E. Ind. man killed self in standoff
• Help sought paying 4 victims' funeral expenses
• Ice storm worries close C. Ind. schools, colleges
• Indiana's storm outages centered on Terre Haute
• Ind. House, Senate cancel work due to ice storm
• Storm prompts flight cancelations at Indy airport
• Ind. braces for second wave of ice, snow
• Judge questions competency in Donnelly threat case
• INDOT: If signals don't work, it's a 4-way stop
• Ind. agencies preparing for winter storm's arrival
• Flights, classes canceled as Ind. braces for storm
• Mourners begin honoring slain Indianapolis officer
• Man accused of burning mom's house with her in it
• Ind. Senate panel gives OK to manure waste bill
• Missing N. Ind. priest tells police he is safe
• Meteorologist: S. Bend snowfall record likely safe
• Fort Wayne mayor announces re-election bid
• Former Ind. Sen. Bayh joining Washington law firm
• Services starting for slain Indianapolis officer
• Indianapolis police shoot driver after officer hit
• Evansville police seek man who tossed dog from car
• Indianapolis Super Bowl planners head to Texas
• All back to normal after small fire at Ind. jail
• Ind. lawmakers working fast on unemployment fund
• Ind. activists say wood boiler rules too weak
• Indy firefighters report downtown manhole blasts
• English-language bill advancing despite questions
• IU prof chosen to head American Folklore Society
• Women drive record applications at Rose-Hulman
• English-language bill advancing despite questions
• Ball State touted for research as funding drops
• Tea party targets popular Carmel mayor in primary
• Ind. 1-room schoolhouse reopens with 3 students
• AA program designed to help Burmese immigrants
• GPS tracker makes navigation easier for the blind
• NE Ind. defense contractors, IPFW look to future
• Fire at Anderson jail causes temporary inmate move
• New Castle woman freezes after falling into ditch
• Ind. redistricting hearings expected around state
• ISU to restore iconic Normal Hall to former glory
• Most Indiana counties eligible for drought aid
• Ind. studies condition of its historic courthouses
• Purdue puts 2012 presidential debate quest on hold
• Loopholes give smoking ban bill a better chance
• Ind. State Police looking for hunting bow thief
• Indiana woman uses melted snow to make soap
• Ukulele players, clubs are multiplying in Indiana
• Settlement reached in boat accident that killed 2
• Prosecutors: Police justified in fatal shooting
• Ind. panel drafts new plan for combatting obesity
• Muffler store fire covers Ind. city with smoke
• Indiana Gov. Daniels to have rotator cuff surgery
• Ind. police officer struck by SUV; driver charged
• Utility lawyers question coal-gas plant timetable
• Ind. man has initial hearing in officer's slaying
• Pence tells Ind. crowd presidential talk humbling
• New S. Ind. prosecutor targets 'Meth Vernon'
• Student gets apology after told to alter singing
• Hartford City parts plant closing, idling 200-plus
• S. Ind. mayor wants nonprofits to chip in
• Ind. man due in court in officer's fatal shooting
• Former local Ind. trustee get 2 years for theft
• Bill would let Indiana utilities use rate formula
• Police say stray shot kills robbery suspect, 17
• Funeral Tuesday for slain Ind. police officer
• 1 of top Ind. House Dems won't seek re-election
• Text of letter from Ind. Rep. Pence to supporters
• Judge rules in favor of illegal immigrants' kids
• Ind. girl's national anthem rendition stirs flap
• Gas leak shut off, East Chicagoans allowed home
• Daniels gets update on Fort Wayne-Lafayette road
• Gas leak forces hundreds from East Chicago homes
• Slain Indy officer's body taken to morgue
• 3 men pull women from car just before train hits
• Ind. county could face layoffs over proposed cuts
• Bill would allow Ind. takeover of troubled cities
• Board recommends keeping Ind. tourist town dry
• Bill extends benefits for slain officers' spouses
• N. Indiana man charged with threatening Donnelly
• Ind. panel OKs bill limiting teacher bargaining
• Organizers of fair party that let to killing sued
• Rep. Pence's deadline on political future looming
• Ind. court denies new trial for death row prisoner
• Biden touts advanced technology vehicles in Ind.
• Gates to speak at Notre Dame commencement in May
• 40-plus people seek to adopt abandoned Ind. baby
• Sony consolidates compact disc work at Ind. plant
• Sheriff, attorney want judge to set class for suit
• About 3,000 turn out to mourn slain S. Ind. family
• Ind. man sues airport over protest restriction
• Early Ind. graduation scholarship may clear hurdle
• Ind. estimates permanent detour could cost $70M
• Ind. House panel to vote on alcohol ID law repeal
• Ind. agency suspends suspect's parole officer
• Biden visit highlights growth of Ind. firm
• Ind. House OKs bill to ban texting while driving
• Ind. House panel backs unemployment payment cuts
• State senator: Should Indiana legalize marijuana?
• Indiana jobless rate drops to 9.5 percent
• Woman stepping out for cigarette finds baby in box
• Former Lake Co. township trustee stays in prison
• Fire destroys downtown Indy apartment building
• Arizona-style immigration bill slated for hearing
• South Bend officials dismiss Newsweek report
• Historic SW Ind. house finds new owner
• Police: S. Indiana mother killed 3 children, self
• Blood drives to honor wounded Indianapolis officer
• Indiana police have suspect in double stabbing
• Ind. House exempts bars from proposed smoking ban
• Panel OKs bill to expand Indiana charter schools
• Ind. Legislature to take on unemployment insurance
• VP Joe Biden heading to Greenfield on Wednesday
• Indiana Univ. Health formally adopts new name
• UAW could eye Japanese auto plants in Indiana
• UAW could eye Japanese auto plants in Indiana
• Boy dies from hit-and-run on rural C. Ind. road
• Ex-O'Bannon aide enters Bloomington mayor's race
• Investigation into deaths of 4 at S. Ind. home
• Suburban Indianapolis picked for Mormon temple
• Indianapolis chief optimistic for wounded officer
• Researchers: Throwing helped modern humans evolve
• Vote expected Monday on Ind. charter school bill
• Fort Wayne holds contest to name new city hall
• Move to rename Valpo road after Reagan stalls
• Indianapolis police officer wounded in shooting
• Indiana groups work to lure business from Illinois
• Man writes book about 19th-century nun from Ind.
• Fundraiser honors wounded medic from Indiana
• Film director joining in IU Cinema dedication
• Goodrich seeking tax abatements at NE Ind. plant
• Economist: Good time to be an Indiana farmer
• S. Bend lab lets firms access research equipment
• Some big bills on back burner in Ind. Legislature
• Bosma says odds better for Ind. driver texting ban
• Economic experts say Indiana still has a long road
• Tea party activists ask US Sen. Lugar to retire
• Ind. police: Woman, 3 kids found dead were shot
• Former Ind. Sen. Bayh joins New York equity firm
• Purdue says students learn well by self-testing
• Ind. woman launches web site to honor veterans
• Shooting of champion dog riles Indiana community
• Demand rises for temporary housing in N. Indiana
• Ind. officials hopeful on Burmese population data
• Ind. program recognized for pancreatic transplants
• Ind. snack maker recalling Better Made Corn Pops
• Dry Indiana tourist town fights alcohol permit
• Up to 4 bodies found at scene of Ind. house fire
• Homeless shelters fill up amid severe cold
• Ind. woman dies after train strikes her van
• Gary runway extension work to begin by July
• Indiana flu season ramping up rapidly
• Dry N. Ind. tourist town fights alcohol permit
• 3 fatally shot in Gary, 4-year-old girl spared
• Ind. orders 2 stations to stop selling fuels
• S. Ind. city's fountain may get high-tech upgrade
• Lawsuits: Ind. school district ignored abuse
• Police find 35 meth labs inside N. Ind. shed
• Residency rule for IU trustees clears Ind. House
• Indiana Statehouse gets visitors from Washington
• Commissioners say no to ghost hunters' visit
• Civil War statue may move back to downtown Elkhart
• 3 funeral-bound relatives die in snowstorm crash
• S. Bend man fatally shot in standoff with police
• Ind. lawmakers put vote center bill on fast track
• Purdue weighs joining wind farm partnership
• Rocker Mellencamp files for divorce in Ind.
• Ind. lawmakers consider repealing alcohol ID bill
• Vandalism-plagued N. Ind. park is hit again
• Ind. boy, 3, found alone on bus in parking lot
• Ind. man gets 55-year sentence in wife's slaying
• Purdue planning new campus residence hall
• New tax court judge begins work this week
• Ban on synthetic marijuana clears Ind. panel
• IU celebrates award for immersion teaching project
• Longtime Rep. Fry wants to be Mishawaka mayor
• Man, 20, charged with murdering daughter, 1 month
• Pet resuscitation kits donated in Elkhart County
• Smoking ban bill clears Ind. House committee
• S. Ind. bridge tolling opponents want more changes
• Ind. recyclers get grant for 2012 Super Bowl
• Ind. House panel backs texting ban for all drivers
• Eastern Indiana utility may turn trash into power
• Anderson investors plan $6 million ballpark
• Bill would make Ind. schools start after Labor Day
• Man gets 3 years in cemetery scheme
• DanielsÂ’ budget proposal wouldn't cut hearing aids
• Family Dollar Stores to build facility in NE Ind.
• Ind. couple charged for disrupting basketball game
• Icy conditions, crashes slow commutes in Indiana
• Indiana U. student from Conn. dies at fraternity
• Ind. college honors King with 40 Days of Peace
• Ind. police: Man fatally beat boy for not eating
• Ex-officer gets home detention for sexual battery
• IU student dies after falling ill at frat house
• Slippery conditions, crashes close eastbound I-70
• Ind. health chief wants local agencies teaming up
• Lawmakers take up parts of Daniels' schools plan
• Indiana doctors to help seniors avoid scams
• Mother, boyfriend charged in 2-year-old's death
• Tree-cutting accident kills Indiana bus driver
• Pence visits Ind. Statehouse while mulling future
• Health chief: Ind. needs more trauma center access
• Ind. House panel head expects few budget changes
• Duke CEO says friend got former Ind. regulator job
• Ivy Tech Visual Communications Gallery hosts exhibit of American Society of Media Photographers
• Ind. man pleads guilty to murder in boss' killing
• Sen. Richard Lugar to seek re-election in 2012
• Ind. student arrested for alleged school threat
• S. Ind. county assessing scope of its bedbug woes
• Ind. county uses beet juice concoction to melt ice
• Funding cuts hit about 100 older NW Ind. residents
• Aircraft maintenance company plans Grissom site
• Evansville cancer patient weds 2 days before dying
• Ind. House panel hears governor's plan for budget
• Planned quarry blast causes alarm near Muncie
• Child badly hurt when Amish buggy hit in S. Ind.
• Ind. police backing cold medicine prescriptions
• Lawmakers want to keep funding for Lincoln theater
• Ind. police backing cold medicine prescriptions
• New veterans clinic on track in NW Indiana
• IU fraternities postpone events after medical call
• AM General cutting 300 jobs at N. Ind. factory
• S. Ind. woman ordered to pay $157,000 restitution
• Bill would allow 'Don't Tread on Me' license plate
• Government seeks to evict couple from Dunes home
• Indiana senator proposes lowering corporate tax
• Israeli spy's father still seeks son's freedom
• Newspapers say Indiana townships inefficient
• Ind. drug court to use grant to boost graduations
• IU fan wants school's colors to return to red
• Rising foreign student numbers boost Ind. economy
• RV makers hope 2011 is year industry recovers
• Ind. project to teach marketable job skills
• Ind. couples rethink their wedding location
• Smart phone app helps tourists navigate Indy
• Ex-candidate charged with making threats in Ind.
