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• Michael Bolton brings his blue-eyed soul to Palladium
• Physician buyouts bruising hospitals
• Mentors give entrepreneurs a business boost
• Lawsuit takes on debt-modification firm
• Developer Kite to remake key corner in Carmel
• Former Hoosiers basketball coach Lou Watson passes
• Donnelly Statement on Memorial Day
• Congressmen Baca, Burton, Ross, and Runyan Respond to USPSTF Recommendation http...
• Indy speedway replaces stage following inspection
• Indianapolis council to consider domestic-partner benefits
• IndyCar settles lawsuit over Izod sponsorship
• Typical CEO at public firm made $9.6M last year, study finds
• Calumet plans to add 48 jobs at Indianapolis headquarters
• Dating for Nerds takes vacation getaways through time and space
• Pending GED changes likely to challenge some adults
• Wabash College president ready to step down
• FDA’s $6.4B drug review-fee plan passes Senate
• City delays approval of downtown parking garage
• Local school district reviewing test breach allegations
• Republic Airways CEO talks Bombardier jet plans
• Mexican big rigs shun border, imperiling trucking deal
• Airport authority trims executive ranks in cost-cutting move
• Girl, in Transit: Hits and near-misses
• The General is coming to Marian University! Legendary basketball coach Bob Knigh...
• Lawmakers to study auto plates, child protection
• IUPUI program pairs business students with engineering students to research patent options
• 2012 Greening IUPUI grant winners announced
• Shelbyville officials rule fairgrounds fire arson
• Local WellPoint unit eliminating 112 employees
• State museum uncovers hidden Steele painting
• Children's Museum selects developer for Winona site
• Jack Everly is conductor for live PBS National Memorial Day Concert
• Steak n Shake woos real estate pros
• Howard officials OK hospital merger with Community
• Congressional Record: Visclosky Honors Leon Lynch
• Congressional Record: Visclosky Honors Saint Luke United Lutheran Church
• Wiki's Million Edit Man is lifelong Hoosier
• Andretti Autosport may expand into NASCAR
• Woman warrior: PPIN's Betty Cockrum
• Haiku News
• Thumbs up: Backing a vet on the move
• Indianapolis Public Schools laying off 163 workers
• Purdue economist predicts gas prices won't top $4
• Thumbs up: Recognizing service and sacrifice
• Thumbs up: Forgoing empty festivities
• HHGregg’s profit jumps on life-insurance payout
• Gadfly: Standardized tests
• Hammer: Time running out on Indy 500
• Daniels To Receive Manhattan Institute’s Alexander Hamilton Award
• IU School of Social Work student earns spot with Colts cheerleaders while pursuing master's degree
• IUPUI alumna creates design for Izod IndyCar T-shirts
• Gregg picks Simpson to add balance to ticket
• Big Ten announces future conference football schedules
• Crossroads Classic to continue through 2014
• Gregg picks Vi Simpson as his No. 2
• First stage of $85M downtown project up for approval
• Slideshow: Great Strides for Cystic Fibrosis
• Retail lineup taking shape for CityWay project
• Bicycle race to debut in Speedway
• Sales of existing homes up nationally in April
• Fire won't stop Shelby County fair, organizers say
• Commentary: Pence makes the safe pick
• Pence chooses Ellspermann as running mate
• IUPUI professor receives 'Technology Oscar' for high-tech entrepreneurial success
• Gregg, Pence tap women for gubernatorial tickets
• Choirs celebrate the legacy of Fred Waring
• Yesterday, Sen. Dick Lugar was honored with the first-ever LTG Timothy J. Maude...
• Shareholders vote disapproval of Simon's $120M bonus
• Federal court to hear Steak n Shake franchisee appeal
• Local market tunes in Pacers playoff in 'huge' numbers
• Unemployment rate drops in April
• There has been a lot of activity at the BMX track at the Indy Cycloplex! Under...
• Mr. Mayor, don't pay them no 'tention!
• Groups say "Impaired Water List" stagnant
• AT THE TRACK: Viso busts out personal best
• Potential Effient rival recommended for approval
• Pence picks Indiana legislator as running mate
• Indiana prison education cuts cost Ball State jobs
• Pacers owner teams with Smulyan to buy Emmis stock
• Democrats stretch residency complaints to Pence
• John Gregg loses it
• CORRECTING and REPLACING Team USA Road to London Experiential Tour to Visit Six DeVry University Campuses
• CBS' Mo Rocca visits IUPUI, interviews law professor for upcoming PBS special
• Indiana casinos face falling revenue, new competition
• Faith and hoops lead Marlin to IU
• New payout process awaits stage collapse victims
• Phoenix Theatre show puts a positive spin on aging
• Donnelly-Supported Amendment to Defense Authorization Act Passes House
• Herff Jones goes digital to invigorate yearbook sales
• Plan seeks to turn towpath into arts corridor
• New ads reflect IMS' more-aggressive sponsorship mindset
• Dan Laikin spurred probe of Tim Durham, filings reveal
• Shares of Facebook stall after company's record IPO
• Green Acres Urban Farm – an Environment and Beautification(E&B) Committee Project
• Once an Obama coup, Indiana less a battleground
• Pence set to announce running-mate pick
• MainGate enjoys boost from Pacers' playoff 'gold-out' promotion
• Indiana unemployment rate shrinks to 7.9 percent
• South-side medical office building in foreclosure
• Greenwood sues bank to collect $917,000 letter of credit
• Kids to sell lemonade at the Indiana Statehouse
• School of Social Work's Pat Sullivan is selected to serve on prestigious national panel to develop new social work course
• BSW students describe their experience of helping residents at an Indianapolis apartment complex as amazing
• Herron School's June gallery shows offer a peak into the world of collecting
• Scholars join public forum examining new trend of social engagement among evangelicals
• IU basketball picks up 2013 recruiting commitment
• Big Ten Network cuts academics, citing low ratings
• Greenwood Elementary School Honors Academic Excellence
• Feinstein and Hamlisch light up Palladium
• IPS says it must cut $27 million from budget
• Chamber to merge with economic development groups
• 2012 - 2013 Foundation - Community Grant Guidelines
• In case you missed it, here are my comments earlier from today's Foreign Affairs...
• Signature Inns founder plans auto-care franchises
• Good cholesterol may not lower heart risk, study suggests
• New warehouse ends drought of spec industrial development
• Bloomington greeting card company closing plant
• U.S. losing drug-research jobs to other countries
• Lilly unlikely to gain from Plavix patent loss, analyst says
• DeVry University Appoints Joyce Wheatley as Philadelphia Metro President
• U.S. jobless claims hold steady for second straight week
• Donnelly: Protect All Women From Domestic Violence, Not Just Some
• Donnelly Applauds Groundbreaking of Expansion and Renovation Project at Grissom Aeroplex
• Indiana issues call for external audit of tax agency
• Vote for Marian University Indianapolis and the Marian University Cycling Team a...
• Pacers' Bird named NBA's executive of the year
• Girl, in Transit: The sad state of our sidewalks
• State takes steps to help foster children
• AT THE TRACK: Day of practice leaves room for improvement
• Indiana lottery seeking ideas from private firms
• Gubernatorial candidate Gregg calls for corporate tax cut
• Dynasty Young's expulsion inspires rally
• We are proud to announce that one of our seminary graduates, Martin Rodriguez, p...
• LoBiondo & Visclosky Introduce Legislation to Reauthorize Bulletproof Vest Program to Protect Law Enforcement Officers
• Cummins hires ex-Indianapolis mayoral candidate
• Emmis shares again escape NASDAQ delisting
• Senator Lugar finished his 31st ACLI Capital Challenge this morning, having run...
• Former Pac-Van owners return to mobile office biz
• WellPoint protestors harass Braly as political disclosure proposal fails
• Jeremy Rifkin: Hopeful but not naïve
• Haiku News
• Angie’s List prices shares at $13 for stock offering
• Thumbs up: Women at (political) work
• Thumbs down: Pitiful but fierce Dynasty
• Thumbs up: Helping out hotel workers
• Subaru's Indiana factory expected to announce expansion
• Gadfly: Gay Bashing
• Gubernatorial candidate Gregg to pitch corporate tax cut
• Losing Lugar
• Brent Dickson to serve as state's chief justice
• Governor Daniels Announces 2012 Woodrow Wilson Indiana Teaching Fellows
• Jason Kelly to lead IUPUI Arts and Humanities Institute
• IUPUI celebrates major milestones of nation's only B.S. in Motorsports Engineering Program
• Judge says lawsuit can proceed against for-profit educator
• Unemployment tax repayment causes confusion
• Hoosiers to meet Tar Heels in ACC/Big Ten Challenge
• Hoosiers to meet Tar Heels in ACC/Big Ten Challenge
• Franklin Fire Department Blood Drive
• Donnelly Stands Up for American Steel Industry and Its Workers
• Above ground with Tim Brickley
• Acting Indiana chief justice Dickson picked to head court
• Activists plan to protest WellPoint political giving at meeting
• Rally planned in support of bullied gay teen
• Feds say wiretaps show evidence of financial plot
• Klipsch helps parent firm double cash flow
• First-quarter profit, revenue flat for Noble Roman’s
• Student-loan debt-collection agencies garner criticism
• Same-Sex Silliness
• AT THE TRACK: Viso ready to hit higher gear
• Performance - The Drowsy Chaperone
• IU School of Nursing dean honored by nursing schools at two universities
• Brent Dickson, '68, to become chief justice of Indiana Supreme Court
• Faculty, staff and students recognized for excellence at Chancellor's Academic Convocation
• McDonald inks free agent deal with Dolphins
• Bond film music featured in ISO pops concert
• City’s final tab for hosting Super Bowl: $1 million
• Chicken fever: Indy goes crazy for coops
• Acting Indiana chief justice could be pick for job
• Gay marriage as 'wedge' issue
• Indiana slips in life sciences funding
• Companies seek solar-panel lease contracts from city
• Bicycle advocacy group urges riding to work Friday
• Tea Party dreams on
• Business Furniture expands into Ohio with acquisition
• I will be on The Greg Garrison Show today on WIBC in just a few minutes. You ca...
• Work on central Indiana wind farm set for this summer
• IUPUI enrolling 2012 Woodrow Wilson Teaching Fellows, who bring extensive STEM backgrounds to high-need classrooms
• University admission experts to offer "secrets" to graduate school admission in free speed session
• Paydar to be appointed IUPUI executive vice chancellor
• Cancer tools help Roche with Alzheimer's drug
• Next Indiana governor won't see much toll road money
• Indiana governor hopefuls detail ideas for job growth
• JPMorgan Chase takes fire for 'hedge,' $2 billion loss
• Companies adopting unlimited time-off policies
• Following turnaround, charter school shoots for 4 more sites
• Airport faces fiscal headwinds
• Digital textbook firm raises millions
• May 7-11, 2012 is National Teacher Appreciation Week so it’s the perfect opportu...
• Del Shores shares his sordid confessions at TOTS
• Indiana delegation could see gender shakeup
• Purdue looks to new clinic to cut health costs
• Central Indiana home-sale agreements up in April
• Purdue seeks new revenue with online-education initiative
• For-profit university eyes College Park office space
• Sen. Dick Lugar has been presented the Mandela Freedom Statuette for his “except...
• Local automotive supplier in line for new city incentive
• National Nurses Week begins each year on May 6 and ends on May 12, the birth dat...
• Alabama firm that irked suppliers promises to add 350 jobs
• Indianapolis margarine plant planning $44 million upgrade
• Indy art museum receives grant for Miller House
• Judge Patricia McGowan Wald to speak at IU McKinney School of Law commencement
• IUPUI commencement includes first students to earn bachelor's degree in philanthropy
• Donnelly Hosts Event for Small Business Manufacturers and Workers
• ExactTarget sees bigger loss in first quarter
• Lainie Kazan is a chanteuse on the loose
• Lainie Kazan is a chanteuse on the loose
• Indiana State Fair makes management changes
• Emmis ends profitable year despite quarterly loss
• Remy International reports smaller first-quarter profit
• Indiana State Fair hires COO as part of management changes
• Abound Solar chief declines to testify before House panel
• WRTV launches broadcast studio on Monument Circle
• Girl, in Transit: Look out for walkers!
• Fast-growing One Click lands $1M state incentive deal
• Center for Interfaith Cooperation, School of Liberal Arts at IUPUI offer 'beyond-the-headlines' look at Islamic law
• Women in Science House Fosters Success and Impact
• School of Informatics grad student Judy Wawira Gichoya named Google Anita Borg Memorial Scholar
• Indiana judge declines to release Sugarland testimony
• Haiku News
• Hail to the Chief (of staff)
• Hostess says jobs of 856 Indiana workers in danger
• Have you seen our new ad campaign? "The Power of Doing" is a three-month campaig...
• Lugar's legacy in Senate: Cooperation and security
• Postal Service backs off plan to close rural post offices
• Video technology enhances classic opera
• Metro-area building activity dips in April
• Gadfly: Extremist Indiana
• Duke's cost overrun saga
• Noble Roman's top investor loses Green Mountain chair
• Lugar's frustration surfaces after Indiana defeat
• Brooks and May among GOP winners
• LISC helps Indy help itself
• IDEM files proposed permit for $2.65B gasification plant
• Governor Presents Public Service Achievement Awards to 76 State Employees
• Primary Results: Mourdock wins
• Midwest Health Economics Conference convenes at IUPUI May 10 and 11
• Zionsville voters approve tax bump for school system
• Fox59 adding another hour of daily news programming
• Wowza! Over 30 legendary Indiana basketball players have sa...
• Carson, May to meet in 7th District congressional race
• Brooks wins GOP nod for retiring Burton's seat
• Primary election guide and results
• Indiana congressional candidates get 2nd chances
• Rokita, Donnelly Fight for Fair Transportation Funding for Indiana, Relative to Other States
• Messer wins GOP bid for Indiana seat Pence giving up
• Lugar loses Indiana GOP primary to tea party rival
• Romney easily wins Indiana presidential primary
• ‘Spotlight’ showcases Indy’s cultural vitality and compassion
• GOP looking to pad majority in Indiana House
• Marsh CEO Kelley quits for job in New England
• Kelley steps down as Marsh Supermarkets chief exec
• Mourdock says he expects to win GOP Senate bid
• Local election sites seeing light turnout
• Thanks to our friends at Margaret Mary Community Hospital, the latest healthcare...
• I recently sat down with Faiz Rehman of Voice of America to discuss a variety of...
• City, development group agree to protect Mallory site
• Minor problems as polls open in Indianapolis
• Purdue announces $33 million energy plan
• Slideshow: Romney lacks Indy street cred
• Sarah Fisher Hartman Racing Finds Perfect Partner in Motorsports @ IUPUI
• KAR Auction revenue up, profit down
• How locusts rocked me to sleep Election Eve
• Butler University directed to spend more on male athletes
• Roche scraps hoped-for cholesterol blockbuster
• Massa sworn in as Indiana's new Supreme Court justice
• Seals Ambulance Purchases STAT Ambulance
• Analysis: Lugar needs all Hoosiers in primary
• Indiana early voting down despite Lugar-Mourdock race
• Symphonic Choir commemorates its 75th birthday with an epic masterwork
• Zionsville voters face lone area school-funding referendum
• Shareholder group advises against Simon CEO bonus pay
• Six Hoosier firms among country’s 500 largest
• Ball State approves pay raises for professors
• Protest planned for Romney tonight
• We have won our third national road championship! Go Knights!
• Hoppe: Math and science crisis
• Monthly Revenue Report
• Viehweg named interim director of IUPUI Center for Translating Research Into Practice
• Kelley Indianapolis grad who survived 2005 house fire completes Evening MBA program
• Business leaders to address Kelley Indianapolis graduates
• More than 6,500 students to receive degrees at IUPUI commencement ceremonies
• Lugar makes final push to avoid primary defeat
• Mourdock: Reports of Tea Party's death exaggerated
• End of Indiana-Kentucky series symptomatic of college greed
• I will be on "Justice with Judge Jeanine" on Fox News tonight at 9:30pm to discu...
• Too good to pass up! Had to share it.
• Wowza! The women of Marian University ride to another D1 title at 2012 Collegiat...
• Mark Lee's 'Great Exposures'
• Indiana guidance on evaluations worries schools
• Ballot switchers an unlikely factor in Lugar race
• Congratulations Class of 2012! Marian University wishes you the very best as you...
• GOP rival hopes to end Lugar's career
• Quest to rein in health care costs gives momentum to on-site clinics
• NCAA making itself a target for criticism
• Growth tear swells Simon Property Group
• New Colts quarterback a 'marketer's dream'
• Lugar asks for non-GOP support ahead of primary
• Spotlight 2012 features Talbott Street star
• More from On the Record w/ Greta Van Susteren
• Once-promising Arcadia Resources closing doors
• Ex-Colt Schlichter's latest sentence: 11 years
• Lawsuit: Anderson mayor fired 10 workers over politics
• New charter school proposed for North Meridian Street
• Poll shows Lugar trailing Mourdock by double digits
• State unveils six food trails as part of tourism effort
• Rain or shine, you can see the entire 75th annual Marian University Commencement...
• Indiana state tax collections jump in April
• INSIDE DISH: Husband-wife team revive sushi joint's reputation
• U.S. jobless rate slips despite dismal employment report
• Duke Energy profit falls on Indiana plant settlement
• Indy Libraries Ready for New Service Hours
• IUPUI University Library offers a grand stage for student Inspiration
• IUPUI Professor Robert Bringle appointed distinguished professor of psychology at Appalachian State University
• Kite reports narrow loss as revenue rises
• 500 Festival Mini-Marathon preps for storms, winds
• Indiana agency restoring $10M for child services
• I will be on "On the Record" with Greta Van Susteren to talk about the "Fast and...
• Each year the Indianapolis Chapter of Financial Executives International honors...
• The 'singing bird' carries a message to the world
• Feds: Arrests made in $80M Lilly prescription drug heist
• IU losing journalism dean to Northwestern
• Lilly letting U.S. researchers test failed compounds for new uses
• Visclosky Testifies on Protecting U.S. Interests Against Foreign Welded Pipe and Tube
• Seymour packaging plant with 111 workers to close
• Bike trail push for Eagle Creek stirs controversy
• Baldwin & Lyons posts record first-quarter profit
• Indiana oil production surges amid high prices
• U.S. applications for unemployment aid drop
• Congratulations to the Men's Golf team. The Knights won their 12th MCC champions...
• Attorney perplexed by state's right-to-work filing
• Thumbs up: The complete package
• Thumbs down: Thug life, losing game
• Preparing for the Primary
• Indiana's success story continues as it moves to 5th on the list of Best States...
• Angie’s List files to sell $75 million in stock
• Indiana panel approves new stage-rigging rules
• Former council president to become city's chief of staff
• Big news: The Marian University College of Osteopathic Medicine (MU-COM) has re...
• Butler Officially Joins the Atlantic 10
• Lilly capitalizing on demand for testosterone drugs
• Butler leaving Horizon League for Atlantic 10
• Local developer files to go public in Canada
• Wheat out as local Cumulus market manager
• Visclosky Announces Two Grants to HealthLinc
• Thumbs up: Moving in the right direction
• Calumet Specialty’s revenue, profit soar in first quarter
• County small-claims courts could receive overhaul
• Drug testing: Do I say, not as I do
• Pacers are worth the cash
• Gadfly: Women's health, voting and the GOP
• Signs mount that even Lugar backers think he's in trouble
• Haiku News
• Learn how to develop games, videos and websites like a pro at IU School of Informatics' Summer Workshops
• Cyber-summit provides opportunity for sharing technology in classroom methods
• Anti-tax advocate Norquist poised to throw support behind Mourdock
• Indiana: Right-to-work lawsuit can't be amended
• Be Careful What You Wish For
• Hoosiers tab Johnson as new assistant hoops coach
• You have walked by them waving in the wind a thousand times. Something has chang...
• Zoning board rejects Broad Ripple parking garage proposal
• Performance considered in Indianapolis teacher layoffs
• Local real estate developer files for bankruptcy
• Production on Rolls-Royce LiftSystem picks up steam
• Finish Line plans to add 327 jobs as part of expansion
• Power-grid software maker lands $7M in venture capital
• North American growth propels Cummins' profit
• Frontier Airlines to cut 11 flights from Milwaukee
• IndyFringe receives $25,000 award for Excellence in Culture Tourism
• Donnelly Attends Grand Opening of Interim Veterans' Health Facility
• CNO quarterly earnings jump on stronger sales
• Indiana announces proposed Duke Energy settlement
• Celadon Group names new chief financial officer
• BioCrossroads launches second seed fund, aims $8.25M at fledgling life sciences firms
• Judge orders Clear Channel to sell key Speedway parcel
• Anderson officials plan to demolish Emge building
• National Art Museum of Sport may leave Indianapolis
• Butler on the Move to the Atlantic-10 on Tuesday?
• I will be on The Greg Garrison Show in just a few minutes on @93wibc. Tune in a...
• Eli Lilly's Cialis faces faster-acting competition
• DeVry University Students Show Support for Warrior Games; Student Veterans Praise Athletes and Their Commitment
• How To Waste $180,000 Without Even Trying
• How To Waste $180,000 Without Even Trying
• Black Arts Movement reunion
• Camp Gluten Freedom coming in June!
• Motorsports Master's: IUPUI takes motorsports education to the next degree
• IUPUI assistant profesor honored for helping create standards for meeting and event profession
• National Art Museum of Sport to relocate after nearly 20 years at IUPUI
• New endowment program designed to help law students pay back student loans
• Civic Theatre ends first season in Carmel with a bang
• Lugar struggles to paint Tea Party opponent
• State's high court to weigh in on lawsuit over IU Health billing
• Columbus ends private use of city-owned cars
• Maureen O’Flynn is spellbinding in Cabaret debut
• Gary mayor questions former Indy airport exec's pay rate
• 2012-2013 Season
• Social Activities - REPORT
• Rotary Golf Begins on May 7
• Rotary Banners Needed!
• New Member Event Helps Position Club to Exceed 25 New Members
• Bowling Banquet 2012
• Slideshow: We Are Women Rally at Statehouse
• Best Buy's turnaround may pinch HHGregg
• Canal Walk popular, but full of opportunities missed
• Plant upgrades might cost IPL $1B
• Zionsville might pass on full-day kindergarten funds
• Mark Fischer Trunk Show
• Donnelly Votes to Prevent Doubling of Interest Rates on Need-Based Student Loans on July 1st
• Emmis gains extension on NASDAQ listing
• IUPUI to close University Place hotel and event center
• Indianapolis public safety chief leaving position
• Purdue gets $10 million gift for leadership center
• Local attorney charged with defrauding clients of $2.5M
• Public Safety Director Straub resigns
• BrightPoint stock sinks on lower earnings report
• Republic Airways charts rebound for small jet unit
• INSIDE DISH: Nostalgic Shallos does brisk business swiftly
• Bird refutes report that he’s leaving Pacers
• Single-minded super-PACs work to beat one candidate at a time
• Purdue ends $100M deal with research foundation
• Simon boosts dividend after gains in sales, occupancy, rent
• Governor Resumes Tree-Planting Tradition For Arbor Day
• Ian Rolland Receives 2012 Sachem Award
• University Place Conference Center and Hotel will soon undergo a transformation
• As expected, Colts make quarterback Luck No. 1 pick
• Report: Rebates from health care law will top $1B
• Indiana fairs, festivals await stage rigging rules
• Zimmer profit up slightly, meets expectations
• Donnelly Announces Grant to Improve Access to Knox Industrial Park
• BrightPoint lowers forecast after earnings drop
• Angie’s List posts larger loss on higher revenue
• Work on city's 8-mile sewage tunnel gets underway
• Royal Spa owner accused of sexual harassment
• Emmis inks two deals for $92.5 million infusion
• Mourdock will keep energy stocks if elected to Senate
• Indianapolis lands nonstop air service to Myrtle Beach
• Interactive Intelligence shares fall on smaller profit
• Girl, in Transit: Driving is not worth the stress
• The Marian University Cycling Team captured its fifth straight Midwest Collegiat...
• Dow Agro sales surge on healthy ag market
• Duke Realty’s quarterly results in line with expectations
• Gregg pitches an end to gas tax
• Profit plummets at ITT Educational, but tops analyst expectations
• Gaming Commission Seeks Business Input for Disparity Study
• Republic reports smaller loss on higher revenue
• An Honor for Distinguished Professor Emeritus George Stookey Among Highlights of Dental School's Research Day
• Software Developed by IUPUI Students Closes Gap for Physicians Seeking Radiologists
• Indiana Students Fail to Prepare for Academic, Workplace Success
• WellPoint sees $100 billion 'duals' market as care shifts
• Candidate Gregg proposes lifting state's gas tax
• Donnelly to Host Event for Small Business Manufacturing Companies and Workers
• Funeral Services and a candlelight vigil are planned for Tanner Lane Barton. Ple...
• Renowned soprano does double duty in Indy
• High Court reacts skeptically to immigration-law challenge
• Longtime CEO of Acorn Group real estate firm dies
• Hundreds losing jobs at local Aurora Bank office
• Some still not sold on I-69 plans in southern Indiana
• Volunteer for Indy animals
• Thumbs down: Doggy deaths
• Ball State planning new 100-room campus hotel
• Single-class basketball revival
• Inside-Out redemption and transformation
• Indianapolis health care staffing firm to add up to 82 jobs
• Recognizing Fox
• Lilly tops analyst expectations despite shrinking profit, revenue
• Vermicompost takes root
• WellPoint's profit falls, but beats analyst expectations
• Haiku News
• Gadfly: Earth Day
• Thumbs up: Stimulus solar brightens Indy grid
• Thumbs up: Burgeoning culture of connectivity
• Thumbs down: Urban fertilizer follies
• IU Health to give $75 million to IU medical researchers
• 3D Robots, Gaming, Interactive Media and More Part of IUPUI Capstone Event
• Undergraduate Recognized For His Extensive Research
• IUPUI Lugar Center director selected for Malta speaking tour on climate and energy
• Illinois furniture manufacturer moving to Indiana
• Celadon reports higher quarterly profit, revenue
• Airport's ex-CEO lands job at Gary Chicago International
• IU to host three prime-time games on Big Ten Network
• Del Shores play at TOTS is still timely and potent
• Del Shores play at TOTS is still timely and potent
• Congressional Record: Visclosky Commemorates Workers Memorial Day
• Dollar General to sponsor Newgarden in Indy 500
• Congressional Record: Visclosky Honors Indian American Cultural Center of Northwest Indiana
• Congressional Record: Visclosky Honors Northwest Indiana Business and Industry Hall of Fame Class of 2012
• HealthNet names new president and CEO
• <em>Indianapolis Woman</em> sold, entire staff released
• Growing distributor to expand into Greenwood
• Old Richmond bus plant eyed as manufacturing hub
• Cummins plans $219 million expansion at Seymour plant
• Allison earnings rise on surging sales
• Indiana's Manchester College changing its name
• How's Indy doing?
• Slideshow: The great cloth diaper change
• Judge taps special prosecutor for Martinsville Schools probe
• Eli Lilly's David Lewis joins PPI Board of Advisors
• Tickets on Sale for "Racing to the Finish Line" NAMOS exhibit
• IUPUI to host Project Lead The Way exhibition for high school engineers
• Hamilton County I-69 widening will reduce lanes
• Rose-Hulman names interim president
• Daniels: Indiana moving to adopt outdoor stage rules
• Cabaret queen holds court at Columbia Club
• USA Track & Field names Siegel as new chief exec
• The Marian University Knights is proud to sponsor the Indiana Basketball Legends...
• 2012 State Fair concert headliners are announced
• State fair rolls out concert lineup, strategy
• Researchers mull reasons behind Indiana's gender wage gap
• Indiana auto-parts maker plans to add 120 jobs
• CNO Financial expects to take $20M legal charge
• I will be on the Greg Garrison show in just a few minutes. Tune in to 93.1FM or...
• Honda starts building new Acura hybrid at Greensburg plant
• Admiring the Amish
• IUPUI Students Sweep Top Three Positions in Purdue Grand Prix
• Dr. Lisa McGuire Receives Scholarship to Attend Harvard University's Management Development Program
• 2012 IUPUI outstanding women leaders honored
• Hoosier basketball team earns one last salute at awards ceremony
• The Marian University community is mourning the tragic loss of Tanner Barton, a...
• Participation in annual Komen event off 28 percent
• Domes hold mystique for philanthropist Cook
• Daniels doesn't appear interested in joining Romney ticket
• Classic drama at IRT still strikes emotional chord
• Join us today for "Requiem" by Maurice Durufle, featuring the Marian University...
• Requiem by Maurice Durufle
• 420 for Freedom
• Startup wants to make pouring beer from the top passe
• Milhaus snaps up 55 acres on Keystone to build 300 apartments
• Angel Learning's founder thinking big again
• Judge slaps down attorneys behind ITT fraud lawsuit
• Are corporate gift policies inhospitable?
• Battling for breasts (and lives)
• Rose-Hulman president dies suddenly
• Airport wants more nonstop flights
• Integra Specialty Hospital in Muncie closing
• Ball State gives new life to Fountain Square charter
• Pacers launch big ad campaign at unusual time
• State’s unemployment rate dips to 8.2 percent
• Ball State leader: Raising faculty pay a hard sell
• Indy strengthens smoking ban
• Brainard says he's OK with council oversight of debt
• Carmel arts center makes room for more sponsors
• Indiana Tech law school plan receives go-ahead
• Girl, in Transit: Things I don't miss
• Grant to Speed Part-Time Seniors at IUPUI to Graduation
• 2012 Outstanding IUPUI Students Named
• Mayor signs tougher public smoking ordinance
• State GOP leader: No Mourdock sanctions before primary
• Donnelly Supports 20% Tax Cut for Small Businesses
• Judge rejects Durham motion to throw out indictment
• Supporters defend Indiana voucher law in court briefs
• Enjoyed meeting with Taylor High School students from Kokomo in Washington today...
• Federal suit intensifies horse-racing dispute
• U.S. unemployment claims signal slower hiring
• Not-for-profit aims to unite city's sports-related businesses
• Bevy of stars coming to Center for the Performing Arts next season
• Purdue set to start building life sciences park
• Reconciling accounts at state revenue dept.
• New revenue chief and audit process underway
• Colleges could be banned from using tax funds for marketing
• Gadfly: Indiana's two-party system
• Fort Wayne Civic Leader Ian Rolland to Receive 2012 Sachem Award
• Leadership Change at Department of Workforce Development
• IUPUI, IPS and Community Collaboration Leads to The Historic Journey' Curriculum
• Error renews questions about Indianapolis police
• Indiana GOP probes if campaign used data improperly
• 'Music Man' is safe and solid fare
• 'Music Man' is safe and solid fare
• Downtown apartment building on canal receives approval
• Why is President Obama continuing to give misleading numbers regarding domestic...
• New Dow, Monsanto crop needs study, vegetable growers say
• Southern Indiana officials celebrate I-69 extension work
• Chef Nate Jackson sows sustainability
• Radio host buys site of burned Brown County music hall
• Visclosky and Mayor Freeman-Wilson Announce Tuskegee Airman Medal Presentation Ceremony
• Earth Fare grocery replacing Borders at Hamilton Town Center
• Real estate exec’s bankruptcy filing lists $13.3M of debt
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• VOLUNTEERS NEEDED - Tangram Spring Clean Up Event
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• IUPUI Professor Says Earth Month Events Brings Needed Focus to Environment
• IUPUI Students Pitch Solutions to Social and Economic Challenges
• Combined men's choruses survey American 'sound'
• $526M in state tax foulups spur questions about oversight
• BMV chief avoiding specialty-plates debate
• Hoosiers finish spring indoors
• Advertising art to find home at historical society
• Indiana Live to be renamed Indiana Grand Casino
• New statewide exam to test students' critical thinking
• Pink Martini is a zesty cocktail for those with varied musical tastes
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• Spirit Day update: The kids' tennis carnival has been canceled due to rain. Keep...
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• Plan envisions hot growth for downtown Indianapolis
• Homebuilders resume land development after enduring crash
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• Area homes sales rise for 11th straight month
• Ex-bank exec Alley to take over Indiana revenue office
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• Attorney: Band depositions continue on collapse
• DeVry University Appoints Steven Brooks as Orlando Metro President
• Angie's List COO joining One Click Ventures
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• Lilly CEO says cost-cutting won’t solve sales losses
• Mansfield-King lands state incentives for expansion plan
• Honors College Second Annual Showcase Set for April 16
• TOMS Founder and Chief Shoe Giver, Blake Mycoskie, Visits IUPUI
• Angie's List COO leaving after 13 years
• Officials asked to investigate McIntosh residency
• ‘Les Miz’ features sensational vocal performances
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• Report: Collapsed Indiana fair stage didn't meet code
• Indiana panel set to start review of $205M tax error
• NCAA faces firestorm after replacing Shaheen
• City approves design of $45M downtown project
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• Central Indiana biodiesel producer files for bankruptcy
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• Thumbs up: A (happy) end to unwanted kitties
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• City collected $54,000 in fines during Super Bowl
• Lugar, foes spar on outside campaign spending
• Hoosiers get good news from Zeller and Watford
• Hoosiers get good news from Zeller and Watford
• Board delays decision on Broad Ripple parking garage
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• Former Mike's Carwash partner seeking $30M
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• Visclosky's Statement on the Passing of Labor Leader Mark Ayers
• Simon CEO lands $137 million in compensation
• SMC plans $19M Noblesville expansion, 163 jobs
• Effort to save Rivoli Theatre faces another delay
• Ex-Rose-Hulman professor named interim state ACLU chief
• Democrats' words may haunt them
• Camp Gluten Freedom has come to Indianapolis!
• Donors, Volunteers Receive One of IUPUI's Most Prestigious Philanthropy Awards
• THE MOVING COMPANY @ IUPUI PRESENTS "IT'S ABOUT TIME!" AT WARREN PERFORMING ARTS CENTER, APRIL 28
• Philanthropy Collections at IUPUI Shine Light on the Life Cycle of Social Enterprise
• CIB loss from Super Bowl in line with projections
• Ryerson retires as editor at Indianapolis Star
• Chef Joseph’s is newest downtown hot spot for dining and entertainment
• Jeffery Steinbronn '09 Finds New Passion in Teaching.
• Indiana farmers tempted to plant early by warm spring
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• IU professors top Purdue's in pay after freeze ends
• Lower crop reserves raising food costs in election year
• Plans for Broad Ripple parking garage hit snag
• New leaders at ACLU, IKE and U. Indy
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• Indianapolis to host Rwandan Genocide Commemoration
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• Feds to buy land containing Lost River and its cave system to protect them
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• Indianapolis to offer tours of Downtown catacombs
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• FEMA: Indiana gets $2M in tornado, storm disaster aid
• Video: Q&A with Senate candidate Mourdock
• Vehicle crash spills fuel, closes westbound I-70 in Hancock County
• Indiana State U. Foundation chief suddenly resigns
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• Man faces 28 charges of forcing mom into sex act with son, 2 other boys
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• Chicago university buys Fishers beauty college
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• U.S. unemployment rate dips, but job growth slows
• South Florida Sun Sentinel Sheds Spotlight on DeVry University's HerWorld Program
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• IU hoops assistant Seltzer leaves for Samford job
• IU hoops assistant Seltzer leaves for Samford job
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• Poster from first race at Speedway fetches $24K at auction
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• Indiana officials step down after $205M in local taxes mishandled
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• Girl, in Transit: Missing the bus
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• IUPUI Collaborates with the Riverside Neighborhood for Sustainable Solutions, Jobs
• New Host Sought for Indiana Achievement Awards
• McKinney School of Law Dean Named to Court of Arbitration for Sport
• IU Professor says Report's Recommendations will Help Improve Lives of People with Epilepsy
• Tribune Broadcasting and DirecTV reach 5-year deal
• Emmis sues Hungary for political interference in radio bids
• Democrats, Mourdock attack Lugar on gas prices
• Donnelly-Supported Bill to Prohibit Insider Trading by Members of Congress is Now Law
• Indy's special King-Kennedy connection
• Developer envisions $20M farming operation to replace plant
• Indianapolis man awarded $5.6M in factory accident
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• Hammer: King's legacy needs tending
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• Smoking ban proposal advances to City-County Council
• Thumbs up: Celebrating freaks of the forest
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• “Spotlight” your company for the day!
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• Biology Senior to Present Research Before Congress
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• IBM: Indiana canceled deal because of budget woes
• Sugarland video depositions slated for next week
• Donnelly Announces Grant to Help Homeless Veterans Transition into Permanent Housing
• Mitch Daniels off on Israel junket
• Single class basketball = Indiana
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• Former Evansville mayor joins Faegre Baker Daniels
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• Compensation dips slightly for WellPoint brass
• Biomet offers to acquire DePuy trauma biz for $280M
• Ex-Democratic official charged in ballot petition forgery
• Whirlpool agrees to pay state $800,000 for job losses
• Indiana's court fight with IBM nearing finish
• Health care real estate owner takes over management of 29 buildings
• Listen to left to get healthcare right
• Zoo extends hours as warm weather brings big crowds
• Executive Vice Chancellor Appoints Hatcher Executive Director of IUPUI Center for Service and Learning
• Allen Whitehill Clowes Charitable Foundation Grants Museum Studies Program $50,000 for Fellowships
• Top Chinese finance official to deliver lecture on exchange rate at IUPUI, receive IU honorary degree
• EPA moves closer to approval of 15-percent ethanol gas
• DK concert offers a fresh new look at works of the Bard
• President Daniel J. Elsener's annual Holy Week and Passover Message.
• Another veteran justice leaving Indiana Supreme Court
• Reggie Miller elected into basketball hall of fame
• Wall Street observers blast Emmis plan to ax preferred shares
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• Express Scripts-Medco deal approved by U.S. regulators
• Airlines' treatment of passengers slowly getting better
• T2 Systems and Cale America Inc. Announce Strategic Partnership
• From the Desk of the Chancellor, April 2, 2012
• IU Occupational Therapy's Graduate Program is Ranked Among the Top Occupational Therapy Programs in the Nation
• Indiana Supreme Court Justice Frank Sullivan Jr. to Join Indiana University McKinney School of Law Faculty
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• Deal allows Lugar to move Indiana voter registration
• Fair Finance trustee attorneys could land bigger jackpot
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• Amazon plans another Indiana warehouse, 1,000 jobs
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• Court: Indiana can't deny welfare without reason
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• Dynamics in place to mint public companies aplenty
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• IndyCAN: Uniting to help those in need
• You have 5 min. to design Earth House's garden
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• Congressional Record: Visclosky Honors Northwest Indiana Federation of Labor Award Recipients
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• KAR Auction reports higher earnings, profit
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• Deals expected on Indiana inheritance tax, tax refund
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• Things are not what they seem in IRT play
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• Ivy Tech absorbs avalanche of new students
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• Toxicity is the norm in ‘August: Osage County’
• Visclosky's Statement in Opposition to HR 3630
• Airport begins taking stock of Super Bowl's business impact
• Former worker files federal suit against ASI
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• Steel Dynamics to expand Pittsboro operations
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• Warmer-than-usual winter could ruin state's fruit crops
• Thumbs Up: Lasting legacy
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• Committee to push for safer late-night stores in Indiana
• Visclosky Announces Assistance to Firefighters Grants for Burns Harbor and Portage
• Visclosky Announces Grant Award to Schererville Fire Department
• Visclosky Announces Housing Awards to Gary and Hammond
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• For-profit colleges lose incentive to target vets under bills
• Bill seeks school superintendent contract disclosure
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• Orchard In Bloom Garden Show 2012
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• Legislators advance ban on school bus fees
• Not easy, but Hoosiers tame Wildcats
• IU names new baseball stadium after donor
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• Family secrets are revealed in dark comedy opening Thursday at Phoenix Theatre
• Indiana tea partiers challenge Lugar residency
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• Thumbs down: Begging for an extension
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• Foreclosure sought for downtown's Century Building
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• Old energy revolts against new coal
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• Indiana Flower and Patio Show 2012
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• IU Social Worker Sings for the Dying
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• National Art Museum of Sport at IUPUI Wins Trio of International Awards
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• Donnelly and Local Bishop Attend National Prayer Breakfast in D.C.
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• Mass transit: Delay or denial
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• Indianapolis Children's Choir lands big Super Bowl gig
• Super Bowl average ticket price slips to $3,664
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• Retailer Lids strives for Super Bowl dominance
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• Interactive Intelligence earnings slip, revenue rises
• Indiana liquor law could crimp Super Bowl parties
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• Self interest trumps rationality on mass transit
• Welcome to Indy! Now please go home.
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• Gadfly: Bad quarters
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• Indiana Senate backs creationism teaching proposal
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• ISO musicians to team up with The Roots on Jimmy Fallon show
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• Indiana House dilutes drug tests for lawmakers
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• IndyChoruses premieres 'It Gets Better' video
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• Average price of Super Bowl ticket slides on secondary market
• Indiana right-to-work bill on way to final vote
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• IT pioneer Garland Elmore receives President's Medal
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• UPDATE: Legislators send sex-trafficking law to Daniels
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• VIDEO: Quick trip down the zipline
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• With Super Bowl, city seeks to distinguish itself
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• ACLU says creationism bill faces constitutional problems
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• Bar exemption sought on Indiana smoking-ban bill
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• ITT Educational's profit plunges, but tops analyst expectations
• Senate panel OKs creationism teaching bill
• Personal Safety Tips While Attending the Super Bowl
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• Kentucky governor: Casino gambling bill coming soon
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• Indiana House deals blow to organized labor in Rust Belt
• House passes right-to-work bill
• Donnelly to Host 2nd Telephone Town Hall Next Wednesday
• Education committee backs looser school voucher rules
• Celadon sees jump in quarterly profit, revenue
• Indiana House approves right-to-work bill
• Colts pick Ravens coordinator as new head coach
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• WellPoint shares sink after disappointing earnings report
• Questions linger on Keystone XL
• Hoosiers snag Florida WR recruit
• Social media to play large role in Super Bowl
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• Builder's bookkeeper gets 18-month sentence for theft
• My statement from last night on the President's State of the Union Speech:
• A local's guide to the Super Bowl
• Thumbs Up: Blood brother
• Meningitis complications felled Throgmartin, family says
• TeleServices to hire up to 180 for new Anderson call center
• Girl, in Transit: Super Bowl
• Thumbs Up: Humanitarians on the hunt
• WellPoint earnings fall well short of analysts' expectations
• Thumbs up: Hoosier vet on the run
• Gadfly: Grinch Gingrich
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• In his statement on tonight's State of the Union address, Lugar says "President...
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• Indiana House Dems resume right-to-work boycott
• Eli Lilly unit plans to buy feed-enzyme maker
• Wake Forest University Students Use Becker’s CPA Exam Review In Achieving Highest CPA Exam Pass Rate in the Nation
• Governor's Fair Finance settlement yields just $3,000
• KIB gets Lilly grant
• Marsh to anchor massive new downtown development
• NFL decides to add 5,000 tickets to Super Bowl mix
• Pet specialty retailer plans 135 jobs in Indiana
• Central Indiana home sales improved slightly in 2011
• Indiana House eyes another $5M for state fair victims
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• State employers add 12,000 jobs, but jobless rate stays flat
• Naming-rights deal to benefit city's snow-removal efforts
• Citizens against Citizens United
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• Morgan Stanley settles with state over failed ISTA fund
• House Dems lose right-to-work referendum vote
• Indiana Senate backs bill on right to resist police
• Indiana Senate backs bill on officeholder limits
• Reps. Donnelly, Latta to Sit Together for State of the Union
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• Congressional Record: Visclosky Recognizes George Thiel
• Congressional Record: Visclosky Honors Loreto "Baby Lou" Gonzalez
• Congressional Record: Visclosky Honors Sergeant Brian Leonhardt
• Congressional Record: Visclosky Honors Ronald Szafarczyk
• Congressional Record: Visclosky Honors Mayor Karen Freeman-Wilson
• Giants-Patriots Super Bowl ticket sells for $11,883
• Conservation Day is your chance for eco-action
• Lunch 'n Learn
• Indiana House Dems return after right-to-work boycott
• Super Bowl matchup ‘touchdown’ for city, experts say
• Court sets repayment schedule for United Financial Systems
• Small businesses angle for piece of the big game
• Deceased HHGregg chairman oversaw explosive growth
• For-profit colleges face curbs on aid in new veterans bill
• Hoosiers snap skid with second-half rally
• Please join us today for Dr. James Norton's presentation "Right Living: Revrend...
• TURF's up: Saving a downtown treasure
• Purdue's Cordova assumes chairmanship of Smithsonian
• Referendum madness
• Women Pick Up Three Wins, Margaret Barber Sets IUPUI 1000 Freestyle Record
• Student Dies at IUPUI
• From the Desk of the Chancellor, Jan. 23, 2012
• Indiana ports had best shipping year since 2006
• Police will watch for pickpockets during Super Bowl
• Phoenix Theatre comedy looks at adult children and parents as roommates
• Fair trustee sues Durham's mother for $831,000
• Hoosiers tab college football veteran to coach defensive ends
• Officials steered lease deal to Bales
• Deal with Walgreen perplexes Arcadia's investors
• $28M didn't get Super Bowl donors many perks
• Funding worries for American Indian Center
• Poet LLC putting plan for ethanol pipeline on hold
• Indiana House Democrats might end boycott Monday
• DK goes old school in ‘Super Soul’
• Mass transit plan faces likely defeat, bill sponsor says
• Hundreds of houses available as Super Bowl rentals
• WRTV names new anchor teams for evening newscasts
• Tensions flare between state leaders as boycott continues
• Slideshow: The Speak Easy launch party
• Ryan's, Old Country Buffet parent files for bankruptcy
• Donnelly Statement on Keystone XL Pipeline
• Donnelly Nominates 22 Area Students for U.S. Service Academy Admissions
• Senate attacks animal fighting
• Tougher law on watching dog fights advances
• Judge delays fines for boycotting Indiana Democrats
• Late free throws sink Hoosiers
• Burton Condemns Administration's Decision to Kill the Keystone XL Pipeline
• Indiana Senate to consider changing tax-refund plan
• Former Colts QB Schlichter in trouble again
• Snowy day at Marian University today!
• Super Bowl parties are boon for fledgling downtown venue
• Prosecutor files charges in two white-collar crime cases
• Lilly Endowment gives $6.6m to public policy institute
• House bill would cut barber licensing requirement
• A whopping 74% of businesses said that Obamacare makes it harder for their firms...
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• Daniels to give GOP response to State of Union speech
• Indiana Democrats continue right-to-work boycott
• Girl, in Transit: First day, carless
• Congressman Pete Visclosky’s Statement in Support of Good Paying Jobs in Indiana
• Franklin College receives $4.2 million donation
• U.S. jobless claims hit lowest weekly level since 2008
• French breast-implant recall could sway U.S. device debate
• Indiana Senate panel to consider changing tax refund
• ACLU of Indiana chief Holmes to retire in March
• Liberal Arts Professor Jason Kelly Named as Society of Antiquaries Fellow
• IUPUI Police Providing Safety Escort Service for Students, Faculty, Staff
• IU spring enrollment holds steady overall; three campuses set records
• 2012 Taylor Symposium to Explore The Campus for the Community'
• Lilly Endowment awards $6.6 million to support IU Public Policy Institute
• Pence dominating money race for Indiana governor
• Indiana basketball tourney format to get second look
• I vote against the President's request for a debt limit increase. We must draw a...
• Democrats plan legal challenge to Indiana House fines
• I spoke on the House floor today to condemn the President's request to increase...
• Indiana's environmental gains, losses
• Haiku News
• For all of those concerned about SOPA & PIPA, thank you for your comments. Keep...
• East-side biz incubator target of foreclosure
• A majority of Americans support the pipeline. The studying time is done. The env...
• City set to cancel tax abatement for medical device firm
• Indiana Republicans approve fines on House boycotters
• Hoosiers stand to benefit greatly from approval of the Keystone XL pipeline. The...