• Ind. lawmakers working on details of voucher plan
• IU students help peers shop around for textbooks
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• Experts: No relief in sight for missing Ind. jobs
• Glitches in death registry anger grieving families
• Indiana family copes with sudden death of Marine
• Women's group in Ind. gives old clothes a new use
• SPJ board votes to shelve Helen Thomas award
• Man, 30, convicted in robbery-murder in Indiana
• Ind. senator wants Arizona-style immigration law
• Mistrial declared in case with missing defendant
• Daniels' budget would repeal hospital staff law
• Former W. Ind. town manager gets 2 years for theft
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• Ohio man faces 8 counts after sex with corpse
• Ivy Tech’s Janet Burton publishes article on Alcohol Withdrawal Syndrome
• Officer accused in fatal crash heads to court
• NW Ind. police arrest 2 after car strikes trooper
• Feds claim Gary man bilked Medicaid for $1.9M
• Pope names Mass. priest auxiliary bishop of Indy
• Ind. Dunes got record number of visitors in 2010
• Purdue: Winter wheat makes comeback in Indiana
• Daniels wants taxpayer refund if state funds grow
• Indiana AFL-CIO to fight unemployment benefit cuts
• Afghan teen who disappeared in Ind. OK in Canada
• Ind. utility reaches Clean Air Act settlement
• Daniels wants cuts to higher ed, Medicaid services
• Ind. Gov. Daniels speaking at DC Gridiron dinner
• New Ind. prisons chief, utility board member named
• Daniels education plan ignores early childhood
• Rep. Donnelly says plans depend on redistricting
• NE Ind. congressman now in Giffords' old offices
• Indiana rep. says he won't support anti-Sharia law
• Open telephone line to 911 foils home invasion
• NW Ind. county shuts down rodeo neighbors opposed
• Electric car to bring 70 new jobs to Elkhart
• Carmel officer faces review for actions with women
• Ind. wetland project wins national honors
• Ind.-Ky. bridge design entered in national contest
• Free smoke alarms available for deaf Hoosiers
• Indiana man who lost wife in Haiti quake returns
• Prosecutor refiles charge against Indy officer
• Ind. chief justice endorses sentencing changes
• Indiana lawmakers remain cool to township revamp
• Lawmakers: Exempt casinos from smoking ban plan
• Top Ind. military enlistee to retiree
• Ind court upholds conviction in officer's shooting
• Man says he didn't know woman was dead during sex
• Ind. Toll Road bans some trucks amid snow warning
• 2nd NW Ind. county investigates shots hitting cars
• Ind. panel gives initial OK to new deer rules
• IU law school dean to head law school group
• US attorney's office in the black last year
• I-69 lanes close near Anderson after semis crash
• Ind. Democrats say jobs should be top priority
• April 6 execution date for Ind. multiple killer
• Indianapolis stadium-convention board bounces back
• I-65 lanes reopened as snow tapers off in Indiana
• Panel advances bill to ban synthetic marijuana
• Man rescues pregnant woman attacked by dogs
• Bill would lift ban on booze at Indiana State Fair
• Winter storm snarls traffic throughout Indiana
• Fort Wayne withholds $200K in grants from Navistar
• NW Ind. couple claims $1M Mega Millions prize
• NE Ind. judge gets more security after threat
• NC teen freed after bomb threat guilty plea
• Ind. agencies investigate asbestos removal at site
• Daniels' annual speech could reach wider audience
• Ind. prosecutor to handle man's 3rd murder trial
• Children, 11 and 16, shot in Indianapolis drive-by
• Children, 11 and 16, shot in Indianapolis drive-by
• Ind. train-SUV crash kills 3 Mich. sisters, mom
• Indiana state trooper hit by fleeing car in chase
• Sen. Coats says Indiana should be model for US
• Advocates say most Hoosiers want school changes
• Larger Indianapolis convention center nears debut
• US Rep. Pence nears announcement on future plans
• Bill would let Ind. pharmacies to collect old meds
• Pence, Coats hope for no loss of public contact
• Top Democrat joins Indianapolis mayor's race
• Bill would allow vote centers in all Ind. counties
• IU admits calendar mistake for semester start
• South Bend digging out from 3-foot snowfall
• Top Democrat set to join Indianapolis mayor's race
• SE Ind. farmer pinned, killed under hay bale
• 4 people killed in NE Ind. when train hits SUV
• IU South Bend to convert commercial building
• Indiana's chief justice to address Legislature
• Push for sweeping school changes picking up steam
• Boy, 16, shot outside Ind. funeral for slain man
• Marketing students help Terre Haute nonprofits
• Purdue grad's 65-day flight to put focus on abuse
• Lawmaker wants homeowners to pay for pond safety
• Arts endowments rebound, but groups still cautious
• Museum shows Indiana natives who made it big
• Rare immune disease confines Indiana boy to home
• Indy Rep. Carson ups security after Ariz. shooting
• Tea party groups seek candidate to challenge Lugar
• S.Bend mayor calls snow emergency, 1st in 10 years
• Delaware Co. short of payment for justice center
• Despite population drop, Gary tops homicide rate
• Lawmakers to debate bans on smoking, mobile phones
• Columbus to begin razing 50 flood properties
• Ohio River's partially completed trail takes shape
• Ind. gym owner inspires young boxers to dream big
• Police: Kentucky woman killed in I-65 crash
• Man charged in fatal shooting of quarterback
• Plea deals dominate Indiana felony case outcomes
• Ind. agencies running low of winter heating aid
• Nearly 1,700 deer killed during Ind. park hunts
• Ind. trooper injured while investigating crash
• Copper thieves hit Ind. state police tower site
• Ind. county faces $2 million asbestos cleanup bill
• Fire spotted at Indianapolis church after service
• Angola hospital to build new space by fall 2012
• Convicted killer's ex-girlfriend reaches plea deal
• Security up at Ind. buildings after Md. incidents
• Ind. Senate panel to hear voter center bill
• Ind. library offers to house 19th century records
• Daniels: Expect no surprises in State of the State
• Lafayette installs downtown cameras for safety
• Evansville accepts $500M sewer cleanup agreement
• 2 killed in crashes on icy Indiana highways
• Ind. prosecutor faces complaint over comments
• Boy, 6, mistakenly turned over to child welfare
• Daniels: Speech isn't a sign of White House bid
• $9.5M ticket to Hoosier Lotto sold in Indianapolis
• Tippecanoe clerk won't perform marriage ceremonies
• 3 resign, 1 fired from Evansville convention board
• Clay, 75, wants 2nd term leading beleaguered city
• Ind. mayor denies ex-aide's harassment complaint
• Ind. House members pledge unity after rocky start
• Ind. beekeepers derail proposed bee restrictions
• Random pellet shots target Lake County cars, buses
• Man gets 15 months in scam targeting Lowe's stores
• Ind. retools deer hunting plans that upset hunters
• Inaugural set for new Ind. secretary of state
• Indiana House panel begins budget process
• Marsh to close stores in Shelbyville, Connersville
• Indianapolis police: 2 men shot to death in alley
• New Indiana members of Congress settle in to roles
• Ind. Legislature opens with right-to-work spat
• 3rd ex-Carmel basketballer sentenced in assault
• 'Mistake' freed convict now suspected in Ind. rape
• Fired Ind. gaming investigator takes plea deal
• N. Ind. boy, 12, gets 25 years for role in slaying
• Muslim group urges rejection of anti-Sharia bill
• N. Ind. living history village gets state grant
• Indiana to celebrate centennial of Reagan's birth
• Lawmakers return to Statehouse for 2011 session
• Evansville mayor won't seek election to 3rd term
• Family urges board not to parole deputy's killer
• Schools chief, union head recruit mentors for kids
• Indiana took in more revenue than expected in Dec.
• Indianapolis native Klain leaving as Biden aide
• In down economy, women's shelters find more demand
• Laid-off Gary firefighter panhandling for money
• Burst water pipe floods Anderson theater basement
• Greasy backup into homes appears linked to plant
• High volume slowed Ind. jobless benefits website
• Library of Congress exhibit to visit Indiana
• Ind. Gov. Daniels win fiscal responsibility award
• Ind DNR seeks tips on shooting of peregrine falcon
• Indiana prosecutor arrested in attack on woman
• Body found in Purdue pond during search for woman
• Group for gay teens drops lawsuit against BMV
• Police: Woman ate rat poison before giving birth
• NW Ind. residents await report on bridge options
• Ind. city praises solar-powered trash compactors
• Family sues over basketball team's haircut policy
• Former US House hopeful Walorski unsure of future
• Stains on boats in NW Ind. marina remain mystery
• Republican says she won't run for Evansville mayor
• Ind. license plates now mailed to drivers' homes
• Man barricades self in C. Ind. home with in-law
• Ind. lawmaker wants to eliminate judge age limit
• United Way of Bartholomew County has new home
• N. Ind. museum plans display on namesake astronaut
• 2 firefighters hurt in Evansville church blaze
• Space heater blamed for house fire; 5 cats killed
• Indianapolis police seeks leads in QB's killing
• Screaming rooftop woman leads officers to killing
• Deal keeps bank's offices in downtown South Bend
• Historic status sought for Ind.'s Michigan Road
• US attorney job poses challenges for Hogsett
• Group's Indiana ad campaign backing school choice
• Fort Wayne mayor gives up on casino referendum
• S. Ind. town plans flood-prevention project
• Ind. man keeps elaborate records of hitchhiking
• Statehouse walls are palette for Indiana history
• Ind. license branches no longer renewing plates
• Fire at Muncie home kills at least 8 cats
• Police car headed to crash strikes Michigan man
• Some against plan for Fort Wayne magnet school
• Ind. town selling site shared with ice cream shop
• Ind. lawmakers to face tough budget decisions
• Group working to maintain WWII writer's legacy
• Organic meat plant expects to stay in business
• Culinary teacher helps students make good food
• At 84, Indiana volunteer continues to stay busy
• DNA database links inmate to 2 Ind. slayings
• Autopsy planned for baby girl found in Ind. home
• Sign put up at scene of Ind. officer's fatal crash
• Embattled Ind. prosecutor plans new business
• Indiana workshop builds classic style Batmobiles
• Governor wants revamped Ind. teacher evaluations
• E-mails show Duke's concerns about Ind. plant cost
• Deal falls through for closed Ind. Colgate plant
• 2 die of carbon monoxide poisoning in N. Ind.
• Toll booth removed from Wabash River bridge
• Officials say nature will repair Ind. Dunes damage
• Daniels names Wilson new DNR law enforcement chief
• Purdue's Annie's Project sessions open Jan. 13
• Notre Dame scientist works on brain injury meds
• 26 Ind. communities receiving block grants
• Ind. Medicaid cuts likely to be followed by more
• Wal-Mart stops selling kids CD with profanities
• Ind. deputy shot when officer's gun discharged
• Barn fire kills horses, dogs, raccoons in NW Ind.
• Magnitude 3.8 earthquake rattles N Central Indiana
• Not guilty pleas in Ind. wastewater operation
• Magnitude 4.2 earthquake rattles N Central Indiana
• Ind. inmate charged with starting fire in cell
• Marine killed in Afghanistan laid to rest in Ind.
• Daniels appoints new judges in 2 Indiana counties
• Illness delays ex-IURC attorney's ethics hearing
• Ind. mom charged; authorities await ID of dead boy
• Developer gets 2 more weeks for N. Ind. project
• 13 companies to pay for Ind. oil processor cleanup
• Ind. governor, lawmakers eyeing insurance fund
• Former Hammond band director sentenced to 30 years
• Ind. to stop mailing out state income tax forms
• Ind. woman gets 4 years for neglecting 3 kids
• Vigil held for Ind. police officer slain in 1990
• Police: Ind. girl left outside on Christmas Eve
• Ind. awards $70 million contract for I-69 project
• Union official: BF Goodrich modernizing Ind. plant
• Kokomo residents can swap discount weather radios
• Ind. partnership gets $400K grant to feed hungry
• Woman, 88, killed in fire at Indianapolis home
• Fire rekindles on Day 2, destroys S. Bend trailer
• Indiana GOP leaders propose right-to-work bills
• Emergency homeless shelter set up in Fort Wayne
• Gas prices hit 2-year high in Indiana at $3.08
• Man charged with pulling boy's teeth with pliers
• Indiana casino owner seeks 2011 bankruptcy exit
• Car crash into S. Indiana house kills driver
• Fire tears through C. Ind. meat processing plant
• MTV 'Teen Mom' star faces domestic battery charges
• Sprinkler causes water damage in IU Memorial Union
• Group seeks help toasting Ind. county's 200th year
• Holy Cross Col. president retiring after 18 years
• Bid to oust official proves costly to S. Ind. town
• New Ind. law bars electronics from regular trash
• Indianapolis homicides at 109, up from 102 in 2009
• Cause sought for barn fire that killed 4 horses
• Man with bulletproof vest shot by Ind. officers
• Little land left in Fort Harrison transition
• S. Bend businesses frustrated by US 31 uncertainty
• Ind.'s lawmakers seek to fix unemployment fund
• Ind. bill would allow cities to declare bankruptcy
• Little land left in Fort Harrison transition
• Ind. ethanol plant starts after long halt on work
• Funeral for Marine killed by bomb set in N. Ind.
• Man with bullet proof vest shot by Ind. officers
• S. Ind. town considers eliminating court
• Ivy Tech gaining closed Ind. State Police post
• Muncie locomotive plant looking for new hires
• E. Ind. hospital closing addiction program
• New N. Ind. auto auction owner plans spring sale
• $100M sought from investors for Ind. factory site
• N. Indiana mayor might derail train lease deal
• Indiana State set to renovate old federal building
• Daniels: Presidential hopefuls must address debt
• Program points Ind. workers to careers in steel
• Ind. man marries sweetheart despite deadly disease
• Ind. colleges upset with funding formula changes
• Tea partyers oppose Evansville gov't consolidation
• Wooden's hometown to share in remembrance of coach
• Rebuilding of S. Ind. city's Commons nears finish
• Indy police find 2 dead at apartment complex
• SW Ind. city prepares for annual watermelon drop
• Indiana University envisions high-tech corridor
• Ind. offering 'In God We Trust' plate to lawmakers
• New Ind. bishop wastes no time getting to work
• Burmese refugees in Ind. adapt to challenges
• W. Ind. park shows hollies come in many varieties
• Ind.'s oldest riverboat has seen ups, downs
• N. Ind. home rental cases goes to Supreme Court
• S. Ind. county OKs $3.5M for rebuilding courthouse
• Ind. museum puts mastodon bones up for adoption
• Road to Ind. casino strewn with crashes, deaths
• W. Ind. park shows hollies come in many varieties
• Fire misses TV host's classic car collection
• Ind. museum puts mastodon bones up for adoption
• Toyota adding full-time jobs at S. Ind. factory
• 2 teens rescued from S. Ind. lake out of hospital
• Brazil American Legion post closes after 70 years
• Wayne Co. historical museum plans to expand
• Plea entered in Knight Township theft case
• Court: Judge wrongly found grandmother killer sane
• Marine who grew up in Ind., SC dies in Afghanistan
• Daniels backing top aide as new Ind. GOP chairman
• New company taking over troubled Ind. insurer
• DNA tests find no sign of Asian carp at Ind. marsh
• Ex-Duke exec to face questioning over Ind. hiring
• New judge named to head Indiana Tax Court
• Police had checked on boy possibly dead for year
• C. Indiana mayor faces grief over his snow plow
• C. Ind. man gets 55 years for killing brother
• Ind. continues with jump in whooping cough cases
• Marine who grew up in Ind., SC dies in Afghanistan
• Jeweler holds fundraising raffle for Dyer infant
• Iowa teen dies after fall into icy Indiana lake
• Head-on crash in S. Ind. leaves 2 drivers dead
• Feds in Ind. break up large drug-trafficking ring
• Indiana reports state's 1st flu death of season
• Ind. mom says she hid young son's body for a year
• Crotchfelt named publisher of Indianapolis Star
• Plan seeks more business near Indianapolis airport
• Ivy Tech nears take over county's events center
• IU fires staffer charged in anti-Jewish vandalism
• Ex-tax preparer in NW Ind. pleads guilty to fraud
• Fort Wayne police say boy's body hidden for year
• Ind. couple charged in death of paraplegic man
• Ind.: Pastrick bankruptcy shouldn't stop seizures
• Remains of a small child found in Fort Wayne home
• Most Ind. state workers to see pay raise in 2011
• Bigger Indianapolis convention center set to open
• Man sentenced in shooting of Ind. postal carrier
• Parts supplier NTN adding 115 jobs at Ind. plant
• Fast-growing C. Ind. town moves toward city vote
• Shooting kills 1 at Ind. State Fairgrounds party
• Credit card processor plans S. Ind. expansion
• Ex-worker pleads guilty in NW Ind. office shooting
• Indiana U. creates advanced Swahili program
• Ind. awaits census data, debate over redistricting
• Flammable residue blamed in South Bend explosion
• Ind. Lt. Gov. Skillman says she won't seek top job
• Indiana's graduation rate improves to 84 percent
• Man fatally shot by Fort Wayne police
• Ind. woman gets 45-years for ax killing of husband
• Charities surprised by $6M from E. Ind. couple
• Outgoing Bayh says public service is in his future
• Fort Wayne newspaper closing Washington office
• Conseco name staying on Indianapolis arena
• Charities surprised by $6M from E. Ind. couple
• Girl, 12, killed walking along Indianapolis road
• S. Indiana officer shoots man in confrontation
• Startup Manchester pharmacy school gets $35M gift
• US attorney for N. Ind. collects $17.5M in debts
• IU locating art and design center in Columbus
• Motel's a place to sleep, not home for family of 6
• Conservationists blast Newport depot reuse plan
• Some of Ind.'s best-paid employees do several jobs
• Citizens panel to monitor redistricting process
• Indiana teachers say young students need attention
• Economy inspires Ind. couple to enroll at Purdue
• Last Ind. World War II Medal of Honor winner dies
• Former East Chicago mayor files bankruptcy
• Republican wins recount for Indiana House seat
• Burt Reynolds appears in Indiana variety show
• Automated toll system set for Wabash River bridge
• Unemployed Hoosiers qualify for extended benefits
• Dog that defied odds teaches about pet ownership
• S. Ind. county's museum faces becoming history
• Ind. county gets check back - 127 years later
• Ind. man uses vegetable oil instead of diesel fuel
• Ind. church members embrace 'quaint' service
• Indiana living history museum gets national honor
• Lt. gov. mulling run for Indiana's top job
• Indiana schools hope to avoid cuts in next budget
• Ind. county under fire for nativity display
• Suspect in Ind. anti-Jewish vandalism surrenders
• Ind. woman gets 7 years for taking Christmas gifts
• Ind. man kills girlfriend's mother, himself
• Indianapolis panel: Officer used excessive force
• Ind. county won't own ethanol plant after all
• Purdue, Wabash team up for dual degree program
• Bill would ban texting while driving
• Man convicted of 7 murders before Ind. high court
• Toxic chemical releases down 18 percent in Indiana
• State reaches deal on coal gasification plant
• Ind. governor says he'd sign statewide smoking ban
• Ind. man sentenced to 189 years for 3 killings
• Billionaire's widow removed as estate trustee
• Ind. college to get $5.5 million from 4 trustees
• Ind. Rep. Hill says he won't seek office in 2012
• First cars roll out of N. Ind. electric car plant
• Mass transit plan gets Indy panel's early support
• Storms cause severe erosion at Indiana Dunes
• Lilly Endowment awards Purdue center $6.3 million
• Ind. economy recovers slowly but faster than some
• Indianapolis schools warn 150 officials about jobs
• Ind. may cut Medicaid services to check costs
• Officer's imprisoned killer ordered to pay $5M
• Ind. reaches prison expansion deal with company
• Daniels endorses findings of criminal code review
• Bayh urges more cooperation in Senate farewell
• Ivy Tech taking over 13-story Indianapolis hotel
• Indiana GOP chairman stepping down after 5 years
• Workers find drugs, ammo at old jail in S. Ind.
• Wind rips down screen at NW Ind. drive-in theater
• Ivy Tech taking over 13-story Indianapolis hotel
• Ex-Bayh spokesman to run for Terre Haute mayor
• Solar panel maker gets loan for Ind., Colo. plants
• Ind. man sentenced in fiancé's wedding day death
• Fire marshal: Clear snow from around fire hydrants
• Challenge grant offered to Lincoln group
• LaGrange attorney Glick to take Ind. Senate seat
• Police: Man wanted by feds shot outside Ind. bar
• Suspect named in IU anti-Jewish vandalism attack
• Ind. Dems to hold 2012 convention in Fort Wayne
• Man dies in South Bend recycling station explosion
• Ind. relaxes fishing rules to aid shallow lake
• Indianapolis sued over fatal crash with officer
• State seeks to seize former mayor's belongings
• Mortgage company plans larger C. Ind. headquarters
• Retailer closing 700-worker warehouse in Indiana
• Clean up progresses in NW Ind. as snow continues
• N. Ind. town's librarian retiring after 69 years
• Ivy Tech-Columbus sponsors second annual Run for the Ivy
• Indiana Beekeeping School slated for January 14, 15 at Ivy Tech-Columbus
• Man found dead of apparent exposure in SW Ind.
• GM considering Fort Wayne plant for $230M project
• Roads reopen in NW Indiana after drifts cleared
• Man found dead in vacant building at VA hospital
• Purdue opens first electric vehicle charge station
• Supporters seeking new use for Evansville arena
• Small C. Ind. district tops state in transfers
• Collections from mall's Santa set reported stolen
• Snow drifts strand drivers overnight in NW Indiana
• No South Shore service cuts, fare hikes in 2011
• Man convicted in 7 murders appeals life sentence
• Groups to discuss Ind. charity gambling rules
• Northern Indiana braces for 16-20 inches of snow
• Man stabs wife to death at home, dies in crash
• Law change eyed to help Indiana casinos compete
• Stewart offers Ind. land for research, hunting
• Former Indiana children's home finds new mission
• Bayh says he will not run for governor in 2012
• Doughnut maker joins rank of startup hopefuls
• Ind. high schools to expand college credit options
• IU's health care budget could be $25 million short
• Donations down in Salvation Army red kettles
• Virtual visitors to see Valparaiso a century ago
• Small Ind. airports urged to toughen security
• Rx for meth epidemic: Prescription for cold meds?
• Ind. prison's green initiative saves more than $1m
• Program helps student literacy with letter system
• Ind. program trains employees with disabilities
• Insurer covering baby's surgery after Ind. denial
• Purdue fraternity suspended for alcohol violation
• SUV strikes Indy school bus; no serious injuries
• 5 Ind. journalists to be honored by Hall of Fame
• Supreme Court reduces sentence increased on appeal
• Theater draws fire after taking baby's sippy cup
• Duke exec resigns after flap, gets $10M package
• Priest sentenced in $2.7M real estate scheme
• Police: Mother sought friend's help with dead baby
• Hundreds attend funeral for S. Indiana soldier
• Police arrest Indianapolis man in double slaying
• Ind. lawmaker files bill to soften alcohol ID rule
• Former National Guard armory turned over to school
• Massa named Alcohol & Tobacco Commission chairman
• US indicts 19 in Indiana, Chicago meth probe
• Indiana State Fair votes to continue 17-day run
• Ivy Tech Columbus among fastest growing campuses
• Appeals court approves LED billboard in Valparaiso
• Appeals court approves LED billboard in Valparaiso
• Demoted Indy assistant chief intends to sue
• Study: Most Hoosiers live paycheck to paycheck
• Gary council votes to seek higher property taxes
• Ind. counterfeiter sentenced to probation
• Ind. counterfeiter sentenced to probation
• Ind. court upholds man's conviction for suspension
• Ind. LG collects 40,000 holiday cards for troops
• Police: Drunk man was watching sex video, driving
• Whistleblower suit cites Rolls plane engine flaws
• Former Gary wastewater treatment operator charged
• Gov. Daniels' education agenda includes vouchers
• South Bend mayor won't seek 4th term in office
• Ind. trustee's $200K library plan stirs conflict
• Gary council votes to seek higher property taxes
• Judge orders $15M to Ind. crash victim's family
• GOP's Coats spends $4.5M to win Ind. Senate race
• Founder of Ind. farm equipment maker dies at 100
• Cost jumps for S. Indiana city's planned canal
• Solar panel maker plans starting C. Ind. facility
• 3 teenagers arrested in Anderson shooting deaths
• Bill would suspend officeholders facing felonies
• Breeder of seized dogs to stop selling in Indiana
• Allen Co. wants help from state funding 911 center
• Commission to hear motion to dismiss challenge
• Martin president leaves, search on for replacement
• Indiana nursing homes pay $376K in Medicaid case
• Wheel refurbishing plant to open in NE Indiana
• NW Ind. city faces layoff of 31 firefighters
• GOP renews fight in Ind. secretary of state race
• Bloomington mayor decries recent anti-Jewish acts
• Ex-Ind. state police commander in court on charges
• Registration ongoing for Ivy Tech-Columbus/Franklin spring semester classes
• Over 25 Ivy Tech-Columbus spring semester classes offered in North Vernon; registration ongoing
• Nearly 20 Ivy Tech-Columbus spring semester classes offered in Nashville; registration ongoing
• Nearly 20 Ivy Tech-Columbus spring semester classes offered in Greensburg; registration ongoing
• Top Duke executive resigns over Indiana e-mails
• Ind. court to hear case arguments at high school
• Longtime Ind. Senate leader Harrison dies at 79
• Early winter cold, snow moves across Indiana
• Man shot outside nightclub near Purdue campus
• Rescuer falls through ice trying to reach dog
• Mishawaka business owner lays himself off
• Errors found in 3 of 26 Indiana toxicology tests
• Lawsuit alleges discrimination against NIPSCO
• Agnostic Ind. man: Religious bias affected custody
• Greenfield schools welcome iPad use in classroom
• Indiana charities struggling to meet demand
• Courthouse renamed for Ind. Supreme Court justice
• Arrest in 2008 Monticello slaying eases fears
• Indy police clear 2 officers in clash with trooper
• Bloomington to charge fees for out-of-county pets
• Artisan restores historic creche in downtown Indy
• Ind. ratings method frustrates struggling schools
• Conner Prairie to open new Civil War exhibit
• Indiana business owner lays himself off
• Trial date set for Ind. man charged in baby death
• Deal requires Ind. jail to try to prevent suicides
• Ind. man pleads in wreck that killed 2 HS students
• Ex-BMV chief to avoid jail time under court deal
• Indy mayor: I'm ready to announce re-election bid
• Judge OKs plan to distribute Schrenker's assets
• Indianapolis scouts camp fire blamed on chemicals
• Ind. United Way group nears reopening after fire
• Poll: public lukewarm on more Ind. charter schools
• Woman dies in chemical explosion in NE Indiana
• C. Ind. man pleads guilty in older brother's death
• Plea deal reached in S. Ind. courthouse bomb plot
• Friend: slain soldier found purpose in military
• Police say I-65 crash in NW Indiana kills 2 people
• Military contractor cuts jobs at N. Ind. facility
• Teen killed running across N. Ind. rail crossing
• Ivy Tech, IPFW offering students dual enrollment
• Scabies outbreak leads to visitor ban at Ind. jail
• Library of Congress exhibit headed to Merrillville
• Man, 38, acquitted of South Bend triple stabbing
• Woman rescued from pond thanks Indy officers
• GM says it'll close down Indy plant in June
• World Bank President Zoellick to speak in Indiana
• Indiana revenue shows slight gains in November
• Growing Ind. welfare rolls require more workers
• Ind. city drops legal threat over water complaint
• Purdue professor weighing post-Nobel Prize options
• C. Ind. county clerk stopping courthouse weddings
• Brother: woman who faked funeral has addiction
• Several spend night in line for Palin in C. Ind.