• Thrift stores aren't what they used to be
• Southwest Indiana Toyota plant produces 3 millionth vehicle
• House again at partisan standstill
• Thumbs down: Killing them softly
• Thumbs up: Soil sleuths
• Thumbs down: Force feeding
• Gadfly: Right to Work
• A game of chicken on mass transit
• Homelessness in Indianapolis
• Homelessness in Indy: Marie
• Homelessness in Indy: John
• Homelessness in Indy: Mike
• Uday Sukhatme Selected as Provost of Pace University
• Impact Players: IUPUI's School of Physical Education and Tourism Management, Military Science Score Big During Super Bowl XLVI
• Sandi Patty triumphs as 'Dolly'
• Indiana House panel backs fines on access violators
• Indiana speaker threatens fines for boycotting Dems
• Donnelly Announces Grant for South Bend Fire Department
• ‘Radio Golf’ explores identity and the price of advancement
• Slideshow: Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration
• In case you missed it, I was on the Rita Cosby Show discussing President Obama's...
• Colts release Caldwell as coach after 2-14 season
• Bill requiring Indiana stage inspections advances
• Super Bowl plans set for former Nordstrom space
• Indiana panel backs bill on right to resist police
• Financial review questions some spending at Carmel arts center
• Former head of IU program files EEOC complaint
• Interest expressed in reopening amusement park
• House set to vote on right-to-work referendum
• From the Desk of the Chancellor, Jan. 17, 2012
• IUPUI Math and Science Prodigy, 13, Loves Planets, Astronomy, But Prefers to Keep his Feet on the Ground: '60 Minutes.'
• IUPUI Plans for Super Bowl
• Former Hoosier Gordon finalist for Olympic team
• Former IU recruit Kiel South Bend bound?
• Hoosiers drop out of top ten in rankings
• Indiana lawmakers ponder more for state fair victims
• Patti Austin tribute to Ella is nearly flawless
• Honoring Martin Luther King, Jr.
• Buckeyes dominate Hoosiers 80-63
• CIB expects to lose money during Super Bowl
• State Republican committee agrees to Durham settlement
• Police to keep eye on Super Bowl drinking
• Indiana lawmakers consider fines on access violators
• Schools as scapegoat
• Hoosiers snag juco QB, but Kiel and Wright-Baker depart
• NCAA delays decision on stipend for scholarship athletes
• Sam Harris gives audience ‘the old razzle dazzle’ in Cabaret show
• State sentencing overhaul to take another year
• Donnelly Hosts Event to Help Small Businesses Apply for Loans
• Price of Indiana farmland at a premium
• ProLiance might go on block
• Flavor-maker under siege fights back in court
• Firms augment sales with ancillary products, services
• Hoosiers struggle in home loss to Gophers
• Judge upholds Indiana school voucher law
• Solutions to U.S. Workforce Employment Skills Gap is the Focus of National Open House Events Hosted by DeVry University
• President Obama on pace to borrow $6.2T in one term - more than all presidents f...
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• Indy tests its snow-removal plan for Super Bowl
• INSIDE DISH: Noodle readies for Super Bowl rush
• Indianapolis-area home sales close year on the rise
• Indiana Dems: Voters should decide right-to-work
• City boosts 2011 convention sales 13 percent
• Hurco reports fourth straight quarterly profit
• Political Potpourri for the week of Jan. 9
• Retail sales weaken in December, but cap a record year
• Angie's List sues rival, accuses it of stealing data
• Cargolux adding third weekly European cargo flight
• IUPUI Becomes First Campus in Nation to Have Campus-Based American Legion Post
• 13-yr-old IUPUI Math and Science Prodigy Loves His Planets, He Just Doesn't Want to Go to One: "60 Minutes" Sunday.
• Indiana county leaders worried over 911 funding
• Indiana fair concerts going to expanded coliseum
• So, who has the hot chocolate? It is cold out there!
• House committee passes smoking ban bill
• Silent killer has lawmakers seeing red
• Senate deliberates omnibus schools bill
• KIB hosts Post-Holiday Recycling Event
• Indiana senator wants automatic tax refund revised
• Gender bias suit filed against Quest Diagnostics
• Senate targets nepotism
• Lilly's Zyprexa pact with health providers wins approval
• Anderson University passes $110M campaign goal
• Emmis posts big profit, but revenue shrinks
• Former Hoosier sentenced in Florida Ponzi case
• Local commercial real estate market a little healthier
• State retailers oppose 2-year wait for Amazon tax
• Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration
• Indiana House schedules initial right-to-work vote
• Indiana House panel backs smoking-ban bill
• Indiana chief justice says court can help economy
• Shepard's Legacy State of Judiciary
• Sandi Patty trades her hairbrush for a microphone
• Closed meeting angers wounded store clerk's family
• Klipsch wins restraining order vs. alleged counterfeiters
• Purdue to move to year-round academic system
• Indiana legislators consider basketball tourney bill
• IU getting $33M from Lilly Endowment for biz school
• Emmis mum on sudden exit of <em>Indianapolis Monthly</em> editor
• Metro home-building activity sinks again in 2011
• Please join us in supporting our women’s basketball team tonight as we play conf...
• Pleased to have support for the Keystone XL pipeline from the Business Roundtabl...
• Once-rising star AIT Laboratories now cutting jobs
• The meaning of Dr. King Day
• Visclosky Responds to Loss of Valparaiso-based National Guard Soldiers
• Colts to tap Eagles exec for GM's job, sources say
• Join Us February 14th for our 99th Birthday!
• Gadfly: New Year politics
• Simon cashes out of venture that owns 49 Italian centers
• Thumbs Down: Stiffing low-income workers
• Thumbs Up: The pigskin labor lobby
• Thumbs Up: Right to Session
• Slideshow: State of the State 2012
• State, Amazon.Com, Reach Sales Tax Agreement
• Daniels brags, justifies as protestors roar
• Daniels, protestors won't go quietly
• Bill targets meth and CAFOs
• Year in review: Top IUPUI stories in 2011
• School of Science at IUPUI Launches New Problem Solving Institute
• IU, Lilly Endowment plan 'major' announcement
• Hoosiers pick up commitment from three-star RB
• Governor defends right-to-work in State of the State speech
• Sam Harris, post-‘Star Search’
• Daniels gives more modest agenda to Indiana lawmakers
• Drugmaker plans 234 Terre Haute jobs by 2016
• Attorney General asks high court to hear candidacy dispute
• Indiana Senate backs tougher sex-trafficking law
• HHGregg shares sink on disappointing earnings
• Indiana House Democrats boycott again over labor bill
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• Ex-Peterbilt dealer hauls trailer manufacturer to court
• Brugge owners eye downtown buildings for brewery, eatery
• Honda to build new Acura model in Indiana
• Indiana House panel advances right-to-work bill
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• Absentee ballot app-tightening bill delayed
• Daniels to give final State of the State speech
• Governor Daniels Announces Leadership Changes At The Office Of Management And Budget
• IUPUI Solution Center receives grant from Chase to support Near Eastside Legacy Initiative
• School of Science at IUPUI Launches New Problem Solving Institute
• ONCE IN A LIFETIME EXPERIENCE AWAITS TWO LOCAL STUDENTS
• Klipsch pushes up earnings for parent company
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• Hoosiers break into top ten in rankings
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• Rural communities fear SLAPP
• Amazon to begin taxing online sales
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• Four area biz leaders to be inducted into hall of fame
• The Statehouse Rundown - Jan. 10, 2012
• Top budget aide to Indiana governor steps down
• Democrats ending boycott, but won't promise labor vote
• Bill seeks elected utility consumer counselor
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• Workers to sue 10 hotels alleging wage violations
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• From the Desk of the Chancellor, Jan. 9, 2012
• Law Alumni to Host Super CLE on NFL Labor Relations
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• Former Hoosier Belcher to play in NFLPA All-Star game
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• Former Star columnist’s lawsuit set for trial
• Supporters say smoking ban should pass
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• It's Super Saturday! Get Your Game On @ the Library!
• Fines pending for House Dems in labor battle
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• Governor Rescinds State House Security Policy
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• Slideshow: Mayor's Polar Bear Pedal
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• New Strain of Lab Mice Mimic Human Alcohol Consumption Patterns
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• Stocks soar on Europe hopes, strong housing starts
• CDC: Sexual violence widespread
• Lilly enters drug-development deal with Immunogen
• Officials target trafficking loopholes
• Marsh wins $19.5M judgment against Roche
• Cracker Barrel rebuffs Biglari
• Park Tudor land purchase puts stop to housing development
• State SBDC network gets new director
• City goes after tow-company license
• Indiana jobless rate stays at 9 percent
• Democrats rankled by 'flawed' leadership vote
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• Please, Keep Fighting Reform
• Drugmaker eyes ex-Pfizer plant in western Indiana
• Hotels already calling venue CNO Financial Fieldhouse
• IUPUI Campus to Offer Super Bowl Event Parking
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• Indy Partnership leader leaving organization
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• The Iraq war, we are told, is over
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• Celestial sounds of children’s choir fill St. Luke’s
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• Gadfly: Pence on abortion
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• UPDATE: Illinois Senate takes up CME Group tax breaks
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• Lilly Endowment Provides Nearly $5 Million to Continue Woodrow Wilson Indiana Teaching Fellowships
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• Can They See the Political Forest for the Trees?
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• IUPUI Students Reflect on How They Would Change the World
• Student Groups to Expand King Day Activities Into Weeklong Celebration
• From the Desk of the Chancellor, Dec. 12, 2011
• IUPUI Student to Lead Growth of U.S. Wikimedia Cultural Partnerships
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• Watford's buzzer beater lifts IU past top ranked Wildcats
• <em>Star</em> fights to protect identity of online commenter
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• Developer plans 26-story tower along canal
• Indianapolis' revitalized Georgia Street is work in progress
• GOP brass opts not to battle townships
• New road contracts are built for speed
• International Trade Commission Makes Determinations in Five-Year (Sunset) Reviews Concerning Cut-to-Length Carbon Steel Plate
• Judge delays ruling on dismissal of White case
• Indianapolis Parks Foundation awarded $1 million
• Water and environment center stage Saturday
• Entrepreneurs aim to deliver custom beverages
• Hoosier Lottery paring down lavish new offices
• Biglari set to make big move on Cracker Barrel
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• IndyCar Series won't return to Las Vegas in 2012
• UPDATE: White asking judge to dismiss charges against him
• Republic Airways monthly traffic up 2 percent
• Downtown getting blast-resistant manhole covers
• Marian University Partners with ChaCha to Launch “Powered by ChaCha” Product
• Ball State buys triple-x domain names after all
• Is Rev. Wright Coming to Town?
• Attorney General Zoeller gives aid to foreclosure fraud victims
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• IU informatics dean to be honored at White House for advancing tech opportunities for women; watch event live online
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• Visclosky Announces National Endowment for the Humanities Grant for Valparaiso University Professor
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• Bulls, Pacers to open preseason with charity game
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• Daniels using policy post to lobby for oil pipeline
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• From the Desk of the Chancellor, Dec. 5, 2011
• Hoosiers rip Hatters 84-50
• Determining jobless rate far from exact science
• Two Indiana environmental groups merging
• Indiana communities run into higher salt prices
• Cities roll out welcome mat, apps for Super Bowl
• Strides made locally against AIDS
• Grant-makers adapt to post-recession normal
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• Hoosiers post impressive road triumph
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• Visclosky Speaks Out Against Chinese Currency Manipulation
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• Grove Receives National Women's Studies Association Achievement Award
• Angie's List falls below offer price, adding to woes of new IPOs
• RV industry on slow road to recovery in 2011
• Ball State announces moves to stem tuition costs
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• IU unveils $15M donor for biz-school expansion
• Venture firm set to score on Angie's List, Groupon IPOs
• State lets Occupy Indy protesters keep small camp
• IU football adds trio of juco recruits
• Hoosiers roll Aces
• Butler Returns Home for Win Over Chattanooga
• Today, Americans for Tax Reform and Grover Norquist stated that Lugar's bill pro...
• Angie’s List stock surges after shares hit market
• Welcome Wagon! Today, I welcome visiting Indiana Tea Party Patriots Members, S...
• Congressman Burton Receives the Society of Gynecologic Oncology National Public...
• Need a gold "I AM a Knight!" beanie for Saturday? You know you want one.
• Noble of Indiana CEO leaving for new job
• Simon widow loses another battle in estate fight
• Take part in a poll on my website: Do you favor a Balanced Budget Amendment to t...
• Employees sue Finish Line over manager's secret camera use
• Mass transit lobby seeks higher power
• Unemployment aid applications drop to 7-month low
• I am opening the doors to my Washington office today to the Indiana Tea Party &...
• Military contractor cutting 200 jobs in Fort Wayne
• Central Indiana district plans to keep school-bus fee
• Occupy Indy protesters ordered to clear out camp
• Angie's List IPO raises $114 million
• Donnelly Supports Bipartisan Veterans Jobs Bill
• The national debt has ticked over $15 trillion. We now owe $15,033,607,255,920.3...
• Citizens to convert downtown steam plant from coal to gas
• HEC hosts annual environmental forum
• I questioned officials from Fannie and Freddie at today's Oversight and Governme...
• Indiana Legislature taking 2-day break for Super Bowl
• Agency endorses big cut to state horse racing’s $58M subsidy
• Area school district claims fraud by ex-superintendent
• I recently met with representatives from the Society of Gynologic Oncology. I fe...
• Finally, here is panel three from Monday's Oversight and Government Reform heari...
• Here is panel two from Monday's Oversight and Government Reform field hearing on...
• Senator Lugar has introduced legislation that would extend for another year the...
• Local rental car firm named best in nation in J.D. Power survey
• More games lost as NBA players file antitrust lawsuit
• Thumbs Up: Mass transit moving forward
• Thumbs Down: Homeless & homework
• Thumbs Up: Recycling redux
• Thumbs Down: Back Off, Bullies
• Winter Wonderettes
• Postal Service mulls moving Muncie work to Indianapolis
• Haiku News
• Fear and Loathing at Lucas Oil
• Major Change at Major Taylor
• New Book Celebrates the History of Indiana’s Historic National Road's West Side
• Journey through the History of Indiana’s Historic National Road's East Side
• City-County Council Republican to propose tougher smoking ban
• Angie's List, Delphi to attempt IPOs in busiest week this year
• Hoosier Notebook...inside IU athletics
• Midwest farmland value jumps most since 1977, Fed says
• Watch panel one from yesterday's Oversight and Government Reform field hearing o...
• Masters and Johnson connect with Kinsey
• Charles Fishman charms JCC audience
• Thank you to Doran Nash and his parents, Shawn '88 and Kimberly '88, for the new...
• Homeless advocates pitch local sales-tax hike
• Potential Lilly drug doubles good cholesterol
• Here is footage from yesterday's Oversight and Government Reform field hearing o...
• Arcadia Resources’ cash woes continue to deepen
• Indiana National Guard opens biggest armory in state
• U.S. high court takes Indianapolis sewer case
• Purdue, IU rank high in international students
• Engineering and Technology at IUPUI adds Sustainable Technologies Certificate
• Indiana Students Advance in Prestigious Siemens Competition
• New NAFSA Report Features IUPUI, Seven Other Award-Winning Leaders in Campus Internationalization
• University College Wins Outstanding Honors in MarCom Competition
• Republic to cut 220 Frontier jobs in turnaround bid
• Indiana legislative panel endorses test of iPads
• Hoosiers Throttle Chattanooga
• ISO reports smaller deficit, bigger endowment
• Indy celebrates America Recycles Day
• Logistics company plans 315 jobs in North Vernon
• Operation Homefront is hosting a free luncheon to honor military families on Sat...
• Beer-dispenser maker looks to move production to city
• US Airways cutting 52 employees at airport facility
• #1-ranked Marian University football team will host Grand View University (Iowa)...
• Players reject NBA's offer, begin to disband union
• Keep Indy Beautiful honors St. Clair Place
• Indy becomes a better place for birds
• Attending the Delphi Pension field hearing today and fighting for Hoosier families.
• Supreme Court to hear health care reform case this term
• Very pleased to hear the Supreme Court will be reviewing Obamacare. This job ki...
• Potential Effient rival shows promise in study
• WellPoint, other insurers considering deal for XLHealth
• WellPoint eyes $1.5 billion deal for XLHealth
• Rocking the Church of Football
• City-County Council & Compromise
• Terre Haute hospital 6th to back Marian med school
• From the Desk of the Chancellor, Nov. 14, 2011
• Butler Loses Opener in Overtime
• Daniels eyes right-to-work legislation in final session
• NIPSCO to spend $5B for power-system upgrades
• Hoosiers face Mocs in Hoosier Invitational
• Hoosiers impressive in season opener
• John Gregg stages rally to kick off run for governor
• 2011-12 Butler Season Preview: Schedule
• Does Indianapolis Need A Stronger Smoking Ban?
• Civic leaders urge Ballard to tackle woes facing urban core
• SEC filing: Ex-IPL chief Murtlow qualified for large payout
• Newcomer Jos. A. Bank fuels hope for street-level retail
• State scrutinizing Village Pantry for workers' safety
• Hoosiers welcome Stony Brook to tip off hoops regular season opener
• Today we honor the men, women and their families that have served in our nation'...
• Riley promotes chief medical officer to CEO
• Emmis turns to Zell to finance repurchase of stock
• Today, we honor the dedicated men and women of our Armed Forces have sacrificed...
• Lilly Endowment gives $3.5M to Mind Trust
• Lilly files suit over flea medication sales from Australia
• New Republican councilor beat long odds
• Bankruptcies decline in Indiana, nation
• Townsend's artifact collection to be auctioned
• Anderson mayor countersues over discrimination suit
• Veterans Day by the numbers
• Donnelly Statement on Veterans Day
• Indiana's interim lottery chief lines up contractor job
• IUPUI Police Urge Common Sense Precautions When Buying From Craigslist
• Mall owner Simon Property Group to sell $1.2 billion in debt
• Survey say Indiana manufacturers see improvements
• IU basketball inks top recruiting class
• Donnelly, Visclosky Call for DOD to Utilize Great Lakes for Cargo Returning from Iraq
• Donnelly Office Hosts Veterans' Benefits Panel
• Donnelly Office Hosts Veterans' Benefits Panel
• Donnelly Highlights Services His Office Can Provide for Veterans
• Donnelly Gives Floor Speech Honoring Hoosier Veterans
• Senator Lugar blasted today’s announcement by the Obama Administration that it w...
• U.S. Department of Commerce Honors DeVry University for International Student Recruitment Efforts
• Indiana attorney general: School bus fees illegal
• Eiteljorg Museum lands $17.1M donation
• State Fair moves 2012 concerts to Conseco Fieldhouse
• Default notices, home seizures climb in Indiana, nation
• Area home-sale deals show another monthly increase
• Allison Transmission still chasing initial public offering
• This morning Senator Lugar took part in the Red Cross Holiday Mail for Heroes pr...
• Cost of Thanksgiving meal jumps 13 percent on food inflation
• LEADING QUESTIONS: Sales training guru takes own advice
• Turn St.Vincent Health Field into a sea of gold with your own "I AM a Knight" go...
• Slideshow: Occupy Indy stays on task
• Area residential building permits up in October
• Today, the Department of Veterans Affairs will be hosting a nationwide virtual o...
• Study: IU med school, hospitals boost Indiana economy
• So Who Gets The Blame For Kennedy's Loss?
• New York orders WellPoint to make refunds for overcharges
• Governor Salutes Veterans With New License Plate Options
• Assistant Vice Chancellor for Auxiliary Services Named
• Fledgling doughnut maker Virginia Kay's calls it quits
• Daniels Adds Father Of Indiana’s Parks System To Hoosier Heritage Gallery
• Governor's Knee Surgery Complete
• Governor To Have Knee Surgery
• The Monthly Revenue Report For October 2011
• The Power of a Single Vote - Indianapolis Election Information and Polling Places
• Consolidation eyed for Indiana mail processing centers
• Another Question of Trust for Kennedy
• Group for disabled has plan to improve services
• Ener1 becomes latest energy aid recipient in trouble
• Kondrat channels Ivins in Cardinal Stage play
• This epic battle of Mid-States Football Association (MSFA) Mideast League rivals...
• This epic battle of Mid-States Football Association (MSFA) Mideast League rivals...
• This epic battle of Mid-States Football Association (MSFA) Mideast League rivals...
• The Free Sugar Act of 2011 would save taxpayer dollars by eliminating harmful fe...
• Who is ready for the clash of the football titans this weekend? #2 Knights take...
• Honda to cut U.S., Canada production by half
• Avon security company beefing up work force
• Old National’s profit grows 41 percent
• Heartland Sweeteners plans $10M upgrade to Indy plant
• Guitar Center seeks abatement for new call center
• Not following directions could bite local hospital
• Insurer Humana's quarterly profit climbs 13 percent
• I'm on the Greg Garrison show right now. Tune in and listen on WIBC.com or on 9...
• The Gallup poll and pot
• Rotary Member Recruitment Event November 30.
• New life for Bush Stadium
• Rotarians make a difference on "Make a Difference Day"
• Fountain Square Cultural Trail progressing
• Rotary Christmas with Riley Kids Community Service Projects
• Member Spotlight - Ramona Adams
• Education Committee Post Annual Calendar of Events
• Not Black Like Me
• State's first Alzheimer's-only nursing home to open
• Mismatch in Human Realism of Face and Voice of Human Looking Animated Characters, Robots Make Us Feel Creepy
• Fever Forward Tamika Catchings to Speak at Women in Leadership Forum
• From the Desk of the Chancellor, Oct. 31, 2011
• Spirit and Place Festival's Opening Weekend will Feature Legendary Tattoo Artist, Renowned Health Experts
• November is Native American Heritage Month
• Cabaret benefit features Broadway star
• Northwestern piles up points, yards in bashing Hoosiers 59-38
• Cash-strapped school districts eye bus service cuts
• Johnson County waste district swamped with used electronics
• Living in a LiteBox
• State weatherizes 20,000 homes
• Presidential visit to Super Bowl would up security ante
• Mayoral race draws gifts from outside city, state
• Carmel's Palladium subsidy multiplies
• Charities disagree on potential impact of tax change
• Governor And First Lady To Host Trick-Or-Treaters At The Governor’s Residence
• Hoosiers gear up for homecoming date with Northwestern
• NBA cancels all games through November
• Cyndi Lauper rocks, bops and sings the blues at Palladium
• The Obama Administration has no plan for stemming the rising tide of radical Isl...
• Bright Automotive signs AM General to build hybrid vans
• I am please to be recognized as a “True Blue” Member of Congress by FRC Action.
• AG: Nashville concert hall to pay ticket refunds
• The latest Indiana Business Council survey is out. Proudly sponsored by the Clar...
• Gadfly: Republicans are like big banks
• We cannot tolerate the kind of activity that brought about this economy. We can...
• Photographer sues French Lick resort over angels paintings
• In case you missed it, here is my Q&A with Secretary of State Clinton from yeste...
• INSIDE DISH: Great Divide bridges Lockerbie past, present
• Developer plans $54 million in new apartment projects
• Annual Skills Survey Resets Priorities for Job Seekers
• Lilly wins European approval for new use of Alimta
• Indianapolis: One of America's best downtowns
• Confident automakers adding factory workers
• IU School of Nursing Faculty Member Honored for Her Commitment to Preventive Medicine and Public Health
• President Obama sends letter congratulating School of Social Work on its 100th anniversary
• Economy grew 2.5 percent in third quarter
• NCAA approves major scholarship changes at meeting
• Donnelly Requests Committee Action on AMERICA Works Act
• Brightpoint earnings rise as revenue soars
• Stocks surge on European debt deal, GDP growth
• Ben Folds serves up hits with ISO
• I will be on Fox Business in the next half hour talking about the Eurocrisis and...
• Court sides with racinos in tax dispute with state
• Bauer decries GOP's right-to-work
• Radio vets Cosby, Stuck among Clear Channel layoffs
• Terre Haute airport looks for Super Bowl business
• Senator Lugar spent the morning at the Mid America Science Park in Scottsburg wi...
• A report released by the House Oversight Committee found that married couples wi...
• Last night, I was on Fox Business talking about the latest reports coming out of...