• Palin signs books, greets fans in Indiana store
• N. Indiana mental health center cuts 50 jobs
• Baby makes sudden arrival in S. Ind. parking lot
• Rare book collection moves to former Ind. museum
• Ind. welfare hybrid fix due to expand in February
• Purdue scientist to discuss future of farming
• 'Marley' thief swipes jewelry from Indiana stores
• Indiana Blood Center: All types of blood needed
• Rising Medicaid costs mean service cuts likely
• More than 120 dogs seized in Greene County
• Man gets 10 years in Ind. robbery that left 4 dead
• Slick roads cause more than 100 accidents in Indy
• Vote set for Dec. 13 on Fishers city issue
• New push coming to allow Ind. Sunday alcohol sales
• Ind. agency reassigns ethics officer in Duke case
• Bad furnace venting blamed for 2 South Bend deaths
• Ex-Ind. attorney general plans run for Gary mayor
• Documentary on N. Ind. city set for TV premiere
• Ind. attorney general wants forfeiture law changed
• Explosives found at N. Ind. farm after man killed
• E. Ind. charged over fake funeral for daughter
• Riley Hospital set to move patients into new tower
• Deal reached over assets of N. Ind. doctor
• Owner of Ind. Marine's belongings to give them up
• Long-term jobless benefits set to expire this week
• State says online shoppers need to pay taxes
• Lawmakers wants to outlaw coyotes, foxes as bait
• 2 southern Ind. counties get anti-obesity funds
• Ex-GM plant in Ind. to be electronics company home
• Indianapolis man arrested in dentist's chair
• Recount scheduled in Monroe County tie vote
• Emergency training exercise held in Pendleton
• Family wants fallen Ind. Marine's belongings back
• Another anti-Semitic incident reported at IU
• Ind. lawmakers face choices to rein in prison cost
• Former Ind. state police commander faces 17 counts
• State memo says Ind. schools won't see budget cuts
• Ceremony marks progress on new Ohio River bridge
• Organic food company with big Ind. plans cuts jobs
• Purdue plans to expel fraternity over alcohol
• Ind. woman charged in 2009 crash that killed boy
• Plans made to rebuild at Indianapolis scouts camp
• Ex-officer admits false drugs report at Ind. jail
• Several IU students hit by burglars over holiday
• Semi rig runs over Ind. farm supply company owner
• Report: 'Dropout factories' on decline in US
• Court OKs police use of warrant with wrong address
• Anderson police investigate 2 suspicious deaths
• Panel to meet Sunday on secretary of state race
• Judge denies motion to dismiss school funding suit
• Ind. rabbi plans to use vandal's rock for Hanukkah
• Ex-treasurer of Ind. anti-crime group admits theft
• Lawmaker seeks to ensure upkeep of NW Ind. levees
• Ind. voter turnout up nearly 4 percent from 2006
• Plan would allow shifting cases among Ind. courts
• Poor attendance might doom Fort Wayne museum
• Worker burned by explosion at Indianapolis factory
• Cause unknown for death of C. Ind. deer hunter
• S. Ind.'s long dry spell raises water well worries
• Minister finds fire that damages Evansville church
• 2 South Bend men die of carbon monoxide poisoning
• Ind.'s oldest newspaper switches to morning cycle
• Miss America to speak at Ind. HIV awareness event
• Purdue to preserve early 20th century films
• Backyard farmers tend turkeys until dinnertime
• Ind. teen finds success with first book submission
• Carbon monoxide suspected in death of Ind. boy, 9
• Ind. lags other states in renewable energy rules
• Indiana groups to host high-speed rail conference
• US 31 bypass raises concern in small Indiana towns
• Lafayette group helps women with postpartum issues
• 'Harry Potter' sport catches on at US colleges
• Indiana family says pet dog mourns owner's death
• Former Gary, Ind., police chief dies at 68
• N. Ind. city to raze last home at former hatchery
• Indiana, Kentucky to break ground on new bridge
• Ind. soldier killed in Afghanistan laid to rest
• IURC opening draws mostly government executives
• Gary shelter to help homeless female veterans
• County eyes military corridor near Camp Atterbury
• Ind. still issuing permits under old water rules
• Indiana State Fair to toast soybeans in 2011
• Ind. could require casino money spending reports
• Police: girl recovering from serious BB gun wound
• Ind. reworks deer hunting rules after complaints
• Evansville zoo selling paintings done by its rhino
• New $20M medical center planned in C. Indiana
• Purdue band at front of Macy's parade lineup
• C. Indiana city nears sale of vacant GM factory
• Shoppers hit Ind. stores on cold Black Friday
• Police stop man holding child under water in tub
• Stained-glass skylight back in Goshen City Hall
• Indiana state trooper suspended over fight
• Police: Lebanon High janitor had sex with student
• Former Ind. woman, son thankful to get 2nd chance
• Washington could determine ethanol's Ind. future
• Group to fight on for closed Ft. Wayne school
• Few Indiana schools offer students CPR training
• Project aims to convert car exhaust to electricity
• Old National Bank selling downtown Evansville park
• $2.5M grant to help business at former Grissom AFB
• No moo at zoo: Dolphin calf born in Indy
• Police: Child shoots child in head with BB gun
• Judge to rule on special prosecutor for David Camm
• Report: E-mails raised doubts about IURC attorney
• Ind. won't cut subsidies for foster, adopted kids
• Indianapolis traffic judge suspended for 30 days
• Gas leak forces 2 hotels in N. Indiana to evacuate
• Electric car maker starts production at Ind. plant
• New owners set to reopen landmark Ind. restaurant
• Fire destroys building at Indianapolis scouts camp
• IU med students to help with Haiti cholera cases
• Poll: Indiana Gov. Daniels little known nationally
• Elkhart agency that helps seniors to remain open
• Ex-pastor going to prison for sex with girl, 16
• Jury finds Ind. teen guilty of killing sheepdog
• Obama greeted by friendly crowds on Indiana trip
• 75 percent of Ind. high schools miss standards
• Ind. AG says he'll defend accused prosecutors
• President Obama's visits to Indiana
• Ivy Tech-Columbus offers grant-funded training in Motoman robotics operation and programming
• Another transfer agreement reached between Ivy Tech-Columbus and IUPUC
• Ivy Tech-Columbus’ human services program escalating; articulations in place with IUPUI, Ball State University, Saint Mary of the Woods, and Trine University
• Obama lunches with Kokomo firefighters
• GOP Sen.-elect Coats welcomes Obama to Indiana
• Planned Red Skelton museum gets $1 million boost
• Indiana jobless rate drops below double digits
• Indiana Gov. Daniels skipping Obama's state trip
• Police say man had gun inside South Bend school
• Pence says Afghanistan situation improving
• Arsons to S. Ind. train trestles worry railroad
• Funeral set for Ind. soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Nearly 2 million new Ind court cases filed in 2009
• Ind. agency cutting walk-in service on documents
• Purdue gets $1.2M from US to boost organic farming
• USDA files complaint against Ind. cattle brokerage
• APNewsBreak: DOE unveils $50M loan to Indiana firm
• Ind. woman pleads guilty to ax killing of husband
• Indiana sees whooping cough infections on rise
• Rains lead to lifting of many Indiana burning bans
• Cause not yet know in death at C. Ind. motel fire
• Sarajevo bridge named for late Ind. congressman
• Man recovering from S. Ind. fireworks explosion
• Indiana Limestone company sold to Cleveland firm
• Compassion week' spurs donations in Indiana town
• APNewsBreak: DOE unveils $50M loan to Indiana firm
• Ind. student 1 of 32 from US named Rhodes Scholars
• IU project yields app to caution reckless drivers
• Ind. joins push to spot financial abuse in elderly
• Ad over city's water quality sparks S. Ind. spat
• Bloomington ends free distribution of leaf bags
• Historic funeral home could face wrecking ball
• Ind. schools prepare to administer ISTEP online
• Ind. woman plays piano and organ for 70 years
• Indiana volunteers try to cut school dropout rate
• Judge dismisses suit aimed at keeping school open
• Ind. firm sues prosecutors over seized assets
• GOP picks LaGrange lawyer for state Senate seat
• Mother of fallen Ind. soldier helping his platoon
• New USGS study finds mercury widespread in Ind.
• Ind. hospital welcomes back aviary lost to floods
• Some Ind. schools change parent-teacher meetings
• Retired Ind. professor supports future rail system
• Police end search of Indiana landfill for remains
• Ind. Libertarians happy with 2010 election results
• Man dies after falling from vehicle on interstate
• Warsaw merchants oppose downtown homeless shelter
• Obama to tour Chrysler plant during Kokomo visit
• MTV's 'Teen Mom' faces preliminary battery charges
• Ind. regulators: New US Steel permit is stricter
• Dems contest GOP Charlie White's eligibility
• Ind. man gets 40-year sentence for lawmaker attack
• W. Ind. city happy with campaign to oust crows
• Agency, team collecting 500K books for foster kids
• City's merchants oppose downtown homeless shelter
• Hatchery admits selling quarantined fish to Ind.
• NE Ind. officials celebrate courthouse restoration
• Court rejects N. Ind. political insider's appeal
• Ind. high court to hear case involving bank robber
• Lake Co. court building renamed for retiring judge
• Food packaging company closing SE Ind. factory
• Partners aim to collect 500K books for foster kids
• Pokagon Band, IUPUI sign cooperation agreement
• Indiana county plans suit over income tax demand
• Hoosier Lottery HQ moving to old auto dealership
• Sharpton blasts handling of Indianapolis beating
• S. Ind. town clerk sentenced for $370,000 fraud
• Coroner works to ID woman found dead at motel fire
• Carson elected to leadership post in black caucus
• Lugar opposes GOP Senate moratorium on earmarks
• Hospital asks court to silence critic of its care
• Sale of C. Ind. plant for solar company delayed
• Homes near Columbus factory site tested for vapors
• New Albany fire destroys 100-150 vintage vehicles
• Ind. lawmakers: Death penalty abolition unlikely
• Army Ranger from Fort Wayne dies in Taliban attack
• Another transfer agreement reached between Ivy Tech-Columbus and IUPUC
• Former Ind. detective sentenced for child porn
• Donnelly votes for Shuler as House Dem. leader
• GOP caucus for Stutzman replacement has 5 hopefuls
• Democrats expect to ask for Ind. House recount
• 1 found dead after fire at central Indiana motel
• Ind. denies parole for deputy's convicted killer
• Family of vanished Ind. woman awarded nearly $3.5M
• Advocates push for Indiana ban on driver texting
• Ind. bulk foods store to rebuild after arson fire
• Muncie police probe school handling of rape report
• DNR panel approves fenced hunts for coyotes, foxes
• C. Ind. software company faces engineer crunch
• Vonnegut Library gets $100,000 grant for upgrades
• Automotive components maker to add jobs in NE Ind.
• Ind. legislature to broadcast all meetings online
• Indiana man charged in pair of arson deaths
• Losing Lake Co. Democrat misses recount deadline
• This is a test
• Teen gets 120 years for killing ex-TV host's folks
• 3 eye new Ind. congressman's old Statehouse seat
• EPA: Part of Ind. City violates new lead standards
• Indiana gives Speedway $2.9M for blight cleanup
• South Bend to lose 250 jobs with Bosch closing
• New system to record Indiana deaths through Web
• Judge says St. Joseph program may violate Ind. law
• Police review tape of arrest of Notre Dame student
• 3 eye congressman-elect's old Statehouse seat
• Ash trees dying in Fort Wayne faster than expected
• Ind. man pleads guilty in hit and run death
• Tab for police White Castles doesn't slide through
• Floyd Co. board rejects raise for superintendent
• AG says lawmakers should reconsider death penalty
• Some against easing noise rules for wind farms
• Indiana lawmakers to meet for Organization Day
• Authorities say inmate strangled self in Kokomo
• Ind. enviro activists to push bipartisan agenda
• Father doesn't want son's name in state system
• Daniels want to reward early high school graduates
• Ind. U. dance marathon raises $1.6M for hospital
• Man, 95, dies after crashing into Kokomo church
• Fort Wayne Burmese cautious after Suu Kyi release
• Reorganized Terre NAACP elects new president
• Ind. Court of Appeals to hear arguments at school
• Death penalty costs in Indiana focus of meeting
• Ind. high school band captures national title
• Large fire heavily damages Paoli's town square
• GOP control brings new life to education issues
• Social media contract questioned in Fort Wayne
• Purdue to make case for 2012 presidential debate
• Official: Charter schools create more competition
• Expanded concourse set to open at S. Bend airport
• Repair shops adjust to fast-changing technology
• Incarcerated mothers try to rebuild their lives
• Hero pilot Sullenberger gets Neil Armstrong award
• Police in NE Indiana fatally shoot man in standoff
• Ind. Supreme Court disbars Indianapolis attorney
• Indianapolis plans $1.7M flooding control project
• Ivy Tech-Columbus holds Campus Preview Day
• Ivy Tech-Columbus’ Randy Proffitt wins four gold awards at marketing conference
• Juli Nichols-Shelp becomes Ivy Tech-Columbus Executive Director of Resource Development
• Ind. base using helicopters to fight grass fires
• Homeless man finds diamond, returns to woman
• Indiana budget hearings to begin Wednesday
• Purdue Air Force ROTC snares top national honor
• Sneak peek of Kurt Vonnegut Memorial Library
• Purdue, Armstrong to honor hero pilot Sullenberger
• Close Indiana House race to be determined Friday
• Burglars' haul includes box with woman's ashes
• Ind. issues wastewater permits for 2 steel mills
• Police: educators didn't report rape allegation
• Campus police step up patrols after 5 sex assaults
• Police increasing patrols for Thanksgiving holiday
• Ivy Tech offers online videos on financial aid
• Ind. baby-snatching suspect faces December trial
• S. Bend mayor withdraws support for remodeling
• Carmel strip mall fire starts in doughnut shop
• Supreme Court ruling reinstates death sentence
• Police release transcript from before deadly crash
• Woman among 2 killed in crash fought to 'see life'
• Ind. farmers expected to enjoy near record income
• Dyer vet receives French medal for WW II service
• LaPorte combines maintenance, animal control jobs
• Ind. hunters may take near-record number of deer
• Jury convicts Ind. man in weight bar death of wife
• Some Indiana stores pull alcoholic energy drinks
• 2 wildfires burning at S. Ind. wildlife refuge
• Audit: Indiana owes feds $39 million for Medicaid
• Daniels names new leader of human services agency
• Report: Police botched investigation of officer
• Conference to focus on online dangers to children
• Schools to give statewide exams online in spring
• Salvation Army seeking to match $250,000 donation
• GOP has 30 days to pick senator for Stutzman seat
• 6 cattle, lamb found mutilated in Porter Co.
• Group sponsors trip for veterans to WWII Memorial
• Judge delays trial in deaths of immigrant's kids
• Semi sideswipes Ind. school bus, hurts 9 children
• Indy apartment building fire displaces about 30
• Taps to resonate through Elkhart on Veterans Day
• 16 Ind. parks closing temporarily for deer hunts
• Roundabout plans for Ind. highway create concerns
• Ind. alcohol, tobacco chief steps down
• EPA: No unsafe air toxins found near Warsaw school
• Arson ruled out in $7M fire at Ind. airport hangar
• Ball St. gets $1M US grant to help Afghan school
• Study: Ind. spends more on effects than prevention
• Purdue site allows users to smash up virtual Earth
• Fire causes $7M damage to Ind. airport hangar
• Indiana fire captain killed while repairing truck
• Shooting breaks out at Fort Wayne club, 2 killed
• Indianapolis, US reach deal on sewage overflows
• Feds sue to evict couple from Lake Michigan house
• Duke fires Indiana chief, lawyer after ethics flap
• Projects to make walking to 39 Ind. schools safer
• Indiana missionary pilot, 30, drowns in Indonesia
• 1997 N. Ind. killing featured in cold case cards
• Armed man arrested, wife's body found in basement
• Several departments fight C. Ind. mulch fire
• New food stamps drive post-midnight sales spikes
• Fire destroys abandoned factory in E. Indiana
• Down economy forces Ind. residents back to school
• Man stabbed during fight at C. Ind. youth game
• Indiana sees gradual growth of Hinduism's impact
• 1 new Indiana congressman joins House next week
• Indy billboard companies reject anti-Lilly ad
• Daniels makes China trip with Indiana delegation
• School counselors make case for work, win honors
• Revenue Grinch could steal county's holiday party
• Notre Dame to spend $6.5 million on conservation
• Indiana Christmas tree crop survives drought
• Purdue to toast hero pilot Sullenberger Nov. 12
• Daniels: No word on White House run until April
• Another guilty plea in robbery that left 4 dead
• Short Ind. House speaker says job costs him height
• Deal might reopen former SW Ind. Girl Scouts camp
• Ind. governor to outline 2011 legislative agenda
• Ind. enviro group to focus on bipartisan issues
• 12-year-old pleads guilty to N. Ind. killing role
• Ind. voter turnout little changed from 4 years ago
• Hulman family plans oil drilling near Terre Haute
• Chief says police beating 1 of worst he's seen
• Indiana economists predict slow job growth in 2011
• N. Ind. peace activist, professor dies at 77
• Ind. prisons lose federal suit over kosher meals
• Lake County sheriff considering run at governor
• IU says no more tickets for Pauley and Streep
• Coats, Ellsworth plan quiet days after Senate race
• Donnelly says he's ready to work with Republicans
• Pence quits House leadership to focus on future
• Former Rep. Souder says he still loves politics
• Indiana voters reject schools' spending requests
• Indiana revenue in October down from year ago
• Film created by Ivy Tech-Columbus visual communications class selected for Indy film fest
• Democrats look to rebuild after Republican gains
• Ballots impounded in close Indiana House race
• Porter Co. officer charged with drunken driving
• Duke chief: No 'inappropriate' contacts over plant
• Voters give Daniels GOP hold on Ind. Legislature
• Ind. college getting relief from cell phone woes
• Voters consider constitutional property tax limits
• GOP gains seat with Bucshon's win in 8th District
• Fraud allegations focus of secretary of state race
• GOP defeats Democratic Rep. Hill in 9th District
• Fraud allegations focus of secretary of state race
• Democrat Donnelly holds onto Ind.'s 2nd District
• Need for Duke coal-gas plant on regulators' agenda
• Democrat Visclosky wins 14th term in 1st District
• Coats casts his vote in Senate race
• Ind judge arrested in NC on drunken driving charge
• 2009 workplace injury, illness rates tumble
• Purdue uses early retirement package to cut costs
• Weather service confirms tornado near Greenfield
• Feds: Ill. man asaulted Ind. girl he met online
• 15 Amtrak co-workers claim $34.5M Ind. lotto prize
• Ellsworth spends Election Day with other Democrats
• GOP's Burton wins 15th term in Ind.'s 5th District
• IU nabs suspect, contacts FBI in attack on Asians
• GOP's Pence wins easy re-election in 6th District
• Some Indiana counties lift bans on open burning
• Coats thanks voters, says he's listening to them
• $800,000 grant to determine Ind. rail's best route
• Republican Rokita wins in Indiana's 4th District
• Former S. Ind. town marshal sentenced to 60 days
• Exit poll: Economic fears aided Coats' Senate win
• GOP looks to win back 3 Indiana seats lost in 2006
• Stutzman wins Indiana's 3rd District for GOP
• Democrats aim to retain control of Indiana House
• Democrat Carson wins re-election in 7th District
• NW Ind. clerk resigns 3 days before election
• Police: Burglars kill 3 dogs, try to set fire
• Hill, Young stay on road in drive for S. Ind. seat
• Hill, Young stay on road in drive for S. Ind. seat
• Regulators to discuss Duke coal-gasification plant
• Crash closes I-65's southbound lanes in Indiana
• Indiana records office to open Election Day
• Ivy Tech-Columbus classes in Seymour now provided at one location; registration for spring classes continuing
• Judge to rule if school funding case can continue
• Catherine Woodward selected as Ivy Tech-Columbus Interim Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs
• Islamic group based in Ind condemns mail bomb plot
• Ivy Tech-Columbus offers introduction courses for education and human services majors in Seymour
• Cindy Casey receives Leaving a Legacy Award from Ivy Tech-Columbus/Franklin
• Ivy Tech-Columbus’ Matt Fitzwater wins marketing award
• Evansville's Catholic bishop awaits replacement
• Deputy spots mountain lion along S. Ind. highway
• Coats, Ellsworth stop for lunch on campaign trail
• Donnelly, Walorski make last-minute push in 2nd
• Last Ind. State Police post in mergers closes
• Ind. couple surrenders 3-year-old to Ohio father
• Director of dunes organization is happy with role
• Police: blacks attack Asian students on IU campus
• Broad group to advise lawmakers on health overhaul
• Indiana life sciences holding up despite economy
• Voters expected to OK property tax cap amendment
• Drop in Ind. farm prices makes land a tough sell
• Hello, it's me: Prof. Rundgren in the house at IU
• IU scientists share $1.1M for water-farm studies
• Hospitalist program fills role of primary doctor
• NW Ind. steel to reduce gas waste with new boiler
• Health care system plans Indiana service center
• Ind. court OKs state probe of missing casino cash
• Auditor checking Ind. agency's drug test results
• Police: man poured scalding water on 2-year-old
• Dredging planned to enlarge southern Indiana lake
• Ind.'s proposed deer-hunting rules upset some
• Caterpillar plans locomotive factory in Indiana
• Poor economy driving more recruits to military
• More than 200K Indiana voters cast ballots early
• 1 million Indiana kids on Halloween? It's no trick
• Butler's president leaving to lead Pa. college
• Jeffersonville sues over removal of sunken barge
• Black diners say Steak 'n Shake didn't seat them
• Connersville named best-tasting water in Indiana
• Ind. AG sues WellPoint over data breach
• Candidates making final pushes across Indiana
• Ind. man found guilty of neglect in son's death
• Ivy Tech-Columbus and IUPUC to host financial literacy presentation
• Ind. man sentenced in landlord's beating death
• Ind. hiring snow plow drivers, on-call mechanics
• Ind.'s life sciences industry sees trouble ahead
• Ind. Court of Appeals picks 1st female chief judge
• Indiana professor hosts current affairs radio show
• Ind. groups seek hearings on plant cost overruns
• 2 E. Ind. officers acquitted of ghost employment
• Some C. Indiana voters given chance to revote
• Marijuana seed seller gets 6-year sentence
• Court limits lawyers soliciting accident victims
• Man accused of robbing South Bend bank 4 times
• Florida man killed in N. Indiana mowing accident
• Police say deputy fatally shot gunman in robbery
• Ind. commerce agency, Purdue plan Calif. office
• S. Indiana shipyard part of proposed $777M deal
• Police: driver had man's body hanging from truck
• Indianapolis symphony names 28-year-old as maestro
• Drought prompts conservation request for S. Ind.
• Suit: Paternity policy punishes immigrants' kids
• 2 men held in death of woman found in trash can
• Daniels signs Camp Atterbury, Deer Creek deal
• Ind. LG Skillman collects holiday cards for troops
• State police warn drivers to be alert for deer
• Purdue naming library after black alumnus
• Man, 41, killed in tractor rollover in Orleans
• Mystery continues: Alcohol ruled out in dorm death
• Radio tags to help Ft. Wayne trace recycling bins
• Developer to remodel S. Bend's tallest building
• Indiana giving away smoke alarms for deaf people
• New Ind. Supreme Court justice sworn into office
• 94-year-old woman beaten to death at NW Ind. home
• 14-year-old boy killed W. Ind. hunting accident
• Dog bites candidate during Muncie campaigning
• Hearing set on postal consolidation for C. Ind.
• Flood-damaged Ind. hospital reassessing expansion
• Indiana church treasurer accused of stealing $257K
• Teen admits bomb threats to several colleges
• Indiana dog is trained to help secure hospital
• 195-year sentence given in C. Ind. triple murder
• KFC ad uses buns to promote bunless sandwich
• Ind. surgeon pleading guilty to health care fraud
• Hospital's alcohol policy just what doctor ordered
• 9th District candidates set for Bloomington debate
• Ind. man paints soldiers' portraits to comfort kin
• South Bend shelters offer weather amnesty
• Ind. man brings health care to impoverished areas
• Ind. woman pushes for gun ban after tragedies
• Young raises more money than Hill in 3rd quarter
• Purdue gives its image a facelift with new slogan
• Delaware Co. health panel seeks wider smoking ban
• Boy's death spurs calls for safety near school
• Watchdog panel to keep tabs on Ind. nursing homes
• Former city councilman new mayor of East Chicago
• Company sues Indy prosecutor over seized money
• Ind. DNR: Genetic tests find no Asian carp
• Federal documents clear way for Ind. land exchange
• GOP candidate outraises Democrat in 8th District
• Walorski raises more money than Donnelly in 3rd Q
• N. Indiana school board votes to end Bible class
• Purdue board OKs merit pay, bonuses, premium hike
• GOP's Coats raises $2M to Ellsworth's $494K
• St. Joe Jail probe finds no basis for charges
• Muncie couple acccused of abusing 5-week-old son
• Ind. loans for jobless to hit businesses Jan. 1
• Indiana traffic fatalities down 13 percent in 2009
• Lilly Endowment gives Indy seminary $1.2M grant
• Ind. human services chief may quit for private job
• Cold case: Indiana man charged in 1979 rape-death
• Ind. utility panel to audit Storms' Duke cases
• Mitochondrial DNA used to ID WWII Indiana airman
• Chef Joseph Strangis accepts position of chair of Ivy Tech’s hospitality program
• Ivy Tech-Columbus receives grant to support military students
• Transfer agreement reached between Ivy Tech-Columbus/Franklin and IUPUC for agriculture program
• Increase in headcount and FTE continues at Ivy Tech-Columbus/Franklin
• Ivy Tech-Columbus/Franklin dual credit program saves area families nearly $2 million
• More Ivy Tech-Columbus students transferring to IUPUC
• The importance of learning Spanish
• N. Ind. authorities warn about counterfeit money
• Daniels to lead business trip to China, Japan
• Muncie B&B owner offers veterans a free getaway
• Lake County to cut 116 jobs to close $9M shortfall
• German steelmaker expanding in Tell City, Ind.
• Ind. town to offer holiday postmark for 28th year
• 9th District candidates to meet for Jasper debate
• 3 officers hurt during high-speed chase
• Lake sheriff restores cash-strapped town's patrols
• Prison for man in 2008 death of 2 Indianapolis men
• Possible airplane part found in Indiana field
• Schools, state argue in court over funding formula
• Biden to attend DC fundraiser for Ellsworth
• Officials: No fines in 'Transformers 3' accident
• Judge sends man to prison to keep him from girl
• Prosecutors can use boy's statements to police
• Purdue pay freeze could end soon for some
• Ind. teen hurt after leap from courthouse balcony
• Doctor facing drug charges surrenders med license
• Group home company closes after losing Medicaid
• Parents pack board meeting to complain of bullying
• Ind. governor: No decision on 2012 run for months
• US appeals court reverses verdict against Duke
• Ind. Dems accuse GOP Senate candidate of lying
• Source: US Democrats cancel ads in Indiana race
• Woman pleads not guilty in Ind. officer's death
• Duke boss: Utility will take 'appropriate' actions
• Lawyer doesn't buy Schrenker's claims he's broke
• Bayh's donation won't be spent on Ellsworth ads
• Ind. gets $16 million for community health centers
• 3rd District candidates to debate in Fort Wayne
• Bartholomew County offices to get alarm buttons
• Police gun range planned at old C. Ind. landfill
• Electric car maker plans start of N. Ind. factory
• New GOP ads target 2 Indiana races, more to come
• Ind. agency investigates stains at Portage Marina
• Owner razing historic train depot in Fort Wayne
• S. Ind. theme park's 1.18M visitors sets record
• Prosecutors chosen in Indiana candidate residency
• Candidates for Ind.'s US Senate seat to debate
• Indiana group uses tailgating to talk about God
• Goshen seeks to settle disputes through mediation
• Indiana man keeps personal census of butterflies
• Cantor headlines event for Ind. GOP hopefuls
• Indiana health officials urge flu vaccinations
• Special prosecutor named for ex-BMV chief's case
• New Purdue smoking policy sparks complaints
• Ill. goes after Ind. drivers for unpaid tolls
• Closed hotel near Evansville airport to reopen
• Indiana University president becoming US citizen
• IUPUI announces $1.25 billion fundraising goal
• Indianapolis officer shot while working at club
• Suspect found in Ind. hit-run death of woman, 81
• Prof. studying policies for lactating moms at work
• Record number of Ind. sophomores to take PSAT
• Urban Ind. youth use plot to learn about gardening
• Lower water in N. Ind. river exposes cars, trash
• Indiana's first black federal judge sworn in
• Open houses to feature 5 Century of Progress homes
• Review: S. Ind. airport has state's top crash rate
• 260-worker call center closing in central Indiana
• Admiral praises Purdue help with homeland security
• Ind. statewide races more interesting than usual
• 1 dead, 6 escape Indianapolis duplex inferno
• Indiana woman's goose clothes gain popularity
• Woman drowns, son survives when car goes into lake
• Ind. poll finds Obama has 40 pct. approval rating
• Toddler drowns in bucket at home in Indianapolis
• Authorities ask people for help in catching gunman
• N. Indiana physics teacher named Indiana's best
• Evansville airport cleared over suspicious package
• Minor injuries in school bus accident
• Cemetery returns vet's repossessed grave marker
• Ind. court reduces judgment for state workers
• New Ind. wildlife area in Putnam Co. opens Oct. 29
• Economy too much for century-old Ind. lumberyard
• Fort Wayne schools hits US benchmarks for 1st time
• Poll finds economy top issue among Indiana voters
• NW Ind. town rejects sheriff's payment demand
• C. Ind. city refuses to pay over barn dispute
• Report: Jobs projected for Ind. in 'middle-skills'
• Poll: 62 percent favor property tax cap amendment
• Gas City man's guilty pleas in 3 slayings accepted
• Car hits 2 students walking to school, killing 1
• 100s evacuate downtown South Bend after gas leak
• Lawmaker: US attorney should probe ethics flap
• Chlorine in compactor sickens 2 in Indianapolis
• Judge denies gag order in children's closet deaths
• Lucas Oil founder buys Hilbert mansion in Carmel
• Notre Dame group to attend Oct. 17 canonization
• Ivy Tech working to make transfer process smoother
• Ind. school's boxtop drive nets $14k music lab
• Prosecutor who had inactive license reprimanded
• Nearly all southern Indiana under burning limits
• Poll: Slightly more oppose Daniels White House run
• Ind. professor keeps routine after winning Nobel
• Indiana reports 3 more human West Nile cases
• School district sued over 1st grade Bible class
• Fire at S. Indiana saw mill could burn for days
• Poll: White ahead in Ind. secretary of state race
• Indiana BMV chief arrested on indecency charge
• Nobel chemistry laureate follows mentor's path
• Audit finds staffing shortage at Ind. OHSA program
• Indy school district gets $12M magnet school grant
• Elkhart man bolts from court during sentencing
• Indiana revenue up 5.8 pct for September from 2009
• Ind. woman: Teacher duct-taped her son's mouth
• Allen County couple claims $5 million lotto prize
• Ellsworth resumes ads with less than month to go
• Daniels fires utility panel chief over ethics flap
• Voter group's website analyzes candidates' stands
• Schools chief wants Ind. parents to sign pledge
• Poll shows Coats comfortably leading Ellsworth
• Driver of car that hit Ind. officer surrenders
• Plans for moving C. Ind. airport put on hold
• Auto industry jobs in Indiana top 100,000 again
• Movie planned on Indiana scientist's memoir
• Funeral Tuesday for officer killed while biking
• Child care programs to display quality ratings
• Monday is last day to register to vote in November
• US attorney advises how to protect children
• Purdue: Ind. an island of drought in Ohio Valley
• Body in Ind. lake may be man missing since winter
• Sheriff stops police service to NW Indiana town
• Daylong I-70 closing set for Indianapolis project
• 'Ghost' students cost Indiana $94 million in 2009
• Pence busy campaigning for other GOP candidates
• Ind. pumpkin patches, orchards see visitors swell
• Elkhart Co. animal shelter closes night drop boxes
• Indiana moves to fuel 200 vehicles with propane
• Ind. bible store closes after more than 50 years
• Indiana man vividly recalls injury in Vietnam War
• Probe planned of students replacing museum staff
• Probe planned of students replacing museum staff
• Dad of 2 kids killed in arson fire files lawsuit
• Indy police say organized crews breaking into cars
• Hundreds gather for Elkhart soldier's funeral
• Ind. couples find balance with different religions
• Indiana couple offers self-guided art studio tours
• DNR expects deer hunters to bring in record kills
• Ind. 1st to send health data through federal link
• Ind. church, city spar over right to raze building
• Ind. farmers harvest corn, soybeans at record pace
• New Ind. Supreme Court justice swearing-in Oct. 18
• GE plans $68M investment related to Indiana plant
• Opening set for trail linking 2 N. Ind. cities
• Furniture maker buying closed C. Ind. auto plant
• Coats picks up endorsement from Indiana chamber
• Residents saying goodbye to Indiana Dunes homes
• Possible driver in officer's death contacts police
• Bayh gives more cash - $500K - to Indiana Dems
• Bayh gives more cash - $500K - to Indiana Dems
• Small plane crashes near northern Indiana airport
• Indy man who admitted robbing 17 banks sentenced
• Free tickets available for Senate debate in Indy
• Ind. group says charter school enrollment doubles
• Ex-S. Ind. town marshal pleads guilty to charges
• Opening of new I-65 interchange hailed in NW Ind.