• Hill-Rom sees better earnings, revenue in quarter
• BorgWarner sues Cummins over patents on turbochargers
• Your Arms Are Too Short to Box With God
• Quarterly profit surges for trucking firm Celadon Group
• Dow Agro improves quarterly revenue, profit
• Slideshow: A trip to the Everglades
• Feds: State can build debated stretch of I-69
• Verizon Wireless Center getting new name
• Duke meets market expectations despite quarterly loss
• Republic studies $113M boost from sale of planes, slots
• Enjoyed meeting so many FFA students in Indianapolis over the weekend. If you we...
• Indiana panel recommends right-to-work legislation
• Unproven entrepreneur promises 1,100 local jobs
• NASDAQ set to remove EnerDel parent from exchange
• Check out my latest blog post: "Small Businesses Continue to Struggle with Over...
• Congressional Record: Visclosky Honors Specialist Ricardo Cerros, Jr.
• Congressional Record: Visclosky Honors Boni Fine
• Hoosier veterans - check out the different dates, times and locations where you...
• Please continue to pray for the families and victims of the earthquake that took...
• Jim Hightower: Occupying Democracy
• Ballard, Kennedy short on specifics
• Can Melina Kennedy Be Trusted?
• Haiku News
• Thumbs up: Thumbs down
• WellPoint's 3rd-quarter profit falls, but beats analyst estimates
• IU School of Nursing Faculty Member Julie Bohannon, MSN, RN Receives Governor's Award for Outstanding Service
• IUPUI Center Receives $507,000 Lilly Endowment Grant for National Study on the Bible
• IndyCar CEO Bernard revisits 'horrific' week
• Indiana environmentalists wary of oil pipeline plan
• California startup says it will create 1,200 local jobs
• CNO Financial's quarterly earnings, revenue rise
• State warns against burning yard waste
• Formula One cars to race in New Jersey in 2013
• House votes to let coal ash regulation die
• Indiana lawmakers seek to revive right-to-work plan
• Visclosky Announces HealthLinc of Valparaiso to Receive Federal Support
• IU to reduce summer tuition
• Big Brothers Big Sisters names new CEO
• Lilly pulls Xigris off market after sepsis drug fails study
• Small-business owners rank “complying with government regulations” as the most i...
• Rep. Visclosky Wins Award for Congressional Website
• Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton will be testifying before the House Fo...
• Interactive Intelligence shares sink after quarterly report
• Cummins Inc. profit soars on huge growth in sales
• Simon boosts forecast as quarterly results exceed expectations
• State lawmakers look to boost college research
• From the Desk of the Chancellor, Oct. 25, 2011
• FDA approves first generic versions of Zyprexa
• College athletes push for NCAA reforms, money
• IU to offer tuition discount for summer classes
• IU's Roberson earns Big Ten honor
• Arts angel is now caretaker
• Congressional Record: Visclosky Opposes Trade Deals
• Indy Schools chief demands charter investigation
• Indiana officials dabble in iPad trend
• Rival trucking firm not interested in Celadon merger
• NUVO acquires Indiana Living Green
• WellPoint competitor Cigna buying HealthSpring
• Maxwell Anderson's IMA
• I will be on the Greg Garrison show in just a few minutes. Tune in to listen on...
• Indianapolis Rotarians visit the Rotary Club of Indianapolis Family Lounge
• Republicans plan early strategy to win back Indiana
• Farmers brace for spike in crop input costs
• Spirit And Place Civic Festival 2011
• Survey Shows Indianapolis Residents Believe Tourism Important to City's Economic Future; Safety Concerns at Home, in Neighborhoods Indicated
• Countdown to Super Bowl 2012
• Making a World-class Education More Affordable: IU to Offer Significantly Discounted Undergraduate Tuition for Summer Session Students
• IRT's 'Julius Caesar' wears a fresh coat of paint
• Changes to state fair unlikely in 2012 legislative session
• I-69 rejection could affect bus service in Bloomington
• Hoosiers haunted hall of hoops set
• Hoosiers can't stop Iowa offense, fall 45-24
• Kiel Hoosiers latest loss
• 'Survivor' all-star Boneham to run for governor
• Carmel mayor's next goal: Build posh, $32M hotel
• Butler tries to build sports revenue without alienating fans
• Hospitals scrambling to buy nursing homes
• Local tech firm owner makes most of flexibility
• Governor’s Recent Boards And Commissions Appointments
• Monster Mash Jazz Concert
• Teachers sue 3 Indiana school districts, seek raises
• Undead stalk Mass. Avenue
• Fred and Judy Klipsch receive a Franciscan Values Award from Marian University o...
• Ballard, Kennedy add more than $1M in campaign funds
• IMA losing chief right before big fundraising effort
• Strategist: Uncertainty still holding back U.S. economy
• Indiana unemployment rate jumps to 8.9 percent
• Brown County sock maker moving to Martinsville
• Indiana workplace injury, illness rate remains flat
• Duke Realty selling 82 office buildings for $1.1B
• Dr. Amanda Cecil selected as the 2012 PCMA Foundation Educator of the Year
• IUPUI Hosts Safe Trick-or-Treat
• Pacer Foster earns reputation as Buffett of basketball
• Donnelly Statement on the Death of Libyan Dictator Qaddafi
• Art museum CEO Anderson headed to Dallas
• Senator Lugar took part in a conference call with members of the National Federa...
• Jillian’s arcade games, bowling alley up for auction
• Kilroy’s gets liquor approval for Broad Ripple location
• BioCrossroads seeds upstart medical device maker
• Visclosky Attends Ribbon-Cutting for Lake Station’s New City Hall Complex
• Real estate brokerage sues IU Health over commissions
• LDI names new president as part of succession plan
• Visclosky Holds FEMA Flood Hazard Zone Briefing
• White's request for Bayh investigation rejected
• ITT Educational’s enrollment, profit fall again
• NUVO Election Guide 2011
• Profit falls at Lilly but meets Wall Street expectations
• Lilly diabetes drug wins approval for expanded use
• Officials urge Indiana Planned Parenthood to split up
• Indiana senator pushes taxing online sales
• Ethics scandal costs Duke Energy in two rulings
• Visclosky Announces Social Security COLA for 2012
• Visclosky Helps Break Ground on Munster Gas-to-Energy Project
• Chrysler workers in Indiana approve contract
• Visclosky Helps Break Ground on Water Infrastructure Project in Crown Point
• Indiana casino expanding to fend off competition
• Kiwanis chooses Indianapolis for 100th convention
• A big welcome to the thousands of students arriving in Indianapolis today for th...
• Snooty Fox restaurant closes after 29 years
• Interstate 69 opponents target another section of project
• Select a mayor now, Indianapolis
• Experience "The Body: Spirit and Place 2011" at Marian University featuring talk...
• LEADING QUESTIONS: Pugnacious DeLaney seeks simpler life
• Indoor sports complex getting $2M makeover
• Farm plan may preserve crop subsidies, groups say
• Marketing firm TrendyMinds moving to Market Street
• PNC Financial's quarterly earnings tumble
• PNC Financial's quarterly earnings slip
• Hammer: Information Overload
• Gadfly: Romney Cult
• Haiku News
• Thumbs Up: Thumbs down
• 2 GOP challengers topped Burton in 3rd-quarter fundraising
• District 15 Candidate: Vop Osili, Democrat
• District 22 Candidate: Jason Holliday, Republican
• District 17 Candidate: Mary Moriarty Adams, Democrat
• District 11 Candidate: Steve Talley, Democrat
• District 11 Candidate: Tom Mulcahy. Libertarian
• Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide for Indiana IN
• Qdoba Dino Trail Run Fort Harrison
• Pleasant Run Run
• Outback Scramble
• Heart of Indiana
• Governor Appoints Interim Hoosier Lottery Director
• More than 200 IUPUI Students Awarded Sam H. Jones Service Scholarships
• IUPUI Open Houses Give High School Students Scoop on Launching Science Careers
• University Students, Homeland Security Experts, Church and Business Security Officials to Gather at IUPUI for Second Biennial Counterterrorism Simulation
• Indiana State Museum chief Dressel abruptly resigns
• ‘Spielberg of musical theater’ rocks Cabaret
• Indy chamber gives endorsement to Ballard
• Putnam Co. doctor arrested on 12 felony charges
• Center Grove, St. Francis agree to sponsorship deal
• Driver, 21, charged with DUI in fatal Broad Ripple crash
• Services set for off-duty deputy killed in motorcycle crash
• Carmel web group invites graffiti artists inside
• Sheriff's deputies foil escape attempt by 4 jail prisoners
• Tonight's debate puts focus on Herman Cain
• Social Security to hand out first raises since 2009
• Fair stage-collapse reports may not arrive until April
• Greek's Pizzeria to open Downtown in November
• Contractor gets March deadline to fix closed Ohio River bridge
• Indiana teen's remains return 6 decades after Korean War
• Ex-Indiana scientist faces prison time for espionage
• State fair panel unlikely to offer new stage laws in 2012
• Actress sues Amazon for revealing her age on IMDb
• Ex-Dow Agro scientist pleads guilty in espionage case
• March deadline set to fix closed Ohio River bridge
• Indiana Democrat 1st casualty in presidential petition scandal
• City taking redevelopment bids for key Mass Ave properties
• EnerDel parent facing shareholder legal battle
• Public safety funding preserved in Indy's 2012 budget
• City-County Council passes smaller budget for 2012
• RV supplier plans expansion in northern Indiana
• Hot-selling iPhone 4S nearly gone from U.S. retailers
• Girl, 3, found wandering on Near Northside in custody
• Broad Ripple crash kills woman, 18; booze suspected
• Ex-Dow Agro scientist set to plead guilty in espionage case
• IU School of Nursing, IUPUI Executive Associate Dean for Academic Affairs Judith A. Halstead Elected National League for Nursing President
• Singers wanted!
• Manufacturer plans to add 150 jobs in New Castle
• November 13th Concert
• Very interesting op-ed on how Obamacare is already starting to unravel.
• Daniels names interim Hoosier Lottery director
• MU in the news again! Check out the wonderful IBJ article on the new contract an...
• Fatal crash raises questions about IndyCar's future
• Groupon miscue menaces downtown restaurant
• Marian University locks up president with 10-year contract
• Burton Criticizes Conviction of former Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko
• Filing shows Durham's personal finances in shambles
• I am currently accepting applications for interns in my Washington DC office - h...
• Burton Calls for the Release of Political Prisoners in Belarus
• Occupy Indianapolis: Week One
• What would Steve Jobs do?
• IU workers to see spike in health insurance costs
• Governor Daniels Accepts Resignation Of Hoosier Lottery Executive Director
• IUPUI, IUPUC Sociology Students Raise $1,916 for AIDS Fund, Earn Team Award
• Four IU School of Nursing Faculty Members Selected as Fellows in the Prestigious American Academy of Nursing
• From the Desk of the Chancellor, Oct. 17, 2011
• More Indiana counties to gain automated welfare filing
• Mourdock cuts use of state car during Senate run
• Indiana gambling exclusion list has 4,200 members
• Hoosier Hysteria tips off IU hoops season
• Two-time Indy 500 champ Wheldon dies in Vegas crash
• #4 Wisconsin rolls Hoosiers
• Johnson County eyes fee increases to offset cuts
• Kennedy's persistence put to test
• Solar flop puts energy funding in limbo
• Big name in horse racing banned from tracks
• Universities predict state support as low as 10 percent in next decade
• Colts' Tom Zupancic resigns unexpectedly
• ISU trustees scale back tuiition increase for 2012
• We have more good news to share! President Elsener received a Sagamore of the Wa...
• State lottery chief resigns after expensive move
• Visclosky to Hold FEMA Flood Hazard Zone Briefing
• Today Senator Lugar and Congressman Marlin Stutzman sent their farm bill proposa...
• Gates Foundation gift aids Mind Trust initiative
• Airport gas station could fuel retail in proposed complex
• Indy's housing market posts strong September
• Verizon gives $400,000 to Indiana not-for-profits
• Good morning! Did you see the story on WTHR last night about the undefeated Knig...
• Union fighting warrant in stage collapse investigation
• Lawmakers seek probe into banks' new debit card fees
• Mourdock raises $438K for Lugar primary challenge
• Purdue expert sees more profits for hog farmers
• CHE Endorses Request to Create Public Health Schools at IUPUI, IU Bloomington
• Hoosiers heavy underdogs at Wisconsin
• Cook Medical gets FDA panel's backing for stent
• 'Beauty and the Beast' glitters and glows
• Develop Indy leader named Chamber president
• State fair profitable, but collapse will be costly in the end
• Senator Lugar today cosponsored the Senate Republican jobs plan to cut spending,...
• Software firm plans to open downtown office, add 250 jobs
• Emmis finds silver lining despite deep losses in 2Q
• Heartland nearing $12.5 million fundraising goal
• Maregatti Interiors acquired by HKS architectural firm
• Unemployment claims dip slightly in stagnant job market
• Tea party sees Lugar as best target in Senate
• Manufacturer to beef up Frankfort operations, adding 160 jobs
• “I strongly applaud the passage of these three trade agreements which will have...
• LaPorte factory to close, eliminating 130 jobs
• Find Indiana Corn Mazes - Get lost in an Indiana haunted Halloween corn maze this season!Find Indian
• Hoosiers short-handed for trip to Wisconsin
• Donnelly: Take Action to Curb Chinese Currency Manipulation Now
• Lugar raises $840K for Senate re-election bid
• These trade agreements are positive steps towards getting our economy back on tr...
• Gas utilities expect heating bills similar to last year
• Walk Indianapolis debuts with downtown architectural tours
• Finish Line, HHGregg step up their e-commerce strategies
• On Thursday, October 13, over 800 people will come to campus to attend the 19th...
• Baker & Daniels completes merger with Minneapolis law firm
• IndyCar Series rolling dice in Las Vegas
• Congrats to Radhika Agarwal and Ray Qian, both of Carmel High School, for being...
• Congressional Record: Visclosky Honors Specialist James A. Butz
• Retired Colt launches effort to expand his youth foundation
• Visclosky Announces Contract for Ecosystem Restoration in Gary
• Article about the NAIA and Marian University by @MichaelPointer of The Indianapo...
• Klipsch purchase helps fuel Audiovox sales
• Chrysler, UAW agree on new contract
• Honda adding 1,000-worker shift at Greensburg plant
• Who are the real freedom fighters?
• Gadfly: Super Friends
• Haiku News
• Thumbs Up: Thumbs down
• IU to dedicate $37M Cyberinfrastructure Building
• Charlie White seeks voter-fraud probe of Bayhs
• IU Board of Trustees to Meet Oct. 13-14
• Creek's injury casts pall on Hoosiers hoop season
• IU's Wynn Big Ten Freshman of the Week
• Visclosky Statement in Opposition to Free Trade Agreements
• "To achieve significant and lasting growth will require a careful balancing of t...
• Congratulations to Melanie Park, who teaches at Riverview Middle School in Hunti...
• Congressional Record: Visclosky Honors Ahepan of the Year
• Congressional Record: Visclosky Honors Sacred Heart Parish
• FDA: Cook Medical’s stent met efficacy, safety goals
• Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. on the campus of Marian University: Sr. Helen Prejean "Dead...
• Congressional Record: Visclosky Honors Croatian Lodge 170
• Visclosky Responds to the News of Death of Servicemember with Ties to Gary, IN
• Rupert still mulling a run for governor
• Celadon proposes merger with rival USA Truck
• Loss of Pacers season would deal blow to CIB, state revenue
• Funeral center buys maker of granite memorials for $3.5M
• CIB contributes $500,000 toward tourism effort
• City lands major expo with $19M economic impact
• Manic Panic: Your enviro-PANIQuiz for the week
• Lilly announces replacements for two retiring executives
• Printing manufacturer to expand in Tipton, create 35 jobs
• Nature part of plans for former Newport Chemical Depot
• Gov. Daniels' Statement on EPA's Proposed Adjustments to CSAPR
• NBA scraps first two weeks of regular season
• After long wait, Facebook set to release iPad app
• ISO Pops world premiere is as rare as they come
• UPDATE: CIB backs grant for Big Ten football championship
• Stocks jump on European pledge to help banks
• Feds won't resolve dispute over extending I-69
• Occupy Indianapolis attracts over 1,000
• IU Alzheimer's study to be funded by $8.4M federal grant
• Housing will be initial focus of redevelopment at Winona site
• New gym giving City Market a boost
• Netflix kills plan to split off DVD rentals
• Greenwood selling old police cars, stoplights
• Indianapolis Star columnist Bob Kravitz says the Knights are the best football t...
• Occupying America before it's too late
• Smoking ban in Delaware County bars, clubs upheld
• Comedian Lewis Black joins Vonnegut library board
• Governor Names Michalak Head Of SSACI And COPE, Makes Additional Board And Commission Appointments
• Professor Edwards' Roadmap to Law School Debuts in Paris
• From the Desk of the Chancellor, Oct. 10, 2011
• IUPUI to Host Inaugural Indianapolis Women's Philanthropy Council Conference
• Heartland Festival to Screen Informatics Alum's Animated Short
• Law Professor to Host Yemeni Women's Rights Advocates, Journalists
• Campus Excitement, Impact Bid for Super Bowl XLVI
• Feinstein and Patty make for an appealing duo
• New maps force House Democrats to move up or out
• Hoosiers squander early lead, fall hard to Illini
• ‘G.I. Jive’ exhibit opening recalls USO shows
• Occupy Wall Street inspires Indianapolis protest
• Indiana drawing more people, businesses across state lines
• Projects set to bring apartments, retail to Virginia Ave. corridor
• Mind Trust to spawn chains of charter schools
• Suit alleges religious bias at Defender Direct
• Groundbreaking study values college football programs
• Monthly Revenue Report For September 2011
• Unbeaten Illini pose stiff challenge for Hoosiers
• Charges filed in theft from development group
• Visclosky Announces Federal Assistance to Marquette Park
• 'Occupy' movement reaches Indy
• Thank you to the over 70 businesses and the hundreds of job seekers who came to...
• ‘Beauty and the Beast’ stars Ball State grad
• Agency urges complete overhaul of Pan Am Plaza garage
• Congressional Record: Visclosky Honors Protection of the Virgin Mary Orthodox Church
• Congressional Record: Visclosky Honors Specialist Augustus J. Vicari
• Congressional Record: Visclosky Honors Schererville Saint George Serbian Orthodox Church
• Congressional Record: Visclosky Honors Saint George Serbian Orthodox Church
• Today's job fair is a huge success! Over 70 businesses are participating and hun...
• City plans more bike lane construction
• Decision nears on fate of freed-slave sculpture
• Economy added 103,000 jobs in September
• Study: Defense spending fuels 56,000 Indiana jobs
• Voter registration ends, early voting begins
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• FDA approves Cialis for enlarged prostate
• Skillman and Hamilton to co-chair Indiana Bicentennial Commission
• Indiana Dem chairman calls on lottery director to quit
• Union members fight Indiana right-to-work proposal
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• State's jobless to get six more weeks of benefits
• As we observe change of command ceremonies at NSWC Crane, please join me in cong...
• University Officials Will Hold Ground Blessing Ceremony for New Residence Hall S...
• Developer proposes $22M project for Keystone Towers site
• Holy Angels Parish is closing; parishioners will begin attended Mass in the Bish...
• Commission approves demolition for Indy East Motel
• Bank to report loss on sour Indianapolis loans
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• Navistar cutting about 130 jobs in Fort Wayne
• Marsh Supermarkets rolls out new pricing strategy
• State lawmakers hearing 'right-to-work' proposal
• First Lady's Schedule For Thursday, October 6, 2011
• Cummins needs to hire 7,000 engineers, CEO says
• Indiana budget picture improved modestly in September
• Skillman, Hamilton to lead Indiana Bicentennial panel
• U.S. OKs $196M for high-speed Chicago-Detroit rail
• Apple founder, innovator Steve Jobs dead at 56
• Hoosiers add University of Indianapolis to basketball pre-season slate
• For-profit education firm denies lawsuit charges
• Defections hit Hoosiers football squad
• Lottery says it overspent on amenities for new office
• Simon Property Group gets new $4B credit facility
• “This bill provides good farm and nutrition policy and saves $40 billion. Farm B...
• Read the latest issue of the Marian University Magazine online. Don't forget to...
• Project K.N.O.T. - Kids and Neighbors Outreach and Teaching, is a new collaborat...
• Lilly CEO says he's not interested in Pfizer animal unit
• Rezoning sought for growing children’s health program
• Busy Keystone Avenue ramps to close for construction
• Lawmakers might consider revamp of jobless benefits
• LEADING QUESTIONS: LDI chairman Lacy still charging hard
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• Indiana schools chief says he has fences to mend
• Election spending to exceed $6B thanks to Indiana lawyer
• Look/Move/Grow
• Mayor's race still a toss-up
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• Elkhart led U.S. counties in employment increase
• Women's Philanthropy Council Invites Grant Applications
• New IUPUI Center to Support Regional University-Community School Partnerships
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• NBA talks break down, preseason games wiped out
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• Delaware County closing office building on Fridays
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• IU Health, Howard Regional call off merger talks
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• Kilroy’s Broad Ripple plan clears another hurdle
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• WRTV sold with eight other TV stations for $212M
• Eli Lilly, Turkish firm in talks to sell drugs in 26 nations
• Report holds next steps for Pan Am Plaza garage
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• UIndy president retiring at end of school year
• Officials target predicted sex crime spree
• Auto parts maker plans to add 100 jobs in Columbus
• Thank you, health insurers
• Broadband provider Omnicity files for bankruptcy
• WellPoint expands share buyback plan by $5 billion
• $1.9 Million Grant to School of Education Will Build ESL Teaching Capacity
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• In 'jobs' elections, foreign goods cause trouble
• Elkhart-Goshen, Columbus among tops for GDP growth
• Gaming machines may expose loophole in state laws
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• Close, but no cigar for Hoosiers
• Go Knights!
• Marsalis and Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra demonstrate broad creativity
• Marsalis and Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra demonstrate broad creativity
• Lucas Oil beefs up bandwidth to prep for Super Bowl
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• Ballard fulfilled some pledges; others fell by wayside
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• Feds: Proposed Indiana Medicaid expansion premature
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• Page Development CFO files for personal bankruptcy
• INSIDE DISH: Avec Moi in midst of startup tests
• Nursing groups merge for statewide reach, viability
• Governor: Ohio River bridge repairs to take months
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• T2 Systems receives $28 million infusion
• Board member matchmaking event set for Fieldhouse
• Panel dismisses complaint against Indiana Democrats
• Angling to be VP: Republicans run without campaigning
• Doris Anne Sadler: From public servant to music preservationist
• Hoosiers limp into Big Ten opener
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• Don't forget to register for homecoming. It's just a week away!
• Kodak official: Company keeping R&D center in Ohio
• AM General to lay off 350 Indiana workers
• Judge denies Plowman request to overturn convictions
• Indiana Soccer Association moving to Westfield
• LA firm to oversee construction of city's sewage tunnel
• State receives 24 more tort claims for stage collapse
• EnerDel parent shakes up management ranks
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• Fewer people apply for unemployment benefits
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• Membership Development - UPDATE
• Community Service Committee - UPDATE
• Invocation and Pledge Committee - UPDATE
• Letter: Action against Keystone XL
• IU and Crane form education partnership
• New Modeling of Brain's Circuitry May Bring Better Understanding of Parkinson's Disease
• NCAA sued by ex-college football players over head injuries
• Federal judge limits Indiana ban on robo-calls
• Visclosky Announces Federal Grants to Portage and Cedar Lake Police Departments
• Investor Buffett gets behind east-side revitalization project
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• Fortune Industries reports annual profit growth
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• Brightpoint opens logistics facility in Plainfield
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• Newport: Indiana prairie’s last best chance
• Hammer: Ahmadinejad’s hard truths
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• Health care law definition of 'affordable' vague
• Rep. DeLaney calls for stage collapse liability hearing
• Bus Stop
• Exhibition: Vampire Vacation
• Exhibition: Frogs: A Chorus Of Colors
• 65th-Annual Irvington Halloween Festival!