• Sale falls through on closed Fort Wayne campus
• Feds charge 3rd man with Clean Water violations
• Ind. Supreme Court rulings uphold casino rights
• Gas City man pleads guilty to 3 fatal stabbings
• Senate confirms Hogsett as US attorney for Indiana
• Indiana state government layoff total tops 400
• Evansville to pick hockey team for downtown arena
• Senate confirms US marshal nominee for N. Ind.
• NRA backs Democrat in Indiana's US Senate race
• Purdue student turns old Suzuki into solar ride
• $1,000 reward offered in Plymouth cemetery damage
• Children's Museum to revamp area for preschoolers
• Ind. FSSA names interim chief for welfare division
• Ivy Tech president, student invited to White House
• Police officer on bike killed in C. Ind. crash
• Fire warning issued for central, southern Indiana
• Wrong-way driver killed on I-65 in Indianapolis
• Woman back in C. Ind. home featured on "Hoarders"
• Secretary of state investigating GOP candidate
• Marion Co. authorities to get $500K police grant
• 130 families in W. Ind. town suing over pollution
• Ex-S. Ind. officer sentenced on child pornography charges
• Hill: Dems should get 2 more years to fix economy
• More construction set to start on I-69 in SW Ind.
• Lynette Cameron named publisher in LaPorte, Ind.
• Ind. couple, natural dad plan mediation over boy
• Silkworms produce artificial spider silk at ND
• Purdue hosts winemaking, grape-growing workshop
• N. Ind. RV makers hold open houses for dealers
• Deer hunts planned at 2 N. Ind. nature preserves
• Ind. city unhappy with courthouse's new cupola
• Ind. panel picks semifinalists for tax court
• Plan for new Ohio River bridge has short closure
• Indiana University aims to raise $5B in a decade
• Ind. troopers: Not all crops cleared for harvest
• Union rejects concessions at GM Indianapolis plant
• Police say relatives lied about boy's shooting
• Caucus set to elect new East Chicago mayor
• Stabbing victim's mom seeks easier lease breaking
• Dem chairman: GOP candidate committed voter fraud
• Elkhart plans to honor fallen soldier on Saturday
• Indiana U. expands family medicine residencies
• IU gets $4 million grant for new research center
• 5-year-old S. Ind. girl shot after finding gun
• Teen sentenced for terrorizing girls on school bus
• Ind. legislators ready to redo alcohol ID law
• Mental exam ordered for mom charged in deaths of 2
• Hoosiers can register to vote using cell phones
• Judge to decide whether to accept Ind. boy's plea
• S. Ind. city wants downspouts diverted from sewers
• Businessman gives $1 million to Earlham
• Father arrested after son wounded in Terre Haute
• Police: man killed self after S. Ind. bank robbery
• New hotel planned near Lilly HQ in Indianapolis
• Big crowds greet new Terre Haute Children's Museum
• Indy museum axes attendants, hires IUPUI students
• Mexican prosecutors studying Indiana legal system
• Data: Ind. 6th in removing kids from families
• S. Ind. city OKs 200K incentive for cinema complex
• Ind. schools try to bring women into engineering
• Rangers promote Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore
• Indiana lays off 30 at Transportation Department
• Indiana State Police inspector dies in I-70 crash
• One-third of Indiana's Congress seats open Nov. 2
• Veterans' burial benefit could get budget ax
• Report: Ind. infrastructure needs billions in work
• Counting its Blessing: Elkhart Co. hails new jobs
• Teen who cut student's throat to get psych help
• Ind. covered bridge leveled by tornado reopens
• New 'Our Town' documentary to highlight Goshen
• Group for gay teens sues Ind. over specialty plate
• Ind. program allows new life for unwanted bridges
• Critics urge Indy to put brakes on meter lease
• Ind. museum hosts exhibit of Titanic artifacts
• Purdue alum to show devices for the blind in DC
• Couple, natural father locked in adoption dispute
• Indiana company hopes airplane fuel will take off
• Permits keep exotic animals in Ind. close to home
• Gas leaks for hour-plus in downtown Bloomington
• Ind. child care agencies protest cost of new rules
• Long dry spell across Indiana threatens trees
• Groundbreaking on new Ohio River bridge Nov. 30
• Ind. gets $732K grant to help juvenile ex-inmates
• Restoration resumes on S. Ind. Clark memorial
• Bayh travels with Ellsworth to discuss Senate race
• INDOT: Campaign signs not along highways
• Much of Indiana in drought, with burning limits
• Crane naval center issues mountain lion warning
• Semi's trailer flips over barrier on Ind. highway
• East Chicago mayor found guilty of corruption
• Judge clears N. Ind. county in jail inmate's death
• Family sues Ind. college over teen's alcohol death
• Ind. groups raise questions over Duke Energy hire
• Homes threatened by large field fire in C. Ind.
• Police: Kids locked in closet may have suffocated
• Ind juvenile officer arrested on child pornography charge
• Ind. schools encouraged to join poetry competition
• IU: Quick action may have thwarted bed bug problem
• Valparaiso U. recognized for international efforts
• N. Ind. soldier killed in Afghanistan crash
• Divers pull man's body from central Indiana river
• Reopening set for covered bridge leveled by storm
• Surviving child says mom often kept kids in closet
• Ind. candidate blames voting error on being busy
• Indiana National Guard unit awaiting call to Iraq
• Indiana's longest serving adjutant general dies
• Driver shot in head on rural NW Indiana road
• Study finds Indiana lagging in college degree rate
• Concessions vote starts at GM Indianapolis plant
• GOP secretary of state hopeful quits town council
• Ind. gets grant to compile list of ancient sites
• 30-plus Indiana counties under burn restrictions
• Cause uncertain for fire at N. Ind. shopping plaza
• S. Ind. man admits leaving explosive on railroad
• Terre Haute museum reaches $5.6M fundraising goal
• Indy museum preparing to unveil Warhol exhibit
• Nun suspects theft by man she was trying to help
• Charges delayed for Ind. mother in 2 kids' deaths
• IBM deal, other welfare change costs top $500M
• Overdose suspected in S. Ind. jail inmate's death
• Ind. names lawyer to head office of women's health
• Feds extend environmental study comment period
• Gaming Commission takes steps to improve response
• Purdue president to discuss research with VP Biden
• Gingrich encourages Daniels to run for president
• S. Ind. hospital seeks bankruptcy protection
• Ind. welfare chief says hybrid system succeeding
• Ind. corn comes in sooner, faster, better in 2010
• Subaru adding 100 full-time jobs at Indiana plant
• Ind. ethanol plant owner expects to meet deadline
• Indiana jobless rate remains flat at 10.2 percent
• Prosecutor in ex-trooper trial aims to shield book
• Indianapolis schools continue big enrollment drop
• Feds give Indiana $1.36M for foster kid adoptions
• Ellsworth not worried about lack of campaign ads
• C. Indiana city drops bid to attract brewery
• Company sets closing of S. Indiana furniture plant
• Man dies from jump at Evansville casino's garage
• Study will weigh whether ferries can ease traffic
• Jury selection begins in E. Chicago mayor's trial
• 2 children found dead at Indianapolis apartments
• Tree's fall kills N. Indiana college student
• Woman, child killed in Indianapolis apartment fire
• Typewriter repairman in Ind. is one of the last
• Ind. school develops medication delivery system
• Purdue to keep transportation department in-house
• Low pay hinders Ind. police retention efforts
• Lawmakers to seek extension of Ind. vote centers
• Indiana State Police collecting Rx drugs Saturday
• Indiana's hog farm growth worries activists
• Small plane flips on runway at Indiana airport
• Strong winds capsize 4 sailboats on Lake Freeman
• US Army Corps plans more Roush Lake Dam monitoring
• Ind. city sues state agency over asbestos testing
• Letterman to Twitter exec: I don't understand
• Ind. jury awards $23 million in pesticide case
• Prison system eyes options to ease crowding, costs
• Record number of Hoosiers enroll in college
• IU research could help boost chocolate industry
• Fake ads to educate investors about online fraud
• Fort Wayne seeks more help battling pigeon problem
• Utility counselor, Duke reach agreement over plant
• Indiana businessman faces foreclosure on mansion
• Senate panel advances Hogsett's US attorney bid
• Army officer David named to Ind. Supreme Court
• Police: teen shot father over sexual advances
• Guilty plea in killing of 4 at Indianapolis home
• Commentator Beck headlining Ind. tea party rally
• Former Ind. FBI worker facing embezzlement charges
• IU heart surgeon gets $2 million for heart pump
• Valpo seeks world record song-and-dance routine
• Fort Wayne hopes workers will attract business
• Indiana students get online tutoring in math
• Horse pulls Marine's casket through S. Ind. town
• Crossing guards take to Purdue's campus streets
• Court strikes down argument against nudity law
• Purdue gets $1.6M for biofuel sustainability work
• Police: Teen showing off gun wounds young girl
• Arson suspected in Indianapolis fire that killed 2
• Group looking to buy E. Ind. scout camp gets boost
• C. Ind. monument to car invention toppled in crash
• Former Indianapolis arena site about to be paved
• Staffer linked to hidden casino complaints quits
• Ex-Indianapolis councilman charged with bribery
• Arson suspected in Indianapolis fire that killed 2
• Ceremony to honor retiring state justice Boehm
• NE Ind. city pursuing historic designation
• Notre Dame to offer new doctorate in peace studies
• New site shows Hoosiers who is representing them
• Boys blamed for widespread damage at empty factory
• More testimony in teen's strangling of brother
• Indianapolis arson fire kills woman, young son
• Group touts constitutional property tax cap
• Republicans: Force state to live within means
• Jury: Man guilty, mentally ill in lawmaker attack
• Man nabbed after taking sculpture from Ind. museum
• Main Indianapolis library to close 1 day a week
• 2 tech companies announce C. Indiana expansions
• Purdue sees slight growth in fall enrollment
• Daniels says no presidential pitch made at dinners
• Coal plant proposed for Ind. chemical depot site
• Gingrich to air documentary at Notre Dame
• Ind. teen could face life for brother's strangling
• Ind. money manager due in court to enter plea
• IU Cinema's opening delayed from fall to January
• Indy controller will be fiscal analyst in Senate
• Many central, southern Ind. counties ban burning
• Sheriff threatens to end patrols of NW Ind. town
• Court delays hearing on Ind. school funding suit
• Schrenker's wife featured on cable TV show
• Rock singer Rundgren set for turn as professor
• Ind. campaign manager resigns over anti-gay tweets
• Daniels' GOP dinners fuel White House speculation
• Doctors to consider backing Indiana Spice ban
• Teen won't face adult court in school knife attack
• Family of crash victim plans to sue Indianapolis
• Group of black police leaders to meet in Indy
• Ind. U. gets $129K to train public health workers
• Documentary to air on life of astronaut Grissom
• Girl Scouts plan to close camp in northern Indiana
• Field fire destroys mobile home in C. Indiana
• Indiana University sets statewide enrollment mark
• $3.3M in donations sought for Evansville stadium
• N. Ind. medics pull 81-year-old from burning car
• 2 airlifted to hospital after crash in SE Indiana
• S. Ind.'s Grand Victoria Casino sold for $43M
• Ind. official blasts union's political spending
• Marine's body arrives in S. Ind. from Afghanistan
• Bill requires health workers to pay for FBI checks
• Trial to begin for teen in brother's strangling
• Students to visit Statehouse on Constitution Day
• Decatur County more strict on animal control
• Head of vast Notre Dame Alumni Assn stepping down
• Purdue, Chinese scientists sign research pact
• Teen dies after night of partying at Ball State
• Manager shot during N. Ind. hardware store robbery
• N. Ind. city says farewell to slain soldier
• Greencastle, Ind., auto supplier to lay off 202
• Abuse alleged at Harrison County jail
• Ind. ranks 5th in early death risk from coal power
• Ind. archives includes pre-'40 National Guard data
• Last F-16 flight for Ind. Air National Guard unit
• New charter school offers diplomas, college credit
• Economy, voter anger clouds Ind. 2nd District race
• Purdue panel urges police not to ticket jaywalkers
• Calif. firm to help devise plan for Gary airport
• Illegal dumping a setback for wetlands program
• Educators say summer program helped 3,000 students
• 3 black men quit Indy country club, citing racism
• Ind. House Democrats say jobs, schools priorities
• C. Ind. high school faces chickenpox outbreak
• Army retirement ceremony set for Ind. Rep. Buyer
• Federal building to be Indiana St. business school
• Decatur County schools win energy efficiency award
• TV chefs Bourdain, Ripert to visit Indianapolis
• Ind. directs flag-lowering for 9/11 anniversary
• S. Indiana Marine on 3rd deployment when killed
• Police: Plane in fatal crash was on 1st flight
• Suit accuses Plainfield of censoring store window
• Authorities: Camo-clad non-vet scammed Samaritans
• Indiana Supreme Court upholds BMV ID policy
• Ex-Indianapolis teacher sentenced in sex case
• Seed company plans C. Indiana expansion project
• Crews find body of missing swimmer in Ohio River
• Flood walls for NW Indiana river near completion
• Precautionary Boonville boil water advisory lifted
• Police: Small plane crashes in Elkhart; pilot dies
• 13 Ind. companies, school systems get diesel funds
• Court of Appeals to hear arguments at law school
• Ind. gets $31 million for blighted neighborhoods
• Valparaiso University plans to add welcome center
• Family says NE Indiana soldier killed in Iraq
• Man, 2 boys reported missing on C. Indiana river
• Man who killed sisters in Ind. gets life in prison
• Texas man dies falling from Indiana water tower
• 30,000 gallons of oil leak from Indianapolis tank
• Ind. agency: Firefighters lacked rescue training
• Group says Ind. government finances in big trouble
• Life sentence given in NW Ind. toddler's death
• Ellsworth blasts Coats for casting amnesty vote
• Survey finds marijuana use up among Ind. youths
• Columbus Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Ind.'s ospreys, once endangered, on the rebound
• Parents scramble for vaccines as deadlines loom
• Elkhart plans memorial service for fallen soldier
• Indy museum to present work at Venice exhibition
• $27M Hoosier Lotto prize decade's 2nd largest
• Developer plans wind farm project near Lafayette
• Muncie church burglars steal pastor's Bibles
• Indianapolis symphony draws record summer crowds
• South Bend school's Indian mascot topic of talks
• Ind.'s Senate candidates set for 3 October debates
• Dry conditions, winds fuel brush fires in Indiana
• Panel hears pros, cons of Rx's for some sinus meds
• Ind. officials look to boost aid to older students
• Electric car battery maker gets cash infusion
• Science Guy Bill Nye to headline museum opening
• Ind. panel's proposal would expand 'net metering'
• Insanity plea being made in Ind. legislator attack
• Auto auction's new owner calls 1st sale success
• Indiana casino commission: Staffer hid complaints
• Retired journalist gives $1.75M to Indiana Univ.
• 500 volunteers help build, renovate Indy homes
• Ind. Supreme Court reprimands lawyer in Ky. case
• NW Ind. cities won't get low-emissions police cars
• IU theater program leaving Brown County Playhouse
• Lt. Gov. Skillman earns 1st college degree at 59
• New online university enrolls 500 Indiana students
• Several jump from S. Ind. apartments during fire
• Higher lawn parking fees irk South Bend residents
• Water main break troubles much of SW Ind. city
• Ind. military sites see increased civilian role
• Rail line for coal plant worries some residents
• 10-year-old girl fatally shot at C. Ind. home
• New law costing N. Ind. county more on inmate care
• Soldiers get horse training before deployment
• Indiana County OKs curb on sale of pot substitute
• Bikers ride to Indy in memory of dead comrade
• Ind. port shipments signal boost in economy
• IU, Notre Dame offer car sharing service
• W. Lafayette water customers may pay for hydrants
• Chief: Bug found in official's office didn't work
• Indiana farm income expected to jump 20 percent
• 3 Purdue students help probe hurricanes' secrets
• Riley robots are new tool in children's therapy
• Lake Co. candidate rejects residency finding
• New alcohol rules announced for Indy police
• Fire destroys Indianapolis apartment building
• Ind. health officials warn about West Nile
• Ind. lawmakers to take up proposed ban on spice
• Purdue to honor pilot hero Sullenberger
• Lugar part of $5 million food bank fundraiser
• Purdue focusing on heart disease among blacks
• Donnelly, Walorski, Libertarian to debate Oct. 27
• Caucus picks new mayor for northern Indiana city
• Car-seat maker Dorel opens new S. Ind. tech center
• Indianapolis archdiocese settles sex abuse lawsuit
• Police: southern Ind. man dies in jail cell
• Indiana candidates make Labor Day push
• N. Indiana farmers market to close Saturday
• Colts defensive tackle Fili Moala arrested for DWI
• NW Ind. man admits role in woman's shovel death
• Tigers seized from Ind. tattoo parlor now thriving
• I-74 closed after tanker crashes, spills chemical
• August Indiana revenue up 8.4 pct from year ago
• N. Ind. boy tells judge he fatally shot stepfather
• Ind. adopts online asbestos license renewal tool
• IU to complete processing of Birch Bayh papers
• Indiana voters going online to register to vote
• Child-care owner pleads guilty in gaming operation
• Public TV to air program on Indiana legal system
• Ind. trooper charged with groping woman resigns
• Company plans 100-plus jobs at C. Ind. warehouse
• SW Ind. volunteer fire department plans to close
• Ind. state police, feds seize $47.5 million in pot
• Ind. panel approves pesticide rules for schools
• Indiana to get share of Botox settlement
• Dry summer could dull Indiana's fall tree colors
• Plea deal to end inmate's time on Ind. death row
• Key foes won't campaign against Ind. tax caps vote
• Ellsworth says Coats is lying with Guantanamo ad
• Restoration starts on once-endangered courthouse
• New site for large cargo opens at Indy airport
• Demolition of South Bend hospital set to begin
• Ind. issues emergency rule to thwart tree disease
• Ind. Farm Bureau: Local government a top issue
• Downtown Indy YMCA reopens after crane accident
• Baby sitter of boy who died admits lying to police
• Bottled water company sued in Ind. worker's death
• Ind. panel tentatively approves wood boiler rules
• Inmate holds prison worker hostage for 90 minutes
• Purdue prof to help UN earthquake effort in Haiti
• August ranked as driest on record for C. Indiana
• Driver dies after crash into SW Ind. mine ravine
• C. Ind. prison staffers suspended in crackdown
• Changes considered for Ind. scholarship program
• Letterman to host talk with Twitter co-founder
• Replica of giant snake slithers into IU exhibit
• IU program lets students invest $100,000
• C. Ind. sheriff giving up duties after arrest
• Skeleton found buried in NW Indiana sand dune
• Sen. Richard Lugar says questions remain on Iraq
• Coats, Ellsworth camps sparring over Guantanamo
• New Ind. website pulls together state budget data
• Family members: Ind. soldier died in Afghan blast
• Evidence wait delays trial in S. Ind. girl's death
• Vandals hit GOP candidate's office in S. Ind.
• C. Ind. company plans production of animated movie
• Basement fire closes building at W. Ind. college
• Indianapolis mayor apologizes for fatal crash
• Delphi plans new Ind. lab as part of $25M project
• Outdoor mall in Plainfield gets new owner
• Police: Fight leads to fire at Mishawaka apartment
• School bus, dump truck collide in SE Indiana
• Indiana police try to track meth production online
• Lead cleanup nears finish in Evansville area
• Daniels says colleges should focus on efficiencies
• Indiana report shows number of bed sores declining
• Indiana to celebrate faith diversity
• Ind. couple seeks online votes for grant for home
• Rose-Hulman freshman class most diverse ever
• NASA chief to deliver September speech at Purdue
• Would-be buyer urges GM workers to OK concessions
• Web system alerts users to dangers, road closures
• Illegal garage sales, signs can be costly
• College program urges students to explore culture
• Drivers pay traffic tickets online in new service
• Daniels adds Eli Lilly portrait to office gallery
• After Katrina, evacuees say South Bend is home now
• Ivy Tech looking at space in downtown Lafayette
• Cave dig seeks to find Ice Age animal specimens
• At least 10 Ind. kids accidentally shot since '08
• Repair work interrupts commuter service to S. Bend
• New enforcement rules worry Ind. enviro activists
• Ind. driver's video angers parents of crash victim
• Ind., USDA expand wetlands, stream quality program
• Ind. community taps wind to shore up school funds
• Church group offering new program after lawsuit
• NW Ind. group wins grant to improve air quality
• Indiana increases educational standard for judges
• IU center gets $5 million for neutron research
• Court reverses stun belt ruling in Indiana murder
• Dozens speak against I-69 project at state hearing
• Company to brief workers on plant takeover offer
• Ivy Tech sees 1st drop after enrollment explosion
• Fatal shooting of robbery suspect leads to lawsuit
• Body of missing Lexington woman found in Clark Co.
• Body of Illinois fisherman found in Indiana pond
• Longtime Ind. teacher avoids prison on sex charges
• Evansville zoo looks to redesign Africa exhibit
• Purdue plans on adding crossing guards for campus
• Coats ad goes after opponent for Guantanamo votes
• Man badly hurt when hit by Fort Wayne police car
• S. Ind. highway to close for coal machine's move
• Ind. governor seeks more federal stimulus money
• New scholarship helps urban Purdue students
• Rare Bible donated to St. Mary's College
• Man arrested on charges relating to Facebook theft
• 2 more courts join Indiana state courts network
• Indiana PTA looking for more than a few good men
• NE Ind. novelty store stops accepting cash
• Indiana University expects record enrollment
• Hamilton: Democrats have taken on tough issues
• Noble expands disabilities services in Ind.
• Opponents expected at Ind. hearing on I-69 project
• Police: Wife found dead after husband kills self
• NIPSCO warned on service as electric hike OK'd
• Man lying on tracks killed by train in Anderson
• Body of 2nd teen found off Lake Michigan beach
• Indy boy, 5, shot in head, in critical condition
• $100,000 theft alleged from Ind. anti-crime group
• Dean named for planned Indiana osteopathic school
• Guilty plea made in killing of NW Ind. sisters
• GOP's Coats goes on air, Democrat Ellsworth is off
• Notre Dame says professor fired over pornography
• Prison time for driving bulldozer toward officers
• More Ind. students enroll in dual credit classes
• Ind. wildlife agency to hold outdoor workshops
• Changes to Ind. courthouse upset preservationists
• Retired state trooper found dead in C. Ind. lake
• RV company buys N. Ind. plant for luxury trailers
• Ind. lawmakers still grappling with 'sexting'
• Indiana soldier, 28, killed in Afghanistan blast
• Transgender woman pleased with hospital's response
• Daniels says Indiana will seek new stimulus money
• Work nears on $100M medical center in Indianapolis
• Ex-clerk of N. Ind. town apologizes for theft
• Bikers protest handling of Ind. officer's crash
• Estimate puts Ind. health overhaul costs at $3.1B
• Purdue staff could get early retirement offer
• Malpractice suit against Ind. doctor goes to trial
• Ind. utility agrees to rate cut after seeking hike
• S. Ind. city joins foes of Ohio River bridge tolls
• Body of 1 of 2 missing boys found in Lake Michigan
• Ex-Ind. teacher gets early release on meth charges
• Little action taken on Ind. nursing home reports
• Repairs being made after Indianapolis crane crash
• Notre Dame dean, wife end cross-country bike ride
• Ind. study panel to take up issue of teen sexting
• Events planned across Ind. for Archaeology Month
• SW Ind. zoo weighs possible beer sales to patrons
• Former Ind. police officer sentenced to 12 years
• BP to test NW Indiana pipeline before reopening
• Ind. seeing education progress despite lean times
• Retired Bethel College president dies at age 72
• Owner of Marsh Supermarkets drops bid to sell
• Crane truck topples over in downtown Indianapolis
• Some hunters object to Ind. deer season changes
• Ind. police commander resigns after questioning
• Purdue study: Slowing urban sprawl curbs floods
• Ball State gets Wall Street-like training center
• Biden to address thousands of vets in Ind. stop
• Awareness campaign to stress railroad safety
• 2 Ind. teens swept away by Lake Michigan current
• Ind. State Fair ends with slightly smaller crowd
• Woman, 37, killed in ATV crash in Lawrence County
• Police: Man kills women with SUV after bar fight
• BP spill clouds Indiana oil industry outlook
• BMV study: Teens who take driver's ed crash more
• Ind. gets $1M to monitor health insurance premiums
• Ind. museum displays pieces of rare Bibles
• Ind. DNR: 1,000-plus species likely at Goose Pond
• Indy police chief demotes 3 over fatal crash probe
• Arson confirmed in Ind. fire that killed 9 horses
• Public anger grows over Ind. officer's fatal crash
• Tippecanoe Co. looks to trim public defender costs
• IU sees record enrollment of foreign students
• Developer wants court review of Ind. plant denial
• Purdue helps Ind. farmers interested in wind power
• Ind. man gets 20 years in father-son pot operation
• Teen convicted of terrorizing girls on NW Ind. bus
• Indiana jobless rate continues slow rise for 2010
• SE Ind. woman charged with fatally starving son
• Terre Haute group working to keep midwife services
• Some question South Bend subsidy for football hall
• New president named at Calumet College in NW Ind.