• Cabaret Poe
• Day of the Dead
• School of Social Work to celebrate 100 years of giving hope and changing lives of people in need
• Federal judge nixes firm's Bio Cremation lawsuit
• Medical supplier Hill-Rom makes $42M fraud settlement
• Donnelly Announces Infrastructure Grant for Fulton County
• Report: Completion rates woefully low at public colleges
• Indianapolis tech firm BidPal receives $5.6M infusion
• Postal service union workers plan rallies around Indiana
• Manic Panic: Your enviro-PANIQuiz for the week
• Chinese aluminum firm gives Purdue $10 million grant
• Halloween ZooBoo
• From the Desk of the Chancellor, Sept. 27, 2011
• IUPUI fundraising campaign passes $1 billion mark
• Lawsuit by fair victims challenges Indiana's $5M tort cap
• IBM adds 175 jobs at Delaware County call center
• Lilly's Alimta get favorable opinion for new use in Europe
• Irsay backtracks on out-for-season statement about Manning
• Circle Centre resolves lease dispute with Cinnabon
• Bring School Supplies to Rotary Meetings in October
• President Elsener and Dr. Paul Evans, dean of the College of Osteopathic Medicin...
• Republic Airways subsidiary cutting 213 jobs
• Tar sands oil in Indiana
• Panel: State power rates will rise 20 percent over 6 years
• Culture Matters, According to a New Book by ICIC Director Ulla Connor
• UCLA School of Nursing International Leader is the 2011 Davis-Sams Visiting Professor at the IU School of Nursing
• Nearly 100 Incoming Baccalaureate Students Participate in the IU School of Nursing's First Induction Ceremony in Over Thirty Years
• SPEA Professors to Present Public Policy Research at Urban Universities Webinar
• 2011 Plater Institute To Tackle "Meeting Needs of Our Changing Student Body"
• Hoosiers fall flat in loss to North Texas
• Daniels counsels patience with Perry candidacy
• City hopes bike hub can begin to change commuter habits
• ‘Curtains’ falls short of its promise
• Fish farming could become $1B industry in Indiana
• Simon plan spells out Nordstrom strategy
• Former partner of Moe & Johnny's owner alleges fraud
• New eateries show Broad Ripple isn't just for college crowd
• Some NFL teams would make for a more lucrative Super Bowl
• Hoosiers travel south to face "Mean Green"
• Donnelly Announces Infrastructure Grant for Fulton County
• Rock and Repression mix it up in Phoenix musical
• Be sure to check out this week's Lugar Letter!
• Comcast announces layoffs, hirings in Fishers
• NBA postpones camps, cancels 43 preseason games
• Race home alumni!
• Judge stays decision in WellPoint policyholder case
• Program lets Hoosier volunteers get mortgage help
• Plan approved to distribute fair stage-collapse donations
• Chemical maker Vertellus settles case with feds
• Interactive Intelligence hits 1,000-employee mark
• Jazz Fest reports improved attendance after move
• Fox 59 interviewed Jack Powell for a story about how university admission office...
• Steering parts manufacturer plans local expansion
• City-County Councilor Nytes named next library CEO
• Vera Bradley plans to expand distribution center
• Finish Line quarterly profit rises on strong sales
• Visclosky Announces National Science Foundation Award for Valparaiso University
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• Non-candidates Christie, Daniels loom over presidential race
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• Just in case you didn't know! In football, the Marian University Knights have mo...
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• Ag, health care, manufacturing bolster income
• Thousands volunteer to help with Super Bowl hospitality
• Township board OKs small claims court move
• Wishard to use $8.3M grant to stem substance abuse
• Fear about world economy sends markets lower
• Attorney General agrees to return Durham campaign funds
• Trailer manufacturer cutting 106 jobs in Indiana
• Fines from House Dems' boycott nearly collected
• GAO finds cost estimates for F136 engine outdated
• Gayle Cook tops list of richest Hoosiers
• Japanese auto parts maker adding 50 jobs in Franklin
• Urban farm to provide produce for needy families
• IU Professor Launches Pioneering Social Network for Classrooms
• Africana Studies Launches Speaker Series with Lectures on Sept. 26
• Indiana trade delegation leaves for Japan after delay
• IU names new athletic Hall of Fame inductees
• Big projects sought for chemical depot site
• Effort to start a new Indiana AIM chapter
• Councilor launches opposition to Georgia Street renaming
• LEADING QUESTIONS: Design guru abides in rocky economy
• Today is Alzheimer’s Action Day! 5.4 million Americans are struggling with Alzh...
• Senator Lugar visited Kroger, Marsh, and Walmart throughout Indiana this month a...
• President Elsener's State of the University Address Wednesday September 21 3:30-...
• Last night, I was on Fox Business talking about the Solyndra scandal.
• I have co-sponsored legislation w/@rosadelauro to recognize September as Nationa...
• Buffalo Wild Wings franchisee sells 16 area restaurants
• Land of the (disrespected) Indians
• Indiana's Native American Community
• Donnelly Calls for Supercommittee to Work on Job Creation
• Auto parts manufacturer to open plant in Steuben County
• Hammer: Keep calm and Kerry on
• Gadfly: City-County Councilman
• Haiku News
• Thumbs up: Thumbs down
• Kelley Professor to Examine How Women Respond to Information About the HPV Vaccine
• Center on Philanthropy Awards 10 Grants of $25,000 for Research to Benefit Human Services Organizations
• IU President McRobbie to Deliver State of the University Address
• Airport Authority picks local firms to develop 60-acre solar farm
• House Approves $6.7 Million for New South Bend VA Center
• Today, Senator Lugar was pleased to welcome Tamika Mallet, an East Chicago Kathe...
• Controversial court ruling upheld
• Hearings on Progress-Duke Energy merger begin
• City receives 9 bids for Winona demolition
• Manic Panic: Your enviro-PANIQuiz for the week
• UAW says deal with GM creates or keeps 6,400 jobs
• Connected law firm's deal with Indiana grows
• Indiana bans DuPont’s Imprelis herbicide
• Multi-family housing project slated for Monon Trail
• Typhoon delays Indiana trade mission to Japan
• Visclosky Announces Local 2011 Blue Ribbon Award Winning Schools
• Visclosky Salutes Local Students at the U.S. Service Academies and Calls for Applicants for the 2012-2013 School Year
• Visclosky Announces Federal Award to Improve Safety Training of Workers in Northwest Indiana
• On Friday October 7th, I am hosting the 2011 "Help Indiana Regain Employment" Jo...
• IPS losing ground as state's biggest school district
• Otis Elevator expected to close plant with 200 workers
• Help Us Mulch the Greenway this Saturday, September 24!
• Strings & Jazzy Things Reunion
• WellPoint buying private health insurance exchange
• Dillinger relative considers moving gangster's home
• IU's Roberts named Big Ten Freshman of the Week
• Indiana sets up special process for state fair claims
• Donnelly Announces Grant for Development of the I-94/U.S. 421 Interchange in La Porte County
• Bridges Q&A with INDOT
• President Obama, heed your own advice and don’t raise taxes in a recession - ht...
• Court upholds former pastor's fraud sentence
• Small claims court could move from City-County Building
• IU launches $250K student biz-plan competition
• Daniels outlines fix for national debt in new book
• I will be on the Greg Garrison show in just a few minutes during the 9:30 segmen...
• U.S. airline flights are fuller than ever this year
• Human scale: So long to the big city
• Libertarian Horning enters U.S. Senate race
• From the Desk of the Chancellor, Sept. 19, 2011
• Toyota Collaborates with IUPUI for Active Safety Research
• Where Will Butler Fall in Conference Shuffle?
• Hoosiers sloppy, but earn first victory
• Challenging Schedule Awaits Young Bulldogs
• ‘Dreamy’ DeSare beguiles Cabaret audience
• GOP candidates revive call to privatize Social Security
• Obama to seek new income tax rate for wealthy
• Congratulations to the Marian University Cycling Team! Tonight they won the USA...
• Foreign student enrollment hits record at Purdue
• Judge in Ponzi case deals blow to Hoosier developer
• Government pension performance stings cities
• Greenwood mayoral rivals run from big-spender label
• Irsay blazing a trail through Twitter
• Columbia Club nudges aside one foundation, forms second
• Obama signs sweeping reform to patent law
• Donnelly: New Patent Reform Law Will Foster Economic Growth, Keep Us Competitive
• Man who fled with family gets 21/2 years for stalking
• Man pleads guilty to drunken driving in accident that killed girl, 12
• 2 shot in drive-through of Richmond McDonald's
• “Amidst the current economic crisis and countless other challenges, one thing is...
• Food Truck Friday at the Major Taylor Velodrome continues! Hoosier Fat Daddy Bus...
• Indy woman pleads guilty in child sale case, gets 3 years
• Weekend I-465 closure on Southside postponed
• Noblesville man, Illinois pilot die in plane crash on golf course
• 4 in SUV hurt during crash with school bus
• Thanks to The NY Slice, Fat Sammies, Hoosier Fat Daddy BusCafe, Scout's Treat Tr...
• As we celebrate Constitution Day today, we're curious: Which amendment to the C...
• State agency head faces DUI charge in Johnson Co.
• Man, 31, found slain at Southside motel
• House arrest ruling delayed for ex-Colts QB Schlichter
• 3 metro Indy schools earn 'Blue Ribbon' status
• Carmel-based company buys medical-billing firm
• Pam Am garage complaints date back 16 years
• Indiana's jobless rate rises to 8.7% in August
• Future of western Indiana power plant in doubt, Duke says
• INSIDE DISH: Willard builds on family-dining plan
• State’s unemployment rate climbs to 8.7 percent
• Education not-for-profit moving to city, plans to add 44 jobs
• Ivy Tech to open satellite campus at airport
• 9/11 commission at IU: Nation vulnerable to 'lone wolf'
• Slideshow: Leonard Peltier Birthday Rally
• Transfer of Newport depot sets stage for redevelopment
• Debate rages over whether Lilly's Byetta lifts cancer risk
• Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms Guide for Indiana IN
• SIR Announces Full Commercial Lines Speaker Slate For 41st Annual Conference
• Governor Names Members To New Charter School Board; Makes Additional Board And Commission Appointments
• Jack & Diane's Nashville Unleashed Brings Intimate Concert Event to The Propylaeum Carriage House
• Kennedy criticizes Ballard on diverting property taxes
• Kokomo man shot after police chase on U.S. 31
• Today's Count Day will determine school funding
• Beating victim suspects a mix-up
• Man shot several times in Lawrence
• Most cuts to animal control to be restored
• IUPUI Regatta: Costumed Canoeists, thousands of spectators, entertainment and food
• Hoosiers search for improvement, first victory Saturday
• Ex-Dow Agro scientist makes plea in trade-secret case
• Donnelly Introduces Small Business Package to Help Promote Job Growth and Stabilize Financing
• Senator Lugar welcomed local officials of Vermillion County & members of the U.S...
• Steel Caucus Sends Letter to Secretary Panetta: Urges DoD to Use Only American-melted Armor Steel
• Bobby Knight stopped by for a brief visit.
• Former City-County Councilor Plowman found guilty
• Ex-Ohio State, Colts player pleads guilty in scam
• Ignoring our Nation's problems is no longer sustainable. -
• Tomorrow is Food Truck Friday at USA Cycling Collegiate Track National Champions...
• Pan Am Plaza damage subject of court battles
• Indiana exports hit annual record
• Jury hears closing arguments in Plowman case
• IU Cancer Center recruits top researcher
• Mortgage-default filings surge in Indiana, nation
• Area home-construction permits rise in August
• Texas firm buys water-park hotel on northwest side
• Unemployment benefit requests jump again
• UAW extends GM, Chrysler pacts after deadline passes
• Indiana panel gives early approval to new water rules
• Survey: Workers' health care costs rose in high single digits
• Daniels, Beshear Update Sherman-Minton Bridge Closure
• International Pancreatic Cancer Researcher to Join Indiana University as the first Myles Brand Endowed Chair
• IUPUI to Celebrate 40th Anniversary of First Undergraduate Classroom Building
• Local Executives Join Kelley Indianapolis Board of Visitors
• Gummer's The South Tower Installed at Herron School Near Cultural Trail
• Carbon Nanoparticles Break Barriers--and That May Not Be Good
• Hoosiers release men’s hoops schedule
• City closes downtown plaza after parking deemed unsafe
• Judge tosses wrongful-firing suit against Pacers owner
• State fair's plan short on evacuation details
• Official says feds got Indiana error rate wrong
• ‘Baby Sinatra’ returns to Indy for Cabaret appearance
• Have you registered to run or walk in the 33rd Annual Lugar Community Run, Walk...
• National, state SAT scores tumble as participation rises
• Congratulations to the Purdue School of Engineering and Technology at IUPUI whic...
• Conservative legislator Delph won't challenge Lugar
• Health regulatory leaders ready to flock to city
• Republic Airways' stock price continues to sag
• Retail sales in U.S. stagnate amid poor job market
• More Cowbell weekend kicks off tomorrow with USA Cycling Collegiate Track Nation...
• Big sales forecast by CEO boosts Cummins stock
• Satellite voting effort dies
• Too many conspiracies
• Gadfly: Gun City
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• Thumbs up: Thumbs down
• Kernan not looking to sell South Bend minor-league ball team
• Daniels Orders Closure Of I-64 Sherman-Minton Bridge
• Census: Nearly 1 in 6 Hoosiers impoverished last year
• Indiana schools chief lauds overhaul in annual speech
• Indianapolis City Ballet strikes gold again with gala
• Lilly invests $30M in chronic-disease partnerships
• I spoke on the Floor today about Washington's excessive spending and how it's di...
• It was a pleasure meeting with the Indiana Farm Bureau delegation this morning i...
• Judge approves legal fees in Fair Finance case
• Sugarland named in notice of stage-collapse suit
• Visclosky Announces Federal Award to Gary/Chicago International Airport
• Fair trustee settles with local political groups
• Tort claims over state fair stage collapse exceed 20
• Wind-turbine company moving into Evansville plant
• Local distributor HP Products acquires St. Louis company
• Visclosky Announces Federal Housing Grants for Lake County
• Visclosky Announces Federal Award to Griffith-Merrillville Airport
• Visclosky Announces Federal Grants to Improve School Safety in Lowell and Munster
• U.S. student-loan default rates jump sharply
• Last night on spoke on the House floor about the current state of inflation & it...
• DeVry University Appoints Scarlett Howery as its Columbus Metro President
• ExactTarget preparing for another IPO attempt
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• Ohio River caucus in the works
• Manic Panic: Your enviro-PANIQuiz for the week
• U.S. News & World Report Ranks IUPUI 3rd Among Universities Making Promising, Innovative Changes
• IU School of Nursing Appoints Janet S. Carpenter to the Sally Reahard Chair
• IU School of Nursing Appoints Claire B. Draucker to the Angela Barron McBride Professorship in Mental Health Nursing
• Purdue School of Engineering and Technology at IUPUI Selected for $1.3 Million Award from DOE
• Japanese College Students Learn English, Leadership Skills at IUPUI
• FDA gets new report on Lilly diabetes drug
• Authors Guild sues universities over online books
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• Constant Contact
• EnerDel parent in danger of losing NASDAQ listing
• IBM putting Watson to work in health insurance
• Closed Indiana-Kentucky bridge creates rush-hour fiasco
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• UPDATE: Sculpture returns to Indianapolis monument's top
• Kennedy better kick it up
• Closed Indiana-Ohio bridge creates rush-hour fiasco
• From the Desk of the Chancellor, Sept. 12, 2011
• Hoosiers fall in thriller on final play
• Daniels' book latest of many governors' tomes
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• After 9/11, searching for American optimism
• How are you honoring today?
• Vonnegut's Heroes
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• Anderson's GM culture, poor health blamed for high medical costs
• New financing may give battered dry cleaner fresh start
• Critics: Wrecking ball won't fix urban neighborhoods
• ChaCha broadens business strategy
• Cummins to sell light-duty filtration business
• Hoosiers hope to rebound in home opener
• Panel delays vote on Monroe County I-69 section
• Donnelly Announces Grant for South Bend Police Department to Reduce School Violence
• Mourdock could benefit from climate regulations
• Stocks plunge as worries about Europe intensify
• Civic Theatre season opener is unparalleled triumph
• UAW offers to underwrite satellite voting
• Local United Way aims for pre-recession giving
• Rail firm says it won’t reach 650-jobs goal in Muncie
• Judge denies ex-Countrymark CEO’s release from prison
• Costs of State Fair stage collapse investigation could be steep
• Speedway leader named CEO of Hulman & Co.
• Hurco shares jump on profitable quarter
• Trailer manufacturer adding 200 jobs in northeastern Indiana
• Federal agency approves controversial leg of I-69
• UPDATE: Manning out indefinitely after latest neck surgery
• Governor Mitch Daniels To Receive 2011 Pathfinder Award From Indiana Sports Corporation
• August 2011 Revenue Report
• America Remembers 9/11
• Conquer Cancer Foundation presents award to Dr. Schneider for his research on new biomarker in breast cancer patients
• Moi University MSc International Health Research Ethics Students Visit IUPUI
• School of Social Work students travel to Croatia for an international service learning class
• Monroe County board to consider adding I-69 to plan
• Donnelly Statement on President's Job Speech
• “The past two-and-a-half years of the Obama Administration have been a lost oppo...
• ESPN: Colts' Manning out for at least two months
• UPDATE: Indiana lawmakers say tuition hikes hard on families
• Did you know? Seventy-four years ago, official dedication ceremonies for Maria...
• My constituents have demanded that Washington's out-of-control spending binges c...
• Cultural Trail's look takes 'pause' for Conrad hotel
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• WRTV anchor Shepherd leaving for not-for-profit post
• Video shows former councilor taking money from FBI agent
• Lawmakers to grill university presidents on tuition hikes
• Gibau Named Liberal Arts Associate Dean of Student Affairs
• America's Foremost Travel Writer to Speak at IUPUI September 26
• State lawyer calls IBM bid to depose Daniels 'meritless'
• State Fair victims could receive funds in next few weeks
• Indiana tea party groups look to endorse Lugar foe
• Medical manufacturer plans Fishers expansion
• Change of direction prompts City Market leader's resignation
• Rally's planning to add up to 30 local restaurants
• Slideshow: Local recycling, step by step
• Remembering 9/11
• Gadfly: Compassionate Conservative
• State legislative panel scrutinizing project labor agreements
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• Manic Panic: Your enviro-PANIQuiz for the week
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• Former City-County Councilor’s trial gets under way
• State tax collections improve slightly in August
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• Slideshow: Demolition and growth
• Stocks fall sharply as economic concerns deepen
• UPDATE: Wind delays hoisting of monument sculpture
• New owners aim for big profit after buying IPS school on the cheap
• Former real estate exec to plead guilty to wire fraud
• Johnson County still dealing with 2008 flood
• Victory sculpture to be lifted atop Circle monument
• Dedication of Dental School's Preclinical Laboratory Named for Indiana Dental Association Set for Sept. 17
• the IUPUI Office for Veterans and Military Personnel Expands its Reach With Strong Campus Support
• Two professors at IUPUI to receive two top "esteemed awards" from American Society of Bone and Mineral Research
• From the Desk of the Chancellor, Sept. 6, 2011
• IUPUI Chapter of National Society of Collegiate Scholars Receives Honor
• IUPUI Police Promotes Driver, Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety Awareness
• Indiana classic car auction sees attendance jump
• Hoosiers suffer not only loss, but injuries in BSU game
• General Assembly considers going paperless with iPads
• Tax bills spur eBay listing for Anderson office buildings
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• I'll be the Greg Garrison show in just a few minutes. You can tune in and liste...
• Author Cheney: Special guest or war criminal?
• Governor Announced Roob To Depart From IEDC: Hasler Named As Replacement
• Cardinals spoil Wilson's IU debut
• Charging stations to pave way for plug-in cars
• Mayoral foes see different paths to boost business
• Kite shares still grounded two years after plunge
• Marsh plans to spend $60M to build and remodel stores
• Stocks plunge after U.S. hiring dries up
• Star's union plans aggressive labor fight with Gannett
• Unemployment still 9.1 percent after weak jobs report
• Hat World suing three former execs for contract breaches
• Struggling Emmis faces NASDAQ delisting again
• State Fair Commission Takes Steps To Distribute Remembrance Fund Donations
• School of Education at IUPUI Presents School Reform Pioneer Deborah Meier
• FDA deal with drugmakers raises user fees 6 percent
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• UPDATE: Indiana company quits Missouri Medicaid contract
• Commerce leader Roob leaving IEDC for private sector
• Analysts react positively to Finish Line purchase
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• Goldsmith arrest prompted resignation from NYC
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• House-Soremekun Appointed Director of Africana Studies
• Record International Student Enrollment at IUPUI; First Time More than 300 Students Come From a Single Country - China
• IUPUI Library, Indianapolis Recorder Newspaper Partnership Puts 106 Years of Black History Online
• Indiana lawmaker's lynching reference riles tea party
• New faces dot Hoosiers-Cards intra-state matchup
• Private firm with Medicaid deal gets state help
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• Former City-County Councilor’s trial set to begin
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• LEADING QUESTIONS: Investment guru on calming clients
• New IU football coach giving ticket sales a boost
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• U.S. consumer confidence falls to 2-year low
• Getting a grip on green jobs
• Ex-Countrymark CEO again seeking early release
• IEDC, Conexus form aerospace, defense council
• Mortgage firm plans local expansion, 140 jobs
• Air tool manufacturer plans Indiana expansion
• Survey: 1.7 percent of Indiana jobs are 'green'
• Indiana University system reaches record enrollment
• American Heart Association Seeking Kids with Heart
• Frontier flight attendants ratify labor contract
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• Another lawsuit filed in Indiana fair stage collapse
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• Indiana Board of Education OKs takeovers of 5 schools
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• Indiana board backs school-takeover plans
• Goodbye Keystone Towers
• Sculpture headed back atop Indianapolis monument
• Receiver appointed in $16.8M foreclosure suit
• Circle Centre wants Cinnabon out of mall
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• Martin Short puts on a raucous, rollicking show at Palladium
• Cutting the budget, cutting safety
• Library to Host League of Women Voters Candidate Forum
• IUPUI Professor Brings Unique Expertise To Bear in Book on Ray Bradbury
• From the Desk of the Chancellor, August 29, 2011
• Welcome Back/ IUPUI Police Theft Prevention Tips
• School of Education at IUPUI receives regional Equity Assistance Center funding
• Liz Callaway surveys Broadway career in Cabaret show
• Keystone Towers come tumbling down
• Jobless benefits fix costing businesses more
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• Developer rolls out $40M plan for Keystone site
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• Backers seek support for 2-mile streetcar line downtown
• City would take hit if NBA labor strife cancels season
• This year's metro area job losses deeper than in peer cities
• Experts say options abound for former GM stamping plant
• Governor Appoints Judge For State Employees’ Appeals Commission
• Cordish can press suit against CEO of Indianapolis Downs
• Check out my latest op-ed on the Daily Caller "Why the Arab Spring is cause for...
• ALUMNI: Stop by the David B. Haire Family Welcome and Alumni Center tomorrow 4-6...
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• Angie’s List faces challenges in bid to go public
• Why Ronald Reagan's recovery program worked and why President Obama's hasn't.
• INSIDE DISH: Pizzeria novices hit their stride, watch sales rise
• Indianapolis, Beech Grove settle utility billing feud
• Zionsville man charged with wire fraud, money laundering
• Ivy Tech fall semester enrollment tops 113,000
• IPS Undermines Own Lawsuit Agaist State
• Occupational injuries down in Indiana
• IU research spending tops $500M for first time
• Governor Names Student Trustees And New Commission For Higher Education Board Member
• Angie's List files for initial public offering
• Martin Short and his alter egos are coming to Carmel
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• Patrick confirms full-time move to NASCAR in 2012
• Congratulations Marian University students and great work!