• Indiana University board approves pay-raise plan
• Suit over Indianapolis venue name change dismissed
• Mishawaka man gets 10 years in fatal DUI crash
• Ind. workplace deaths fell 14 percent in 2009
• Missing money found near Portage employee's desk
• Fort Wayne works to keep Navistar workers in city
• Indiana Farm Bureau to decide policy for next year
• Court rules against Right to Life in speech case
• Ex-Muncie councilman sentenced ballots case
• BP drains oil so Indiana pipe can be replaced
• Indiana police officer seeks to have trial moved
• BP continues to search for source of pipeline leak
• Biden speaks on Iraq, autos in Indy, Toledo stops
• Solar company plans E. Ind. factory expansion
• 2,000 marijuana plants found in Ind. state park
• Video shows gunman in liquor store worker's death
• Officer accused of driving drunk can keep license
• Gary airport director leaving to take job in Fla.
• Purdue marching band to perform
• Purdue: Farmland values rise more than expected
• IU gets $1.2 million grant for science teaching
• Army chief sees long future for Ind. military base
• C. Ind. sheriff staying in office despite arrest
• Ind. panel awards recycling money from frozen fund
• Smoky fire forces 95 from Purdue sorority house
• Ex-chief won't face charges in fatal S. Ind. crash
• Ill. man sentenced in child pornography ring
• Indiana suit says vanity publisher didn't deliver
• Ind. policymakers set health overhaul meetings
• Panel accepts applications for Ind tax court judge
• Ind. Nature Conservancy, USDA assess beetle pest
• Indiana U. households sale to benefit charities
• Broken sprinkler floods part of C. Ind. school
• Developer planning solar power site in NW Indiana
• Coats, Ellsworth talk jobs, lobbying in Senate bid
• Officials: Ind. fuel leak could last days, weeks
• Would-be GM plant buyer says offer misconstrued
• Music for All summer camp moving to Ball State
• Potential GM plant buyer appeals for contract vote
• 5th person sentenced in death at E. Ind. cornfield
• Star Press names Nellessen-Lara executive editor
• Indiana moving faster on weatherization
• Stimulus money could put Ind teachers back to work
• Pillow plant set to close in southern Indiana city
• Lawyer questions alcohol test for officer in crash
• Boone County votes to ban sale of drug 'spice'
• US awards Ind. $10.8M charter school grant
• Ind. Senate Democrats seek more transparency
• Police: 3 arrested in deadly Ind. party shooting
• C. Ind. county bans sale, public use of K2, Spice
• Purdue drug maker strikes deal with NC company
• Police to crack down on drunken drivers in Indiana
• BP, Indiana officials hunt source of oil leak
• Boy dies 4 days after rescue from Lafayette pond
• Union: Navistar to leave Fort Wayne within 3 years
• Playground torched at central Indiana school
• Arizona sheriff Arpaio to speak at Ind. GOP events
• Vandals damage buses at SE Indiana school district
• Dozens of show sheep killed in NW Ind. barn fire
• Bush aide Rove to speak at Indiana GOP events
• Terre Haute Children's Museum heads to bigger home
• Ivy Tech president gets 3-year contract extension
• GOP nominee Coats courts tea party in Senate bid
• Indianapolis museums struggling to boost crowds
• Indiana plant to make Humvees for Afghan forces
• IU hosts forum on innovations in life sciences
• N. Ind. reservoir to become fish and wildlife area
• SW Ind. boaters cautioned about low Ohio River
• Online writing lab helps students with citations
• Man found dead in Ind. pond 2 days after last seen
• Return of northern Indiana RV show draws thousands
• IU questions inclusion in 'grade incentive' site
• Ind. wildlife center welcomes rare owl population
• New NASA space school at Indy's Martin University
• UAW halts vote on giveback deal at Indy GM plant
• Townhouse fire, standoff lead to Ind. man's death
• Allen Co. keeps tabs on illegal immigrants in jail
• Fisherman has evidence of Asian carp in Wabash
• Receiver: Ind. money manager can't pay restitution
• Police search office of accused Ind. sheriff
• IU hopes 'wellness incentives' cut insurance costs
• Ind. wait list for Medicaid waivers tops 10 years
• Group plans to divert crows from Terre Haute
• 2 injured when powered parachute drops 200 feet
• State offering grants to plant trees
• USDA expects record corn crop in Indiana
• Medical device maker Biomet to add 278 jobs
• Officials hope RV show is a sign industry is back
• Jury: Life in prison for woman in death of girl
• Heat warning continues through Saturday
• Daniels: No decision soon on presidential run
• Ind. agency approves US Steel Gary Works project
• Cop charged in fatal crash was honored by MADD
• Ind. OMB leader leaves post to take private job
• New Indiana U. microscope sees in 3 dimensions
• Ind. man admits bribing US officials in Kuwait
• Indiana to get $200M from Medicaid stimulus bill
• Lawmaker wants investor's donations returned
• Heat wave could renew push for later school start
• Judge blocks part of Ind. county health ordinance
• Carmel Clay teachers OK contract with district
• E. Equine Encephalitis found in N. Ind. mosquitoes
• Ind. schools share $1.7M in US nursing grants
• Lugar backs White House run for Daniels in 2012
• Grad students from Ukraine working on Ind. farms
• Ill. man held in Michigan City killing, carjack
• Purdue expert: Tracking tags may threaten privacy
• Indiana Tax Court Judge Fisher stepping down
• NE Ind. couple arrested 2nd time for horse neglect
• Indianapolis soldier killed in Afghan fighting
• NIPSCO blames LaPorte Co. outages on heat, load
• Indiana jury convicts woman in death of cousin, 2
• Indiana schools will likely avoid more budget cuts
• 14 S. Ind. men arrested for foreign gang links
• Fish sculpture poached from iconic IU fountain
• Daniels: Gender not top factor in high court pick
• Closed Pyle museum to be open for Dana festival
• Purdue University to keep custodial work in house
• Heat brings Ind. greater risk of West Nile virus
• Ind. water park keeps busy during sizzling summer
• New Ind. wildlife refuge opens Sunday along Wabash
• Parts maker plans Ind. plant opening, Ohio closing
• Lugar expects to seek 7th Senate term in 2012
• Ind. officer in fatal crash had high alcohol level
• Ind. woman charged with fatally poisoning husband
• Auction set for old S. Indiana Colgate factory
• Police say drunken biker rides into rail crossing
• 17K Ind. Medicare beneficiaries get $250 checks
• Official: Tainted water won't be released in Ind.
• Chief: Officer in fatal crash had been drinking
• Indiana man charged with pointing laser at trooper
• Drugs blamed for deaths of 2 workers in Fort Wayne
• Indiana's busiest casinos see opposite trends
• Ind. governor defends stance on more federal money
• Computer snag delays payouts at S. Ind. casino
• Forklift fall kills Evansville factory worker
• 73-year term ordered in South Bend teen's death
• N. Ind. sheriff short of money for training center
• Ind. DNR plans 5 meetings on deer hunting rules
• USDA gives $3M to 4 rural Ind. phone companies
• Lugar urges 'common sense' in new farm dust rules
• Ind. girl's catch opens new record fish category
• Police: Indianapolis homeowner shoots attacker
• Police in 6-hour standoff around NE Ind. home
• Indiana University sees big private funding jump
• Ind. counselor 'deeply concerned' about Duke plant
• Indiana could send new blood to Congress this year
• Ind. sheriff released on bond 3 days after arrest
• Suit: Apartment builder broke handicapped rights
• Bloomington doctor's US trial postponed to Jan.
• Ex-Ind. congressman claims he was human smuggler
• Lake County wind farm could cover 23,000 acres
• Indiana governor compares debt to 'child abuse'
• Indy 2-vehicle crash sends 9 to hospitals
• Big tax revenue hits likely in NE Ind. counties
• $2M given anonymously to Old Lake Courthouse fund
• Indianapolis police arrest 23 in dogfighting raid
• Indiana State Fair opens its 17-day run amid cuts
• 1 killed, 2 injured in crash involving Ind. police
• Ind. sheriff arrested on obstruction charges
• Gibson Co. readies for visit by Japanese students
• Tickle-Me-Elmo III wins hog contest at Ind. fair
• Ind. man charged with trying to have father killed
• Car going wrong way on I-70 causes serious crash
• S. Ind. prosecutor faces misconduct allegations
• Evansville seeking new downtown hotel developer
• Indy police union rejects 4-year contract proposal
• Ind. State Police join social networking age
• Ind. man allegedly tried to arrange father's death
• Daniels to lead motorcycle ride for Guard fund
• 25,000 books scattered as library shelves tumble
• Hot, stormy, wet summer good for Indiana crops
• Fight continues over Evansville arena site
• Survivor of Ind. cattle truck crash gets new home
• Officer arrested after C. Ind. squad car fight
• Hospital starts review after transgender complaint
• Ind. undecided on funding bid for nursing checks
• Lawmaker drives dogs from Indiana to New England
• Indiana gets $2.3M for electronic health records
• Lawyer says toddler's death wasn't intentional
• Auto parts maker finishes W. Ind. plant expansion
• Ind. seeks to grow health plan once thought doomed
• Ind. company planning hybrid van gets GM backing
• Earlham College's president announces retirement
• Big drop expected from Ind. local income taxes
• Ind. man charged in woman's beating death
• Coats says no need for lifetime ban on lobbying
• Indiana officials raid farm in cockfighting case
• Gen Con Indy expects to draw 28,000 gaming fans
• S. Ind. group hits 90 percent in school campaign
• Postal consolidation for C. Ind. under review
• CSO hands baton to IU student: New maestro wants local involvement
• GOP congressional leader makes Ind. campaign stop
• Ind. film festival aims to raise national profile
• Foes in Ind. Senate race push changes they want
• Bloomington man, 19, charged in 2 lake deaths
• IU gets $9.2 million grant for 2 global networks
• Ind. coroner: Boy, 13, was fatally shocked in lake
• Rebuilding moves ahead for Ind. homeless shelter
• S. Ind. group nears goal in extracurricular drive
• Indiana Rep. Buyer wants better drug tracking
• Enforcement lax on Ind. teen driver cell phone ban
• Hundreds of illegal immigrants jailed in Ind.
• 2 killed in separate Clinton County crashes
• Man killed when hit on shoulder of NW Ind. highway
• Ind. rail line studies changes for deadly crossing
• Shrinking Ind. revenue cuts road repair projects
• County to seek state aid for costly radio upgrades
• Land trust to dedicate southern Indiana preserve
• Report finds cleaner beaches along Lake Michigan
• Monument changes upset some Indianapolis survivors
• Evansville organizers cancel 3-day 'Thunderfest'
• 2 dead in murder-suicide at Ind. diner
• Faster security checks for a fee at Indy airport
• Ivy Tech opens temporary site near new Avon campus
• Ind. State Fair to include climate change exhibit
• 19 IU med students headed to Haiti to provide care
• New Ind. rule cracks down on bogus senior titles
• Ky. pilot dies of burns from Ind. aircraft crash
• Transgender woman says hospital mistreated her
• Calif. man faces pornography charge after Ind. arrest
• 3 suspected of destroying toilets with explosives
• 4-year-old boy rousts parents from burning home
• Upgrades planned for N. Ind. classic auto auction
• Push on to pay coaches at S. Ind. school district
• Guns, uniforms taken from Ind. detective's home
• Panel set to pick Indiana Supreme Court finalists
• Vigo County offers buyouts to workers to save cash
• Brown Co. getting state's largest nature preserve
• Ind. to host meeting on helping troubled lawyers
• Ind. board drops complaint against veterinarian
• Ind. police close part of I-69 after semi crash
• Police: 3-year-old dies after being shot in head
• Indiana township worker accused of stealing $150K
• Large northern Ind. farmers market to shut down
• S. Ind. fair revamps raffle after legal troubles
• Activists appeal Purdue coal power unit permit
• $6.6M grant to help project at Crane tech park
• Licensing to be checked for day care after death
• Judge awards $47K to Ind. newspaper in libel suit
• Indiana extended jobless benefits signup starting
• Purdue spotlights psychoactive drugs' good side
• Fort Wayne schools recall 149 laid off teachers
• Program offers maple trees for conservation
• Remains found on I-65 identified as missing woman
• Boy dies after horse lands on him at NW Ind. farm
• Ex-Evansville officer convicted of sex charges
• Homeless Ind. students up 26 percent since 2006-07
• Notre Dame gets $5M endowment for disease post
• Farm with 2 million chickens planned in E. Ind.
• Death at northern Indiana prison ruled homicide
• 70 dogs, puppies removed from S. Ind. mobile home
• Purdue fills vacancies in luxury dorm towers
• Bloomington complex evacuated on pipe bomb scare
• N. Ind. beach faces closure over geese feces
• Carmel finishes annexation of Southwest Clay
• NW Ind. dunes environmental group names new leader
• Deputy has to pay to make arrest at county fair
• Indianapolis council backs $1.9B utilities sale
• Escaped cattle cause trouble after NW Ind. crash
• Smoking while using oxygen causes fatal Ind. fire
• Hundreds attend vigil for 3 teens killed in fire
• Foul play suspected in death at N. Ind. prison
• Fire chars interior of Notre Dame's grotto
• Indiana settles on design for Asian carp fencing
• Feds: Pastor misused loan intended for new church
• Indiana University considers extending pay freeze
• Ky. pilot burned in aircraft crash in S. Ind.
• Teen faces 100 years in prison in Indy shootings
• 25-foot-tall farming icons at Indiana State Fair
• Search crews find man's body in NW Indiana river
• South Bend council puts off gay rights ordinance
• Vehicle fumes make dozens ill in Indianapolis
• Indiana youth choir wins top honors in China
• Hoosiers can file for back jobless benefits Aug. 3
• Lafayette boy, 13, dies in Lake Freeman accident
• Indiana agency revokes permit for 3,500-cow dairy
• Advocates warn of scams involving Medicare rebates
• Fisherman found dead in northern Indiana reservoir
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