• Workplace fatalities fall to record low in Indiana
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• Durham follows magistrate's order, moves from sister's house
• Visclosky Announces Award for Valparaiso University
• Visclosky Congratulates Residences at Deer Creek on Groundbreaking
• Visclosky Announces Award to Porter County Regional Airport
• Fire heavily damages Aristocrat restaurant
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• Announcement set on possible Indiana schools takeover
• State Fair Commission Creates Accident Investigation Website
• Judge poised to toss lawsuit against Pacers owner
• IUPUI to Celebrate 40th Anniversary of Cavanaugh Hall
• School of Informatics Faculty NSF Grant to Develop Educational, Sound-based STEM Games for Blind and Visually-impaired Students
• Real estate firms push to avoid notice in Obama tax rewrite
• Judge: Nanny not credible in Pacers owner's suit
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• Tony Bennett shows timeless appeal in Palladium concert
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• Airport faces quick decision on public art
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• Candidate Profile Q&A: Melina Kennedy
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• The First Thing We Do Is Kill All the Lawyers
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• More Indiana welfare requests being submitted online
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• Witness: Simons were happy about nanny's pregnancy
• Wilson putting IU through preseason prep for 2011 campaign
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• Auction set for Glass Chimney restaurant in Carmel
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• Indiana property tax caps slice 2011 bills
• llinois manufacturer plans move to northwest Indiana
• Goodwill to open two more Excel centers
• Class-action lawsuit filed over State Fair tragedy
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• City to seek more parking for Rolls-Royce's move
• Broad Ripple group doubles down in fight over Kilroy's
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• Bosma tells Rep. Hinkle to resign
• Lawmakers to debate illegal entry case
• Ohio cheerleading coach 7th Indiana State Fair death
• Kennedy for IPS School Board
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• Attorney seeks order preserving State Fair stage wreckage
• Court rules state overreached when it shut puppy mill
• IndyCar Race Engineer Joins IUPUI Motorsports Engineering Faculty
• Wife of man killed in fair tragedy suing Indiana
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• Indiana State Fair attendance slips 8 percent
• Marsh outsourcing distribution to East Coast firm
• Satellite voting up for debate
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• Victim of fair concert calamity to be organ donor
• Honda returning to full production despite sales declines
• Today we must continue to pray for the victims of the Indiana State Fair tragedy...
• Monday Morning Musings
• Kimberly Sushil Named Recipient of the George P. Doherty Award from DeVry University's Keller Graduate School of Management
• Indy's latest arts debacles
• Slideshow: Shop Local, Shop Fair
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• Witt Associates Hired To Review State Fair Preparedness and Response
• From the Desk of the Chancellor, August 22, 2011
• First Day of Classes at IUPUI Brings More Diverse, Better Prepared New Students
• Lilly spent $1.9M lobbying feds in first quarter
• IndyFringe is mixed bag entertainment
• Governor sets 'back to business' example as tragedy investigation unfolds
• Daniels has no regrets over decision to stay out of 2012 race
• Public Enemy #1
• Probe: Investment adviser Hauke masked huge loss
• Private funds may kick-start rail-transit plan
• Economy still tough, but a few Hoosier industries on upswing
• Super Bowl party space scramble begins
• Veteran banker Alley found Integra too sick to save
• Butler University to offer car sharing program
• Judge nearly sends Durham back to halfway house
• Indiana Basketball Legend Stephen Downing Returns to Indiana as Marian Universit...
• Ball State student 6th to die from fair accident
• 'Buy local' law doesn't sting Indy sewer project
• Parking deal netting city more meter money
• Indiana's unemployment rate edges up
• Defense contractor adding 60 jobs in Bloomington
• State's unemployment rate rises to 8.5 percent
• City gives $82,000 for IndyFringe theater project
• Today is move in day for the Marian University Class of 2015 Indianapolis. Welco...
• Overcrowded shelters receive aid
• They Were Just Kidding
• Ice Miller merging with smaller Ohio firm
• School of Social Work's Inside-Out Prison Exchange Class leads inmates to think about helping others in the future
• New Director to Lead Lugar Center for Renewable Energy at IUPUI
• New IU Dental School Center to Serve as Hub for Dental Implant Education, Services
• Women Compose Half of Incoming Dental Class for First Time in IU Dental School's History
• Indiana hires outside firm to review state fair disaster
• WellPoint spent $1.3M on federal lobbying in 2nd quarter
• IU Trustees approve new baseball/softball complex
• Indiana State Fair fund collects $60K so far for victims
• Stocks plunge again on more economic fears
• Latino abuse victims underserved
• Justice For Sale?
• Lawyers submit big bill in Fair Finance case
• Cable maker adding 40 jobs at Carmel headquarters
• Damage cap limits state's potential losses from concert tragedy
• EnerDel parent expresses major cash-flow concerns
• Auto stampings plant plans to add 75 jobs in Muncie
• ISTA Cheers, Obama Jeers
• 2011 Spirit & Place Festival to Celebrate The Body"
• Elaborate outdoor concerts amp up safety concerns
• Judge blocks Indiana-mandated contracts for teachers
• Manufacturer plans 35 jobs in Franklin expansion
• Frank on Indiana
• Freight carrier plans to expand, add local 183 jobs
• State fair attendance, revenue expected to decline
• Not-for-profit launches search after CEO suddenly quits
• LEADING QUESTIONS: Fast-food guru digs philanthropy
• Colts to keep camp in Anderson for 5 more years
• Indiana grads increase score on college entrance test
• DeVry University Welcomes Distinguished Academic Leaders to Lead Colleges of Business & Management and Health Sciences
• State Fair Memorial offers healing moment
• Tragedy at the Indiana State Fair
• Kennedy Attack Needs Better Aim
• Haiku News
• Gadfly: Phil Hinkle
• I-465 renamed USS Indianapolis Memorial Highway
• Thumbs up: Thumbs down
• New compound may accelerate bone healing, prevent osteoporosis
• Spirit of Carmel Rep's 'Hairspray' is infectious
• Indiana State Fair emergency plan just 1 page
• Trio of Hoosier 2012 recruits make Scout.com's top 100
• Former IU All-American, NFL Hall of Famer Pete Pihos dies
• Donnelly Hosts Second Annual Job Fair
• First Financial buying Flagstar's 22 Indiana branches
• Slideshow: State Fair memorial service
• Durham asks to move back into his mansion
• Court affirms Murat Centre renaming decision
• City to give Angie's List $4.6M to buy properties for expansion
• “Senator Lugar has been a strong advocate for the principles of free enterprise,...
• Arcadia Resources to delist stock amid cash crunch
• Students! The bookstore is open and ready to serve you. Get your books before th...
• Indiana nonprofit jobs and wages grow
• Angie's List plans 500 jobs in headquarters expansion
• Adesa to acquire online auction firm for $210M
• Manic Panic: Your enviro-PANIQuiz for the week
• 54 Cents A Day
• State Fair stage that failed may not have been inspected
• DeVry College of New York Appoints Patricia Capaldo as Dean of its Manhattan Center
• Cora Griffin named new IU student trustee
• Lockheed Martin eliminating 47 call center jobs
• Judge denies request to block state voucher program
• Fresh creativity marks Hancock Dance Theatre concert
• State fair foundation sets up fund for victims
• City chamber of commerce, Develop Indy might merge
• Indiana State Fair reopens, honors five killed in stage collapse
• Steak n Shake reports higher same-store sales
• Former flight management firm owner pleads guilty to fraud
• Member Spotlight - Evan Bedel - Shanghai instead of Shanghia
• The WTF era continues
• Daniels says smoking ban has chance to pass next year
• The Last Local Radio Show
• Nominations Solicited for Lifestyle Change Awards
• Law School Launches Health Compliance Program with Major Conference
• New Center to Serve Adult Learners Returning to Finish Degrees
• Don Gummer Installs Glick Institute Sculpture
• From the Desk of the Chancellor, August 15, 2011
• Landmark water tower could be razed in Greenwood
• Indiana eyes waivers from No Child Left Behind law
• Governor calls wind gust that toppled stage a 'fluke'
• Foreign students fear impact of new immigration law
• Char & I are praying for all those affected by the events at the Indiana State F...
• Tragedy prompts fair to cancel Sunday activities
• State Fair stage collapses, leaving 4 dead, 40 injured
• Please keep those affected by tonight's tragedy at the Indiana State Fair in you...
• Hoosiers add safety to 2012 recruiting class
• Morality Plays
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• Locally produced adventure show reaches 95 million households
• Habitat for Humanity tries hand at fixer-uppers
• Federal cuts in training funds hit at awkward time
• Art advocates will take advantage of Super Bowl spotlight
• Developer plans multi-use $27M Lockerbie project
• Weak market could derail Allison Transmission IPO
• Stock market finishes wild week on an up note
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• Baker & Daniels in merger talks with Minneapolis firm
• Local bar ordered to pay $45,000 to fired worker
• INSIDE DISH: Carmel Cajun eatery Mudbugs turns corner
• United Way turns to coupons to lure donors
• U.S. stocks open higher after positive retail report
• Gen Con Indy convention scores record attendance
• Frustration in Fountain Square
• Deep-fried edibles draw State Fair crowds
• A home for DK: David Hochoy makes his case
• Ballard Previews Budget
• First Lady Cheri Daniels To Host Seventh Annual Heartland Walk For Health
• IUPUI to Host New Student Welcome
• Judge weighs request to block Indiana voucher program
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• UPDATE: Stocks soar on small positive economic signs
• Buyer lined up for Caribbean Cove hotel, water park
• Wet spring, dry summer dent Indiana corn, soybeans
• City to cut $20 million from most departments in 2012
• Expo dismisses 3 managers after months of dissension
• Cultural Trail delays take toll on Fountain Square merchants
• Last year Marian University received a bronze Telly Award for the Band Day Footb...
• Indiana casino owner preparing to exit bankruptcy
• Home-sale deals tick up in Indianapolis area
• Home construction permits dip in July
• 'Abdul in the Morning' show to end Friday
• Unemployment aid applications fall to 4-month low
• I Ain't Going No Place
• School of Science at IUPUI Appoints Director for Forensic and Investigative Science Program
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• Abdul in the Mornings radio show to end Friday
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• IndyCar extends deal to keep races on ABC-TV
• Hampton Inn to become Bud Light Hotel during Super Bowl
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• City plans to put $80M from utility sale into new fund
• Stocks plunge after market's opening
• Cultural Trail progress stalled
• Slideshow: Honoring veterans
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• House-Soremekun is New Director of Africana Studies
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• IU suffers loss before season starts
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• Late surge gives stocks largest advance in two years
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• Cummins OK with new federal fuel standards for trucks
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• Fed to keep interest rate near zero for 2 years
• Report: Investigators tailed Libman before resignation
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• Fishers named a top suburb for retirees
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• Indiana part of suit against for-profit college
• Donnelly Announces Second Annual Job Fair
• Indiana voucher program sees 2,200 students enlist
• Indiana stocks part of massive Wall Street sell-off
• Michael Feinstein and David Hyde Pierce: that's entertainment
• Indiana voucher program sees 2,200 students enlist
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• Aggravating Assaults
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• 1,300 Hoosiers eligible for United Financial restitution
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• Chosing not to fund public transportation
• Disaster Assistance Denied
• Zimmer playing hardball with plaintiffs' lawyers
• Governor Daniels Statement About The Passing Of IU's John Ryan
• IUPUI Physics Researcher Receives National Science Foundation's Prestigious CAREER Grant for Graphene Research
• From the Desk of the Chancellor, August 8, 2011
• IU set to kickoff Wilson regime
• Interesting ISTA Reading
• Indiana federal aid target in national debt deal
• IU urges Congress to restore foreign language cuts
• 'Buy local' law could make projects costlier
• State fair chief 'born and raised' to lead showcase event
• Smarter product mix boosting Brightpoint
• Site with rich history could become catalyst for east-side growth
• Indianapolis-based banks struggle to emerge from slump
• Lucas Oil Raceway aims to survive NASCAR exit
• CB Kates leaves IU football team
• Judge tentatively rules against Pacers owner
• Stocks go on roller coaster ride after jobs report
• Indiana counties wrestling with tax overpayment
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• I have announced my summer Town Hall schedule -
• City cracking down on noncompliant tax breaks
• Harrison, Conexus create logistics degree program
• Stocks turn lower as optimism about jobs fades
• Hoosier firms integral part of State Fair midway
• Employers Lining Up for Carson Job Fair
• Hillenbrand to buy Cincinnati business for $240M
• Orthopedics company plans $27M Indiana project
• While I Was Out
• U.S. jobless rate dips as economy adds 117,000 jobs
• Female candidates still face political barriers
• Engineering and Technology Trains H.S. Teachers in New Tech
• Dr. Champion named associate director of population science at IU Simon Cancer Center
• Kite sees smaller loss, more revenue in 2nd quarter
• Goldsmith stepping down as New York deputy mayor
• Franklin Electric moving HQ, 220 jobs to Fort Wayne
• UPDATE: Dow drops 513 in worst day since '08
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• HHGregg shares plunge after rare quarterly loss
• Gen Con convention betting on attendance surge
• Indiana schools chief suggests grades for districts
• U.S. unemployment applications slip slightly
• Mother Nature again slams insurer Baldwin & Lyons
• Retailer HHGregg suffers rare quarterly loss
• Medical implant maker plans move from Northern Indiana
• Indiana National Guard instituting DADT repeal
• Debt ceiling votes: The Indiana delegation
• Skillman to lead trade mission to Japan
• July 2011 Revenue Report
• Glick Eye Institute Dedication Set for August 19
• Aetna latest out of Indiana individual health market
• Candidate Pence eyes Indiana income-tax cuts
• Holiday World plans world's longest water coaster
• Indiana tax revenue better than expected for July
• IU union urges president to not accept big raise
• Fair sues Shelbyville bank over sale of Durham Duesenberg
• North of South gets a new name: CityWay
• Endocyte completes secondary public offering
• LEADING QUESTIONS: Zoo's top dog aims to inspire
• Railroad plans Gary redevelopment, 251 jobs
• Indiana State Fair to promote soybean industry
• Indicted elections chief hires ex-prosecutor Brizzi
• Lobbying for Legalization: A veteran's voice
• Thank a farmer at the fair
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• Thumbs up: Thumbs down
• Proposed wind farm seeking approval in Tipton
• Navistar adding, eliminating factory jobs in Indiana
• Most Indiana lawmakers vote against raising debt ceiling
• Democrat Gregg wants to improve manufacturing base
• Wife of Pacers owner testifies against nanny
• Stocks slump as concerns about economy grow
• Obama signs debt bill after final Senate vote
• Duke turns second-quarter profit on higher revenue
• Senator Lugar released the following today on the debt reduction vote. "Initiall...
• Former Nordstrom space could find Super Bowl use
• Not-for-profit building affordable housing in Brownsburg
• Once again, Marian University has been honored by the Corporation for National C...
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• Republic Airways blames fuel costs for $15M quarterly loss
• Packaging manufacturer plans to expand, add 80 jobs
• Environmental groups sue to block I-69 construction
• Another I-69 Roadblock
• Manic Panic: Your enviro-PANIQuiz for the week
• Debt deal would have little impact on economy until 2014
• Indiana asks court to lift Planned Parenthood order
• Trial starts in nanny's suit against Pacers owner
• Donnelly to Vote for Bipartisan Proposal to Avoid Default
• Visclosky Statement on S. 365, the Budget Control Act of 2011
• Washington does not have a revenue problem, it has a spending problem & this bil...
• Carson Votes No on Unbalanced Debt Ceiling Deal
• 8-1-2011 - Pence Floor Speech Supporting Bipartisan Debt Ceiling Compromise
• Keystone Towers implosion set for late August
• Post 'Frasier' with David Hyde Pierce
• 8-1-2011 - Pence Supports Bipartisan Debt Ceiling Compromise
• Debt deal gaining steam in Washington, D.C.
• State reverses course, gives Planned Parenthood grant
• Visclosky Responds To The News Of The Death Of A Local Servicemember
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• Meridian latest brokerage to make affiliation move
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• Cost cutting planned by Integra Bank's new owner
• Herff Jones completes Varsity Brands acquisition
• Daniels, at peace with presidential decision, running out clock
• I'm on the Garrison Show right now. Tune in to 93.1 or log on to WIBC.com to li...
• Today is President Daniel J. Elsener Day in Indianapolis. Check out Mayor Ballar...
• Holiday World set to announce plans for $9 million ride
• For the people, or profits
• School of Medicine's Science Programs for 5th through 8th Graders Featured on WTHR TV
• IUPUI Journalism Graduate Recognized as "Most Deserving Journalism Student" by SPJ
• Lugar: Norquist tax pledge, others hamper Congress
• NCAA '12 simulation puts Hoosiers at 5-7
• Senator Lugar joined Republican Leader Mitch McConnell and 41 other Republican S...
• Colts re-sign Manning to long-term deal
• Donnelly Votes for Balanced Approach to Preserve U.S. Fiscal Future
• Donnelly Votes for Balanced Approach to Preserve U.S. Fiscal Future
• INDOT rejects Monroe County plan excluding I-69
• ‘Bella Latina’ Cabaret show recalls glamorous era
• We are reaching the point of no return and while negotiations could lead to a de...
• Indiana could weather U.S. default for a couple months
• Precedent joins ranks of battered developers
• IMS officials to revamp Brickyard 400
• NFL's new 'salary floor' could challenge Colts
• Indy Met's messy year offers education-reform lessons
• Bill Mays to retire from Mays Chemical
• Indiana Receives National Recognition For Balanced Budgets And Education Reform
• Integra Bank fails, Old National takes over
• Senator Lugar voted tonight for the Boehner deficit reduction plan in the Senate...
• Carson Statement on Debt Ceiling Vote
• Libman resigns from Carmel arts center
• Lilly wins appeals court ruling in Strattera patent case
• President Elsener is on the front page of The Criterion today. His 10-year anniv...
• Critics knock school superintendent pay-cap idea
• Senior housing project replacing retail center
• Woman sentenced for illegal immigration service
• Efroymson hands off leadership at iMOCA
• Duke ignored water issue at Indiana plant, consultant says
• Economy growing at slowest pace since recession
• Dry streak becoming worrisome for Indiana farmers
• Police, health department busted by state environmental cops
• INSIDE DISH: 'Edibles' team returns with moveable feast
• Lawmakers look at revising marijuana laws
• Northeastern Indiana auto parts maker laying off 175
• Kennedy on Crime
• Purdue University president to get 3.5-percent raise
• Statement From Governor Daniels Regarding Speaker Boehner’s Debt Proposal
• Democrats appeal Indiana elections chief decision
• IUPUI Professor Among New IU Foundation Board Members
• Donnelly to Vote Against Republican Debt Limit Proposal
• Mine operator to expand Gibson County operation
• Proliferation of smartphones fuels big jump in Brightpoint profit
• Bulldogs Move Closer to Adding Clarke?
• Bulldogs in 2012 Maui Invitational
• Howard Moving to Olympiacos, EuroLeague
• Experts tell state panel marijuana prohibition has failed
• Marian University was profiled in a case study that appears on the Microsoft web...
• 7-28-2011 - Pence Speaks on the House Floor Regarding the Debt Ceiling
• Dynasty trusts let wealthy escape estate, gift taxes forever
• "In a globally competitive marketplace, American agriculture has remained on top...
• Local Dignitaries Celebrate Opening of Decatur Career Academy
• Hoosiers, I would like to know what's on your mind: What do you think of the lat...
• Lenders attempting to foreclose on Broadbent headquarters
• 7-28-2011 - Pence Announces Support for Boehner Plan
• Indiana tourism effort honors famed course designer Dye
• Debt ceiling debate divides Indiana delegation
• St. Vincent plans 200 jobs for Fishers expansion
• Duke Realty suffers loss on lower revenue
• Celadon reports best 4th quarter in 5 years
• Microsoft global recognizes, fellow Rotarian and Control-Z
• Lawmakers ponder Indiana's marijuana laws
• Something Smells Funny In Franklin Township
• Crown Royal signs on as Brickyard 400 title sponsor
• High School Teachers Discover New Ways to Engage Students at Nanotech Academy
• Top prep QB Kiel casts lot with Hoosiers
• Health care use trend may temper premium hikes
• CNO Financial sees quarterly profit soar, beating expectations
• Work starting on $8.8M center at Crane tech park
• The first Marian University Knight to sign a contract with a National Football L...
• Junior Achievement back in black after financial woes
• 7-27-2011 - Pence Urges House Colleagues to “Keep an Open Mind on the Boehner Plan” on ...
• 7-27-2011 - Pence Urges House Colleagues to “Keep an Open Mind on the Boehner Plan” on ...
• Angel investment firm adds 3rd chapter for life sciences
• Dow AgroSciences reports record sales, higher earnings
• Franklin Township Follies
• What, exactly, is the best?
• WellPoint profit falls but exceeds Wall Street expectations
• Indiana's toxic air affecting children
• Haiku News
• Gadfly: IPS School Take Over
• Thumbs up: Thumbs down
• Governor Announces Higher Education Innovation Grant Award
• New Ivy Tech, IUPUI Initiative To Help Transfer Students To Still Receive Associate Degree
• Former Hoosiers Chappell, Turner sign NFL free agent deals
• Prospects bright for Borders replacements
• ISTA says new teacher contract forms violate state law
• Indiana University, Ball State presidents get big raises
• "When you realize that 95 percent of the world’s consumers live outside our bord...
• In today's Oversight and Government Reform hearing I grilled special agents who...
• Nearly 100 Indiana post offices to undergo review
• Cummins profit soars on increased sales
• Alumni: are you interested in hosting a group of freshmen in your home for dinne...
• Conservancy installs turbines at eco-friendly HQ
• State commerce chief backs right-to-work law
• Upland Brewing plans Bloomington expansion
• I was on CSPAN's Washington Journal this morning discussing the Debt Ceiling. H...
• Proud to hear of the 400 new jobs that are expected in Grabill thanks to R3 Comp...
• Slideshow: Slut Walk Indianapolis
• State's high court to hear dispute over welfare denials
• Interactive Intelligence revenue, profit rises
• Right-to-work issue resuscitated
• Indiana food stamp recipients up 39 percent
• Simon Property results improve as U.S. retail sales advance
• Manufacturer plans 400 jobs in Allen County
• Attention race fans: Hot dogs may be hazardous to your health
• Unions prepare for 'right to work' battle in Indiana
• Obesity, tobacco use among targets of state's health priorities
• Indiana says construction on key I-69 section moving ahead
• Debt Threats
• Congratulations to all the sisters that celebrated 60 years of service! Including our very own Sr. Norma and Sr. Marilynn!
• UPDATE: Players vote to OK deal to end NFL lockout
• Manic Panic: Your enviro-PANIQuiz for the week
• Housing agency buying its building for $2.1M
• Visclosky Op-Ed: Opportunity knocks during federal debt crisis
• Intermodal cargo operation springs up near old airport terminal
• Inspections find fewer Indiana underage alcohol sales
• Military accounting firm closing; 84 jobs lost
• Indiana electric car company gets new owner
• Art and consumer expectations
• Kennedy Turns Abstract Into Concrete
• Ball State outsources management of $160M endowment
• Hoosiers tweak football uniforms
• Pence's policy silence may be smart politics
• IPS; Double Standard or Double Take?
• As Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Europe & Eurasia, my thoughts are with the people of Oslo Norway, in light of these devastating events -
• Get The White Out
• Partner pay at local law firms rises despite recession
• Indianapolis eyes TIF surplus to shore up city coffers
• City poised to rebrand, revamp Georgia Street
• Pro athletes' charities often have limited life spans
• Visclosky Holds Davis-Bacon Wage Survey Briefing
• Visclosky to Host Davis-Bacon Wage Survey Briefing
• 7-22-2011 - Pence Hails Job Fair Success
• Black Expo sees attendance rise at Summer Celebration
• Frontier Airlines plans return to normal service
• State names potential turnaround operators for failing schools
• Mayoral foe: Utilities sale money should fund 'human capital'
• Indianapolis mayor Greg Ballard has proclaimed August 1, 2001, "President Daniel J. Elsener Day." Read the news release and proclamation on our web site.
• Pacers: Lockout won't sting employees, ticket holders
• Plans progress for once-doomed City Market west wing
• Indiana's unemployment rate ticks up to 8.3 percent
• Tech consultant Allegient plans expansion, 42 jobs
• IPS Is Failing
• Daniels Adds Philanthropist Bill Cook And Journalist Ernie Pyle To Hoosier Heritage Gallery
• New IUPUI Department of Chemistry & Chemical Biology Website Provides Key Information For Current & Potential Students
• Pro-voucher mom defends Indiana choice program
• States cut programs to help poor cool their homes
• One Year After Reform, Republicans Want Wall Street Back in Charge
• We just created this fun little video called "Searching for Marian." How do you search for Marian University?
• Judge: Durham’s home-detention restrictions to continue
• Lilly stock rises after drugmaker reports higher sales
• UPDATE: Medco acquisition could lead to local consolidation
• Pfizer won’t break up animal unit for potential Lilly bid
• 7-21-2011 - Sixth Congressional District Job Fair to be Held Tomorrow in Muncie
• 7-21-2011 - Sixth Congressional District Job Fair to be Held Tomorrow in Muncie
• Borders liquidation another blow to retail real estate
• Georgetown, Creighton, Loyola of Chicago, St. Louis University — all top-flight Catholic universities that sponsor medical schools. Add to that list Marian University in Indianapolis, which will open the fifth Catholic medical school in the United
• ITT Educational continues enrollment, profit slide
• Lilly profit falls, but forecast rises after second quarter
• Express Scripts to buy Medco for $29.1B in cash, stock
• Schools group will help defend Indiana in voucher lawsuit
• School Daze
• Daniels Names Hoage State Public Access Counselor
• Extreme Heat Expert Compares Current Temps with Chicago's 1995 Heat Wave, Gears Up Model to Predict High-Risk "Hot Spots"
• Donnelly to Vote Against "Cut, Cap, and Balance" Act
• Donnelly Questions VA Officials at Hearing on E-SERV Act
• Carson to Host Job Fair in August
• Carson to Host Job Fair in August
• Emmis' local radio stations get big lift from new ratings system
• Skillman gives $1M to Center Grove schools
• LEADING QUESTIONS: Pacers' new coach preaches overachieving
• PNC Financial quarterly earnings top expectations
• Primary care gets a new approach: prevention
• Library spotlights women authors
• A tough city for dreamers and writers
• Meltdown in Naptown
• Haiku News
• Gadfly: Extreme Heat
• Thumbs up: Thumbs down
• IU Alumni Association launches new website -- and online community
• Birth control coverage required in U.S. health plan
• Lugar going on TV early in 2012 Senate race
• Donnelly Hosts Job Seeker Workshop in Elkhart
• The House has taken an important step towards getting our economy back on track & our Nation’s fiscal house in order
• The Cut, Cap and Balance debate can be summed up like this: the Democrats want to tax more, they want to spend more and the Republicans don't.
• 7-19-2011 - Pence Supports Cut, Cap and Balance Act and Balanced Budget Amendment: ...
• Indiana AG won't appeal immigration ruling
• Manic Panic: Your enviro-PANIQuiz for the week
• Member Spotlight - Dr. William Agbor-Baiyee
• Former federal prosecutor plans run against Burton
• IUPUI track stadium dodges wrecking ball
• Carson Statement on President’s Nomination for Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
• Irvington scores Ossip, set for streetscape project
• Golf course manager suing DuPont over herbicide
• Navistar cutting 200 contractor jobs in Fort Wayne
• Lilly: Alzheimer patients on failed drug didn’t improve
• Grant to fund economic reports for Wabash County
• Political Potpourri
• IU Dental School Professor and Administrator Jeffrey Dean to Head the American Board of Pediatric Dentistry
• Soil Samples Reveal Urban Mercury Footprints
• Court gives preliminary OK to WellPoint settlement
• Daniels signs trade deal with Chinese province
• Borders turns the final page, will close all stores
• In-Demand Careers of the 21st Century to be the Focus at DeVry University National Open House Events
• Not-for-profits vying with WellPoint may get $3.8B in loans
• Loss of race long-term pain, but short-term gain for track
• City ready to take down 1,100 abandoned homes
• YMCA, bike hub on track for City Market
• FDA says potential diabetes drug may cause cancer
• Visclosky Announces Capital Fund Awards to Gary, Hammond, and East Chicago
• Visclosky Responds to News of Passing of Councilwoman Kathy Pucalik
• Happy Monday to all! Tune in now to the Garrison Show on 93.1 to listen to me and my Colleague from the Indiana Delegation, Rep. Todd Rokita.
• Healthy Indiana Plan makes room for more childless adults
• America: Free to be stupid
• Surplus means bonus for state employees
• And One More Thing on Expo
• 5K Added to Indianapolis Heart Walk
• Herron Buildings Scheduled for Renovations, Renaming of Sculpture and Ceramics Building
• Dental Student Helps Create National Association for Ethics, Professionalism
• IUPUI TO ADD OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD BEGINNING IN 2011-12
• IU basketball coach Tom Crean offers scholarship to Cathedral freshman
• For Indiana Black Expo, All's Well That Ended Well
• Former IU baseball star Dickerson in fold with Pirates
• Illinois metals company moving operations to Ind.
• First Night
• Notorious I-69 interchange slated for big upgrade
• Developer tries 'pocket' neighborhood in Carmel
• Investor boosts Just Marketing's 'relentless' pursuit of F1 business
• Riverview scoops up doctors from American Health Network
• Chefs become teachers as appetite grows for fresh, homemade meals
• Governor Daniels Thanks Employees By Awarding Pay Dividend
• Cut, Cap, & Balance has my support
• Proud to be an original co-sponsor of the Cut, Cap and Balance Act of 2011 to be voted on in the House on Tuesday. We have united behind a plan to cut spending and get our budget into balance, for each passing day our nation’s fiscal health gets wo
• Our friends @Cantaloupe.tv posted some of our videos to their YouTube wall. Check it out! Now we just need to encourage them to call us "University!"
• Attorneys to get big cut of $300K OmniSource settlement
• Consumer group accuses Duke of 'gross mismanagement'
• Daniels giving most state workers bonuses
• Jillian’s set to vacate ground floor of downtown building
• INSIDE DISH: Meat-and-potatoes Murphy's makes subtle updates
• 7-15-2011 - Pence Supports Cut, Cap and Balance Act: “It’s Time to Take a Stand”
• Wishard lands $2.2M in employee fundraising campaign
• Logistics firm adding 191 jobs in Greensburg
• Judge approved Borders auction, liquidators open bid
• And Now For Something Completely Different
• Legal cost of bad laws pass to taxpayers
• Midget Series ends with Double Features, Discount Tickets for Youth and Parents
• UPDATE: Indiana ends budget year with $1.2B surplus
• Visclosky Announces HUD Awards to Gary, Hammond, and East Chicago
• Senator Lugar joins Republican colleagues in speaking out about Pres. Obama's threat to our long-term economic growth. Today, Senator Lugar said "We must work to create policies that promote economic growth through expanding United States trade
• Tiger troubles under the Big Top
• School voucher program draws early interest
• Fair trustee issues subpoena for Brightpoint CEO
• Wabash lands $6.2M grant from Lilly Endowment
• Local IT consultancy plans to add 200 jobs
• Purdue names UConn dean to head Krannert
• Indiana gets 125 applications from schools for voucher program
• Who's the Bad Guy Here?
• State's financial outlook improves with close of budget
• Five To Receive Awards at Indiana Black Expo Governor’s Reception
• International Journal Honors Dental School Professor for Best Scientific Article
• IURC approves Citizens' takeover of Indy's water, sewer utilities
• Democrat Dean Jessup receives endorsement from Republican John Solenberg
• Mother arrested in death of infant daughter
• Man sentenced to nearly 11 years in armed bank robbery
• Regulators approve Indianapolis water utility transfer
• Beech Grove intersection closed Monday for construction
• Noblesville Council OKs molecular company's HQ relocation
• Great leaders like Tim Solso, departing CEO of Cummins, are part of the reason that Senator Lugar is continually working to create jobs in Indiana. For more than a decade, Tim has added Hoosier jobs and strengthened the economy of our state through his e
• 7-13-2011 - Pence to Host Job Fair in Cooperation with Ball State University
• Fishers woman arrested in spa prostitution case
• Police: Madison man, 80, killed daughter's boyfriend
• Prosecutor drops charges against OmniSource, returns seized items
• Prosecutor drops charges against OmniSource
• Cities weigh new law allowing bigger tax breaks
• Uncollected pledges remain high for United Way
• Teen accused in 2010 Expo shootings to plead guilty
• Emmis reports larger quarterly loss, higher revenue
• Evidence shows Indy woman prisoned in arson was accident
• Evansville Boy Scout awarded for saving sister's life
• Stabbed man found near Westside gas station
• Massage franchise expanding Indiana presence
• IMPD holds teen, seeks man in gang recruitment
• Exit Interview: Reflections from the grassroots
• Miracle? No one hurt in Eastside church collapse
• Downtown crime unchecked
• Haiku News
• Thumbs up: Thumbs down
• Gadfly: Charter Schools
• History of the Dixie Highway Runs Through Indiana
• Columbus Foundations Make Scholarship Gifts to School of Nursing at IUPUC
• Palin's backers say film could change minds
• Gunmen sought in shooting at Lawrence ATM
• Senate GOP leader proposes giving Obama new powers
• Writing DNR Orders Takes Longer, Death More Likely When Surrogate Decision-Maker Involved
• State honors those who give to Indiana
• Cummins CEO Solso retiring at end of year
• City scouting sites for mural project
• 7-12-2011 - Rep. Pence Appears on FOX News' "Your World with Neil Cavuto"
• 7-12-2011 - Rep. Pence Appears on FOX News' "Your World with Neil Cavuto"
• Manic Panic: Your enviro-PANIQuiz for the week
• Home sales pick up for second straight month
• 7-12-2011 - Pence on Debt Ceiling: “The Truth is, it’s the President’s Problem.”
• 7-12-2011 - Pence on Debt Ceiling: “The Truth is, it’s the President’s Problem.”
• On his recent trip to Mooresville, Lugar met with employees of Overton Industries International. Overton employs 96 Hoosiers in Morgan & Johnson counties. In '09, health care costs associated with Obamacare gave Overton their worst-ever year for
• 70 percent of students pass ISTEP math, English
• City seeking long-term operator of Eagle Creek course
• 7-12-2011 - Pence Supports Bill to Make American Legion Membership Process Easier
• 7-12-2011 - Pence Supports Bill to Make American Legion Membership Process Easier
• Event merges forces of old, new venture-capital groups
• City seeks to close south-side hotel on nuisance charges
• Campaign finance concerns linger
• Notre Dame says 7-year capital campaign raised $2B
• Donnelly Introduces E-SERV Act
• Donnelly Introduces E-SERV Act
• Judge temporarily blocks Medicaid prescription fee cut
• Congressional Record: Visclosky Honors An Open Door Church
• Congressional Record: Visclosky Welcomes New Citizens
• Lechleiter: German drug pricing creates 'uncertainty' for Lilly
• Catholic Sports Journal interviewed cycling coach Dean Peterson. The story is online; we are all about consistency and hard work!
• United Way to distribute $34.6M from campaign
• Can't stand the heat? Get off the job site
• Local homeowners trying to cash in on Super Bowl
• Beef & Boards musical celebrates church basement ladies
• Here comes the mayor's race
• Legislature returns unspent funds
• Global communications firm WPP buys stake in Just Marketing
• Communications giant WPP buys stake in Just Marketing
• Are you a talented special events coordinator? Marian University is looking for a director of special events.
• 7-11-2011 - Muncie Star Press - Rep. Pence Op-Ed: America's Challenge, Indiana's Opportunity
• Be True to Your School
• Local governments will put budget data online
• Talent Alliance To Help High Schools Track Which Students Go to College
• IUPUI Receives Grant to Promote Academic Success Among Student Service Members and Veterans
• Law School's Counter-Terrorism Simulation Documentary Wins Emmy Award
• Legislative safeguards can't keep state from court
• During an interview Friday with WISH TV's Eric Halvorson, Senator Lugar once again reiterated that this month's rise in unemployment is proof that we cannot leave the debt debate in limbo past Aug. 2. It's important for the budget negotia
• Hoosiers Belcher, Ewald named to pre-season watch lists
• Hoosiers add late juco RB to 2011 roster
• Indiana first to require drug tests for job training
• Indiana governor revives agency mistakenly canceled
• Employers face messy decision to drop health insurance
• Music stations doing just fine without on-air personalities
• Lenders battling Broadbent legal strategy
• 'Guiding light' inspires Holiday World staff with hard work, compassion
• Simon wagers on Internet gambling's future
• As the weekend nears, I am keeping the Greenfield Police Department and our fellow Hoosiers in mind as they participate in the 6th Annual Fallen Heroes Memorial Ride on Saturday to honor our fallen Police, Firefighters, military and emergency first respo
• Visclosky, Pence Introduce Bicameral Legislation to Protect Northwest Indiana Jobs, Economy
• Footlite's ‘Bat Boy’ is camp horror with a message
• Eight Marian University athletic teams have been honored by the NAIA as scholar teams. Knights are athletic and smart!
• Agency: Duke customers shouldn't pay $530M in overruns
• Brian Howey's editorial with KPC News yesterday outlines the importance of broad tax code reform for true job growth and the need for the FairTax which Sen. Lugar has cosponsored. He hits the nail on the head stating "[President] Obama missed a
• Black Expo changes to come after Summer Celebration
• Indiana toll road came up $209M short in 2010
• Palladium works out kinks in accessible seating
• 7-8-2011 - Pence on FOX: “The Time Has Come to Let the States Decide”
• Solar panel maker says Indiana factory on track
• City exploring Mass Ave redevelopment options
• Judge says no insurance cash for Indiana concert hall
• Some license plates move faster than others
• Panel named to search for new Purdue president
• By the Numbers
• Simon Property Group signs CEO to long-term contract
• New Book Slays Health Myths We All Thought Were True
• J&J completes sale of animal-drug business to Lilly
• Indiana fireworks tax raises millions for training
• Senators propose immediate end to ethanol credit
• Untitled
• McNamara moving from Broad Ripple after 57 years
• Outgoing CEO: After 'near-death experience,' CNO doing well
• Downtown garden growing more than food
• 7-7-2011 - Pence Says Debt Ceiling Increase Should Be Contingent on Passing Balanced Budget ...
• 7-7-2011 - Pence Says Debt Ceiling Increase Should Be Contingent on Passing Balanced Budget ...
• 7-7-2011 - Pence Supports Military Recruitment Efforts
• 7-7-2011 - Pence Supports Military Recruitment Efforts
• Retailers post strong June sales numbers
• U.S. unemployment claims drop to 7-week low
• Environmental officials see little danger from derailment
• Chicago teen dies after Indiana beach fight
• This Week In History
• Fixture at Northside corner dances to his own beat
• GOP primary could see McIntosh vie against Burton
• Trial set in '86 killing of teen
• Man arrested in fatal shooting
• IMPD officer injured in collision
• Rescued fisherman dies in hospital
• Good schools fearful of bad grades in rating system
• Father's quest leads to condolence letters for military suicides
• Hancock County library offering free music downloads
• New Town Hall opens
• Martinsville asks after shootings: Where are the parents?
• Keeping Doe Creek name has cost benefit
• Broad appeal, strong support from city help sustain Black Expo
• A family remembers what once was
• Nalim appointed Associate Dean of Research and Graduate Programs at the Purdue School of Engineering and Technology at IUPUI
• Noblesville man honored for efforts to improve fatherhood
• 50th Anniversary Edition of Catch-22 Features Work of IUPUI Professor
• Queen pageant to open 4-H Fair
• For some, charity begins in small groups
• Hoosier Lottery posts 1% growth in revenue
• Former Hoosier Capobianco picks Valpo
• IU tight end Bolser named to Mackey Award watch list
• Donnelly Announces Job Seeker Workshop
• Israel's right to exist should be guaranteed!
• Pence tops Gregg in early fundraising in governor's race
• Senator Lugar, one of the strongest critics of the Libya operation calls Obama's lack of regard for Congress and the Constitution a "fundamental failure of leadership that placed expedience above constitutional responsibility." Click the l
• CNO says CEO Prieur to retire, to be replaced by Bonach
• 7-6-2011 - Pence Cosponsors Bipartisan Legislation to Protect Hoosier Jobs
• Carson Praises White House for Change in Condolence Letter Policy
• Advanced Physical Therapy acquired by Illinois company
• Navistar seeks more tax breaks after old deal failed
• Carrier to invest $36.5M in local plant, create 276 jobs
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• Shelbyville manufacturer takes on big name in tumblers
• LEADING QUESTIONS: Conrad's top chef rustles up advice
• DeVry University Receives NAACLS Accreditation for Clinical Laboratory Science Bachelor’s Degree Program
• Here is last night's CBS segment on the change in Presidential policy on condolence letters.
• Burton hails Presidential policy change on condolence letters
• Marian University is mourning the loss of our beloved photographer, Chino Barreto. A Memorial Mass for Chino will be Saturday, July 9, at 11 a.m. in the Bishop Chartrand Memorial Chapel in Marian Hall. Visitation with the family is from 10-11 a.m.
• Sex and the Studies
• Human trafficking in Indiana
• Senate candidates line campaign coffers early
• It's Time To Call a Spade a Spade
• Are we in the Twilight Zone?
• Lottery revenue grows but scratch-off sales falter
• Gadfly: GOP options
• Thumbs up: Thumbs down
• Haiku News
• Amazon planning fourth area distribution center
• IU Dental Professor Christianne Guba Is Appointed Dental School's Associate Dean for Academic Affairs
• Liberal Arts Appoints House-Soremekun as Director of Entrepreneurship Research Center
• IU Dental School Establishes New Office for Civic Engagement and Health Policy to Manage Expanding Role School Plays in Community
• Lilly loses bid to end revived Zyprexa U.K. patent case
• WellPoint to pay $100,000 over data breach
• Watch Senator Lugar LIVE on the Senate floor now speaking on Libya. Click the link below to watch.
• Lender's suit says homebuilder owes $12.8M on loans
• Interactive Intelligence buys Australian software reseller
• A great piece from KPC News in Northeast Indiana on Senator Lugar's Practical Energy Plan. Save Money and Drop Foreign Oil. Be sure to share with your friends and family.
• Mike's unveils new design for new carwashes
• Hospital bed repair firm plans Indiana expansion
• Lilly asks judge to reject U.K. Zyprexa case
• I'll Vouch For Vouchers
• Manic Panic: Your enviro-PANIQuiz for the week
• Happy Independence Day to all my fellow Hoosiers. As we each take time to celebrate America today, do not forget to honor all those that fight each day for our freedoms we cherish so deeply. We are extremely thankful for their service each day.
• Recreation v. Procreation: America post-pill
• Teachers take the State to court
• 7-4-2011 - Pence Commemorates Independence Day
• 7-4-2011 - Pence Commemorates Independence Day
• IU leads state schools in hiking faculty salaries
• New law touted as good for state agritourism
• Membership Committee Year-End Statistics
• 2011 Celebration Dinner
• Bill Ervin Rotarian of the Year
• America, Time to Grow Up!!!
• More Filings
• Shrinking revenue puts Ballard in hot seat
• City mum on economics of $15M Broad Ripple garage project
• Will Biglari use Steak n Shake playbook at Cracker Barrel?
• Transportation museum eyes excursion trains to downtown Indy
• Forum trying to rebound from recent losses
• Pacers' Simon at center of NBA labor fight
• New minority supplier council chief aims to raise agency's profile
• Statement From Governor Daniels About The Indiana State Teachers Association Lawsuit On The New School Voucher Law
• Donnelly Highlights 45th Anniversary of Medicare Implementation
• Carson Highlights 45th Anniversary of Implementation of the Medicare Program
• Purdue president to step down next summer
• Visclosky Releases Gary Postal Facility Statement
• INSIDE DISH: King David Dogs nabs bigger digs
• UPDATE: Teachers, others sue over school voucher law
• IU Health loses CFO to larger hospital system
• Contractor wins $14.5M judgment against State Farm
• New Marsh exec hopes to grow market share
• Key exec behind Indy airport expansion retires
• Local developer ready to start $18M project
• Indiana State Museum hopes for new start
• Larger-than-expected corn crop could slow food inflation
• We are looking for an assistant director of bands. Please forward the info if you know of someone. Thanks.
• Slideshow: Clean Cities Summit hits the track
• Bilerico wins national media award
• The Full Slate...
• Registration Drive Begins for Heart Walk
• Friends - In case you missed it today, Senator Lugar announced the introduction of his Practical Energy Plan exclusively to his Facebook fans (A first for the Senate and Facebook!). Click the link below to watch the video from today's announcement,
• Daniels touts transportation improvements
• Lugar pushes energy savings, more oil production
• We're LIVE!
• We are very excited to announce our live stream of today's Practical Energy Plan conversation! Please click on the link below to watch our live stream beginning at 11 a.m.!
• Talent Alliance to help high schools track graduates
• A summary of Senator Lugar's Practical Energy Plan is available on our website. Check out the link below. Link for the live stream is coming soon!
• Comcast closing local dispatch operations, costing 103 jobs
• In just over an hour Senator Lugar will announce his Practical Energy Plan exclusviely to his Facebook fans. Be sure to invite your friends to like this page and watch for the link soon!
• Statement on Gary Processing and Distribution Center
• Lilly plans 10 drugs in final-stage trials by year's end
• State limits on jobless benefits take effect Friday
• Quarterly lobbying bill adds up to $2.5M for Lilly
• Wednesday's Political Wire
• Governor Commemorates Five-Year Anniversary Of Major Moves
• Congressional Record: Visclosky Honors Reverend Pharis D. Evans
• Congressional Record: Visclosky Honors Plumbers Local 210 Apprentice Graduates
• Congressional Record: Visclosky Honors Dr. Dennis Rittenmeyer
• Congressional Record: Visclosky Honors Paul Maday
• In a first for the Senate, and a first for Facebook, Senator Dick Lugar will announce introduction of his Practical Energy Plan exclusively on Facebook on June 30, 2011 at 11:00 a.m. Read more about this exciting live-stream event via the link below, and
• Carson Helps Break Ground on Downtown Housing Development
• Interim Track & Field CEO to keep title another year
• WellPoint spent $1.5M lobbying feds in first quarter
• "It is critical that we act to cut spending now. Passing a balanced budget amendment would improve our long-term economic security. I am proud to join my fellow Republicans in the Senate in cosponsoring the balanced budget amendment and urge Senate
• Daniels says investors overpaid on Indiana Toll Road
• Quail Run Apartments in Zionsville changes hands
• People have spoken on ideas for Monument Circle
• Future bleak for Arcadia as cash crunch forces sale of business unit
• Flooding challenges crumbling infrastructure
• Tornadoes latest catastrophe to hit insurer's books
• Housing agency breaking ground on $30M Lugar Tower project
• Star firings hot topic
• Gadfly: Gay Marriage
• Thumbs up: Thumbs down
• Purdue wins $5M global warming crop-research grant
• Lawmakers take up review of police entry case
• American Heart Association Awards Community Action Grants
• Tanger buys outlet center from Simon Property
• Hoosiers gain early football commitments
• President Obama’s assertion that U.S. military engagement in the Libyan civil war did not amount to “hostilities” under the War Powers Act was soundly rejected today by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. To read the full release, c
• UPDATE: Recount panel finds White eligible for office
• State appeals injunction blocking abortion law
• Watch Senator Lugar's remarks during the Senate Foreign Relations Committee “mark-up” on a resolution authorizing U.S. engagement in the Libyan civil war by clicking the link below. To view Senator Lugar's proposed amendments, pleas
• Republic soars as lower fuel costs prompt analyst upgrade
• Recount panel finds White eligible for office
• Rejected bidder cries foul over demolition of Keystone Towers
• The spring dean's list is now live on the web site. Are you listed?
• Community Health eyes expansion as it closes Westview merger
• Stanley Black & Decker keys in on overseas security market
• Carson to Help Break Ground on Downtown Housing Development
• Senator Lugar will deliver his opening statement at today's Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing criticizing President Obama's lack of debate and leadership on Libya. Watch LIVE by visiting All of Senator Lugar's statements against
• Logistics firm planning 415 jobs in Plainfield
• White clears first of two legal challenges
• Community Health Network will make a major announcement today at 11 a.m. at Westview Hospital (Indiana's only osteopathic hospital, BTW). Good news for residents of Indy's west side!
• Owner of several properties south of Mass Ave starts to divest
• Lilly plans more investment in two-in-one drugs
• Future uncertain for occupant of Marion factory
• Damage Control?
• Governor to Recognize 5-year Anniversary of Major Moves Program
• Election panel chair's law firm donated to White
• Don't miss Senator Lugar's statement against President Obama's lack of debate with Congress with regards to the war in Libya. He'll deliver the statement during tomorrow's United States Senate Committee on Foreign Relations heari
• Local contractor wins Keystone Towers demolition bid
• White Count
• Appeals court: Eiteljorg estate trustees breached duties
• Zyprexa appeal rejected by Supreme Court
• Lilly, partner find no Bydureon effect on heart rhythm
• <em>IBJ</em> wins national journalism awards
• Manic Panic: Your enviro-PANIQuiz for the week
• Getting used to war: Counting the cost
• Lafayette, Logansport groups want China trade
• Annual PBL Workshop developed by School of Education faculty this week at Ben Davis H.S.
• From the Desk of the Chancellor, June 27, 2011
• IU School of Continuing Studies announces 2011-12 award recipients
• Medical Residents Receive Training from IUPUI Language and Culture Center
• Professional development for ELL teachers developed by faculty member shows value for all teachers
• Johnson County beefs up rules on cell towers
• A New Route for Indy Mass Transit
• Purdue spends nearly $500K on marketing campaign
• Social Graces
• Judge halts immigration law, calls state effort 'seriously flawed'
• Judge blocks Planned Parenthood defunding
• Observers: Inexperience with mainline carriers hurting Republic
• Smulyan says Emmis ready 'to go back on offensive'
• Quirky ads put Young & Laramore in national spotlight
• Bush Stadium fixup fans tax tensions
• Tomisue Hilbert settles suit over $15M policy
• Hoosiers await decision of top-rated prep QB
• Donnelly Reintroduces RAPID Claims Act to Speed Up Processing of Veterans' Claims
• Ruling restores Planned Parenthood funding
• Art museum to charge for parking
• Recount panel to decide White case Tuesday
• 'My Fair Lady' graces Bloomington's Buskirk-Chumley Theater
• Indiana: Medicaid patients' choice not unlimited
• Unless there was a direct attack or an imminent threat to the United States, there is no reason we should be in Libya.
• DeVry University Earns Program Recognition from Society of Human Resource Management
• 6-24-2011 - Pence Opposes Resolution Authorizing the Use of Force in Libya, Supports Troops
• Commission: Turn dying GM plant into vibrant neighborhood
• Lilly diabetes pill recommended for EU approval
• Elkhart mayor worried about car plant's future
• I have signed the “Cut, Cap, and Balance Pledge” which supports immediate and substantial spending cuts, enforceable spending caps and Congressional passage of a Balanced Budget Amendment to the Constitution. The American people are tired of
• WellPoint goes online to educate about ER use
• The Question...
• Governor Announced Recent Higher Education Board Appointments
• University College Receives Advising, Marketing Awards
• Michael Yard, Phyllis Washington Receive Awards
• IU Trustees approve the IU Public Health Initiative, work continues
• Crystal products maker plans expansion, 41 jobs
• Finish Line posts 20-percent jump in earnings
• k.d. lang croons and cavorts for adoring Palladium audience
• IU says 500 workers accepted early retirement
• Donnelly Welcomes Release of Oil from Strategic Petroleum Reserve
• Today is a great day for justice. James “Whitey” Bulger, who's been on the run for nearly 16 years, was finally caught
• Senator Richard G. Lugar announced today that he will offer five amendments restricting presidential powers when the committee considers next week S.J. Res. 20, which would belatedly authorize President Obama using U.S. forces in the Libyan civil war.
• Carson Announces Labor Grant for Local Non-Profit
• I encourage all Hoosiers to help in the search for missing IU student Lauren Spierer. She went missing 21 days ago. Another search will be conducted on Saturday and volunteers are needed. Any information should be sent to the Bloomington Police Departmen
• 6-23-2011 - Pence Supports Patent Reform
• 6-23-2011 - Pence Supports Patent Reform
• 6-23-2011 - Pence Welcomes Winner of Congressional Art Competition to Washington, D.C.
• 6-23-2011 - Pence Welcomes Winner of Congressional Art Competition to Washington, D.C.
• Solar power company moving headquarters to Portage
• 2011 NBA Draft Preview: Butler Bulldogs
• Fewer reporters, fewer watchdogs
• Home builders close after alleged embezzlement scheme
• Unemployment applications jump by most in a month
• NUVO and Voice Media Group
• Patients drowning in debt, aid policies fail
• Charlie White details defense
• Lilly CEO: Immigration, tax laws slow innovation
• The Quest Begins...
• State to drug test those in job training programs
• Report: State's life science sector continues to grow
• New IUPUI Center for Urban Health Focuses on Half the World's Population
• Bayh, Card to tour U.S. in Chamber campaign against regulations
• Republic orders 80 Airbus jets for Frontier
• Burton Blasts Obama Administration For Cutting Non-Union Delphi Worker Pensions
• Goodbye, Metromix!
• Check out Senator Lugar's Practical Energy Plan bill summary! Neil is discussing it now.
• 6-22-2011 - Pence Votes to Increase Domestic Energy Production and Create Jobs
• 6-22-2011 - Pence Votes to Increase Domestic Energy Production and Create Jobs
• Join us NOW for the live-chat with Neil Brown, Senior Adviser to Senator Lugar on energy.
• Private emails detail Obama admin involvement in cutting non-union worker pensions post-GM bailout
• Groups call for probe of St. Francis hospital over charity care
• LEADING QUESTIONS: State Fair's boss plans for big bash
• More changes coming to <em>Star</em> in wake of layoffs
• Berry Plastics adding 120 jobs in Evansville
• Electric car company filing for bankruptcy
• Nidec closing Frankfort plant, cutting 94 jobs
• A majority of Americans believe cutting spending & lowering taxes will spur job creation. Even 40 percent of Democrats share that view.
• Visclosky Holds Federal Resource Fair
• Visclosky Announces Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy Investment Award
• Visclosky Announces Porter County Inclusion in Region’s High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area
• Senator Lugar takes part in the second round of YouTube Town Hall, an online platform for members of Congress to discuss today's most important issues. Make sure to check out Lugar's video on the economy and don't forget to show your suppo
• Wishard to be renamed after $40M gift from developer
• Red Gold moving headquarters to Elwood
• Gannett's money mantra
• Daniels names state toxicology lab transition team
• Wednesday Wire
• Thumbs up: Thumbs down
• Gadfly: Pence Liberty
• Governor Daniels Announces Transition Panel for the Department of Toxicology
• Thomas Clerkin Promoted as IUPUC's First Tenured Business Professor
• IUPUC To Begin Bachelor's Degree Program in Mechanical Eng
• IU Public Policy Institute Releases Report on Private, Public Value of Higher Education
• Geary Robinson Appointed IUPUI Parking, Transportation Services Director
• Anthem settles suit involving 120K policyholders
• Calbert Cheaney back in IU fold
• Senator Lugar was pleased to welcome this year's winners of the Jefferson Awards to his Washington, DC office today. Congratulations to all!
• Via my friend and fellow Hoosier colleague, Rep. Todd Rokita, the administration's approach of higher taxes, more regulations & more government spending has failed.
• Indianapolis Star lays off 62 in cost-saving purge
• Obama Economic Policies Ignore Top Job Creators, According to the American Small Business League (via @MarketWatch)
• State elections chief tells commission he didn't lie
• President Obama’s economic policies have increased taxes & put in place burdensome regulations that have led to increased uncertainty, anemic job creation & the creation of a historic growth gap. The House GOP have a plan that will spur job
• $100M 'Bridges' project in Carmel wins approval
• Charitable giving picks up despite rocky economy
• Emmis selling three major radio stations
• Planned Parenthood forced to close clinics
• EU approves Lilly's weekly diabetes drug Bydureon
• 6-21-2011 - Pence attends funeral of Muncie Hero Firefighter Scott Davis
• 6-21-2011 - Pence to Host Job Fair in Cooperation with Ball State University
• Marion County's Most Unwanted
• Indiana's oldest ethanol plant cutting 30 jobs
• Congressmen back Carbon Motors' loan request
• Indianapolis Attorney Honored with Gold Heart Award
• Muslim-American Encyclopedia Racks Up Awards
• IUPUI Names 26 New Cox Scholars
• Trinity Metals to add 50 jobs at new facility
• UPDATE: White blames transient time for voting allegations
• Judge grills attorney for state over immigration law
• Planned Parenthood stops seeing Medicaid patients
• Make sure to RSVP for the Practical Energy Plan Live-Chat!
• 6-21-2011 - Pence Supports Carbon Motors’ Job Creation and Law Enforcement Efforts
• JOB OPENING: Digital Platforms Editor
• k.d. lang will ‘Sing It Loud’ with Siss Boom Bang at Palladium
• High court bars massive sex bias case against Wal-Mart
• The CAMS faculty and student portals will be unavailable Tuesday, June 21, 2011 from 3-7 p.m. for an upgrade to the application software.
• Developer puts Cosmopolitan complex on block
• Judge denies White's request for immunity
• Receiver to manage assets of Fishers money manager
• Indy taco-truck business rolling into other cities
• Ex-charter school teacher to lead school effort
• Container maker Arrow to expand, add 65 jobs
• Father Hood
• The Palladium’s boffo budget
• Computerworld again names Indiana University among best places to work in IT
• From the Desk of the Chancellor, June 20, 2011
• Bill on Sunday microbrewery sales clears Senate
• Top-dollar Pence campaign seeks grass-roots groundswell
• Bloomington to buy downtown land from Indiana University
• Hoosier manure to power dairy farms' delivery trucks
• Franklin mayor wants to use flood money for park
• City's ambitious tech-corridor plan no sure thing
• Community Health adopts low-cost mantra
• Wind farm may fan economy in Madison County
• Showdown looming over Marion County income tax
• Well-located Carmel retail center plagued by vacancies
• Governor Names Taylor to IEDC Board
• Senator Lugar's energy expert will be hosting a live Townhall via Facebook and Ustream this Wednesday, June 22nd to discuss Senator Lugar's forthcoming Practical Energy Plan. What are some of your questions or concerns regarding energy policy?
• State elections chief seeks immunity for testimony
• Pilots OK cuts, allowing Republic to pursue restructuring plan
• State gets week to respond in Planned Parenthood case
• I am continuing my fight to get answers on behalf of 15,000 salaried Delphi retirees who had their pensions unfairly cut.
• Today marks the one-year anniversary of the Obama Administration's “Recovery Summer." But Americans want to know "where are the jobs?".
• Via the Washington Post - Coming soon: A bigger, costlier Obamacare
• Towing companies sue city over contracts
• INSIDE DISH: Italian eatery tables expansion amid downturn
• Judge whacks claim that games infringe on Dillinger name
• UIndy launches $7.5M campaign for civic leadership institute
• State’s jobless rate holds steady at 8.2 percent
• IU Health strikes deal with Central Indiana Cancer Centers
• Greenwood golf course reorganizing under bankruptcy
• Sources: Angie’s List picks adviser to handle planned August IPO
• Stonegate Mortgage to relocate growing firm to Indianapolis
• New Indiana public defender appointed by state court
• Cops & COIT
• Researchers Report Progress Using iPS Cells to Reverse Blindness
• Social work students focus on common health care issue for U.S. and China in international study abroad class
• Feds support Planned Parenthood in defunding case
• Donnelly Reintroduces Bill to Encourage Purchase of American Hybrid Vehicles
• Earlier this afternoon, I did an interview with Politico on the Obama Administration & the military strikes on Libya.
• "I strongly urge the President to seek Congressional authorization for the continuation of U.S. military operations in Libya.”
• Carson Opposes Cuts to Food Programs
• Former Fifth Third exec killed in Puerto Rico
• I applaud Speaker Boehner on rejecting President Obama's claim that there are no hostilities taking place in Libya.
• Analyst: Lilly drug poised for continued growth
• Marian University is a proud sponsor of the Bishop Chatard High School (BCHS) Golf Outing. The outing will take place at the Ironwood Golf Club on Thursday, June 23rd at 1 p.m. All proceeds will go towards tuition assistance for BCHS students through the
• 6-16-2011 - Pence Honors Fallen Hoosier Firefighter
• 6-16-2011 - Pence Honors Fallen Hoosier Firefighter
• USA Track & Field struggling to find new CEO
• Lender purchases Renaissance Bay in sheriff’s sale
• City leaders look to 16th Street as future tech hub
• Accountants lose court battle with former firm
• Republicans defend anti-abortion law
• CTS names new president
• Northern Indiana casino cutting 50 full-time jobs
• Locals question state takeover of Howe HS
• School Daze
• Republic pins Frontier Airlines’ fate to pilot vote on savings
• Second Group of IUPUI Research Centers Receive Signature Center Designation
• Indiana members of the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) today thanked U.S. Sen. Dick Lugar during their visit to his Washington, D.C. office for helping reduce regulations that are stifling job creating economic growth.
• 6-15-2011 - Pence Votes for Balanced Budget Amendment to Constitution
• 6-15-2011 - Pence Votes for Balanced Budget Amendment to Constitution
• <em>Star</em> folding <em>Metromix</em> section
• Circle Ideas Competition finalists selected
• Fair Finance trustee sues National Lampoon
• Central Indiana home sales rise for first time in a year
• Local motorsports supplier acquiring safety gear vendor
• Southern Indiana school chief quits to save district money
• A visionary city: Velodrome privatized
• Dueling Rights and Charlie White
• Arguments filed in Planned Parenthood case
• Rolls-Royce lands more military work
• Scrap the national anthem
• Haiku News
• Thumbs up: Thumbs down
• IU football adds o-line commit
• Keynesian economics does not work. Free enterprise does!
• Happy Flag Day! Today, "Old Glory" celebrates 234 years as our Nation's flag and one of our proudest symbols.
• WRTV up for sale
• CIRTA launches campaign to support mass transit
• ICVA expects to fall short of 2011 room-night goal
• Economic indicators signal lower prices ahead
• Airport Borders store on bankrupt chain's hit list
• Manic Panic: Your enviro-PANIQuiz for the week
• Tuesday's Tidbits
• Carmel senior-living project to create 340 jobs
• President's Jobs Council Calls for Better Worker Certification Process, Addressed by Donnelly's Bill
• 1976 grad and high school coaching legend Stan Benge is headed to IUPUI.
• State agency rejects Planned Parenthood tax credit
• Thank you Blue Stars for your support for our university!
• Planned Parenthood loses tax credits
• Analysts: WellPoint 'paid up' for Medicare plan
• Marian University is participating in the Summer Servings program. Summer Servings helps children age 18 and under get free meals during the summer. It aims to fill the nutritional gap during the summer months to ensure children receive healthy meals whe
• Very soon, Senator Lugar will introduce his energy legislation exclusively to his Facebook followers. As we approach introduction, we'll be asking a number of questions related to energy in the U.S. What question regarding energy would be most impo
• Charlie Williams Dethrones Ralph Taylor at the Brickyard
• City picks team for $15M Broad Ripple parking garage
• It is right to challenge President Obama on the war in Libya - my letter to the editor of the Wall Street Journal:
• Federal judge dismisses Brightpoint fraud suit
• Here is my latest op-ed entitled "25 Years After Chernobyl, Russia and Belarus Still Don't Get It"
• Considering college (and its cost)
• Indiana Weekend Review
• Republic may cut Frontier stake as pilots offer concessions
• Governor Daniels Names New Leaders for Indiana State Excise Police and Office of Faith Based and Community Initiatives
• S&P Affirms Triple-A Credit Rating; Indiana’s Economic Growth Third Among States in 2010
• IUPUI and Eiteljorg Museum to Host Meeting of the World Archaeological Congress
• From the Desk of the Chancellor, June 13, 2011
• IU recruits play pivotal role during Indiana-Kentucky all-star games
• Bennett campaign for school changes not done
• IU Track & Field athletes finish strong at NCAA outdoor finals
• Pence comes home to Indiana to fight Washington
• 3 years after floods, worries, waiting continue
• Critics: City's effort to help ex-offenders ineffective
• Effort to save minority car dealer lands Bill Mays in ditch
• Black Expo aims for more family friendliness
• Arizona project bankrupts local developer Bodner
• Indiana edges toward education guarantees
• Angie's List eyes expansion sites outside Indianapolis
• Few local charities growing their influence outside Indiana
• Summer program helps kids learn school routines
• Pence in no hurry to offer details for plans as governor
• County Democrats reinforce ranks to challenge GOP
• Gays lack pride in how Indiana treats them
• Search for IU student Lauren Spierer yields little
• Decatur Township Schools sued over racial incidents
• Tire-recycling event is Saturday
• Hogsett details plan to fight gun violence
• 4 hurt when train strikes car
• Robbers take drugs, money from Fishers CVS
• Police: Robbers summoned by text
• Old tires may be turned in today
• Mayor's Cup Race at Soap Box Derby Hill today
• Man held in fatal shooting at Northeastside complex
• Hubbard tapped to advise Pawlenty
• 6-10-2011 - Pence Hails 600 New Jobs at Cummins
• City to roll out plan for 16th Street tech corridor
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• 6-10-2011 - Pence Joins Indiana Delegation in Support of Gov. ...
• 6-10-2011 - Pence Joins Indiana Delegation in Support of Gov. ...
• 6-10-2011 - Pence Hails 600 New Jobs at Cummins
• Positron plans $55 million cyclotron project, 80 jobs
• East-side Ramada fetches $1.3M in online auction
• State manufacturing, logistics sectors score high marks
• Cummins plans expansion, 600 jobs for Columbus
• Roche to add 50 HR employees in Indianapolis
• Gone Missing
• Manufacturing center set to open in Columbus
• Senator Lugar was proud to meet with Boy Scout Troop 4412 and their families from Corydon today at his Washington office. The senator, an Eagle Scout, shared with the troop that his favorite merit badge was for camping. Do you have a favorite memory from
• UBS paying $677K to Indiana over ISTA trust fund investments
• Lilly enters collaboration deal with Swiss company
• Julian Center's longtime leader stepping down
• Eco-friendly downtown supply store closes
• Error removes limits from Indiana project wage law
• Magistrate reverses David Marsh deposition ruling
• Riley's No. 2 executive follows boss out the door
• Unemployment aid applications stuck at high level
• Anger Management
• Mooresville farm equipment maker expanding operations
• Mooresville farm equipment firm expanding operations
• Governor Appoints New Purdue Trustees
• Secretary of State Office Selects Law Students for Summer Academic Programs
• Lilly wins ruling in dispute with Amylin over diabetes drugs
• Judges in Atlanta heard an appeal of the health care law and red flags were raised (Via @nationaljournal)
• Senator Lugar was pleased to meet with 8th graders from Roosevelt Middle School in Monticello today. The students asked questions about Senator Lugar's work on the Senate Agriculture Committee and his day-to-day duties.
• UPDATE: WellPoint pays almost $800M for CareMore
• GM to invest $49M in Indiana plant, affecting 91 jobs
• Carson Hosts Senior Forum on Medicare
• Former tech darling Vontoo acquired by Ohio firm
• High fuel prices dog Republic Airways
• Ballard to ask for control of IPS schools facing state takeover
• On a street called Memory Lane
• Health Care law forcing costs to rise & employees to lose coverage, reports confirm.
• Drug industry outlook negative through 2012, Moody’s says
• Chrysler faces fines over Kokomo plant death
• Marian University has an immediate opening for an administrative assistant in the Clark Byrum School of Business. See the link for the job description and how to apply.
• More Mayoral Control?
• History of the Rotary Club of Indianapolis
• Planned Parenthood back in court
• Which way the wind blows
• Gadfly: Pence Liberty
• Haiku News
• Thumbs up : Thumbs down
• Governor appoints two new Purdue trustees
• Deaf students protest Daniels' picks for board
• Former Indiana senator Bayh takes job with U.S chamber
• Donnelly Welcomes End To Several Chinese Subsidies for Wind Power Industry
• Donnelly Welcomes End To Several Chinese Subsidies for Wind Power Industry
• Carson to Host Senior Forum on Medicare
• Eric Stark breaks down the Beroulli Effect
• Medco may seek acquisition with biggest contract imperiled
• City’s only hotel water park dropping Holiday Inn brand
• Strayer Education marks opening of Indianapolis campus
• Vectren's plan to close field offices fuels complaint
• Online education college moving to Indianapolis
• Bag maker Vera Bradley plans expansion, new jobs
• Weiner Dog
• Duke uncertain about impact of Indiana unit shutdown
• Visclosky Attends Ribbon Cutting at Whiting Lakefront Park
• Indiana: Abortion law for government to decide
• Roche wins as high court limits university patent rights
• Crime-prevention grants awarded to 26 organizations
• Inaugural Chowdown Midtown event set for launch
• Hacking attacks reminder for data caution in cloud computing
• Be sure you do not miss Senator Lugar's op-ed in today's Washington Post as he outlines "The Obama administration’s dangerous course on Libya." Check it out below and be sure to click 'like' and share on your own wall.
• LendingTree.com office with 64 employees closing in Carmel
• I'm on the Greg Garrison show right now. Tune in and listen on 93.1 FM or on WIBC.com.
• RV industry supplier plans Indiana expansion
• Monday Morning Musings
• July 4th Ice Cream Social
• IUPUI Experts and Others Begin Work on Plan to Mitigate Costliest Kind of Flood Damage
• From the Desk of the Chancellor, June 6, 2011
• Law School Program Will Have Special Consultative Status at the United Nations
• Abortion showdown looms for Indiana
• Indianapolis lands Big Ten football title game through 2015
• IU's Dickerson awaits MLB draft
• ISTEP breaches spur closer look at testing
• Colleges hike tuition as state reduces funding
• Buck Creek Players bring "Frankenstein: A New Musical' back to life
• Hoosier track athletes earn academic kudos
• IU's Dickerson finalist for national honor
• Not your grandma's puppets in Phoenix Theatre's 'Avenue Q'
• Sleepy Klipsch buyer out to make some noise
• Electric vehicles gain traction in region
• Real estate deal-making picks up around Fashion Mall
• Kosenes take on ex-partner in court
• Senator Lugar attended the dedication of the Richard G. Lugar Grove of Trees in Terre Haute today. "I am very honored by this dedication. I am so thankful for everyone involved in this and for remembering all the work we've done together in Ter
• If the President has seen fit to enter Libya without direction or the approval of Congress, where else could he go?
• Black Expo employees lodge complaints against CEO
• 6-3-2011 - Pence Supports Boehner's Resolution Regarding Libya
• 6-3-2011 - Pence on Jobs: “Get Spending Under Control in Washington, D.C. ...
• U.S. unemployment rises to 9.1 percent on slow job growth
• Ex-Countrymark CEO’s bid to reduce sentence denied
• State takes in $150M more than expected in May
• Finish Line settles with former employee
• Divine Divas of Jazz Cabaret show is diamond in the rough
• Lilly Endowment’s value holds steady at $5.3 billion
• LEADING QUESTIONS: Influential Miles enjoys wide reach
• HHGregg gets 'Help' from Beatles to sell big screens
• The President does not have the Constitutional authority to use ongoing military force in Libya.
• Knights football fans dont forget to get your season tickets as we get ready for another exciting season of Marian University Knights football!
• Notes from May’s education roundtable
• Appraisal services firm plans local expansion, 150 jobs
• Takeover or Turnaround (Part 5)
• Governor Presents Sachem To Family Of Bill Cook
• Preventing Sexual Harassment: OEO Offers Online and Classroom Training Sessions
• Glick Eye Institute sponsors second annual Vision Research Symposium
• The Blame Game in Work-Family Conflict
• Officials say bridge project can be changed
• Audio from Senator Lugar's interview today with Greg Garrison on WIBC on the FairTax, the budget and Libya is now available. Be sure to click 'share' below to post on your own page!
• Via the AP - FACT CHECK: Democrats distort GOP Medicare plan.
• Groups interested in once-doomed City Market west wing
• Senator Lugar is on Garrison with Greg Garrison now on WIBC in Indianapolis to discuss his cosponsorship of the FairTax. Listen LIVE by clicking the link below.
• Free Parks Concert
• Foreclosed Ramada hotel up for auction
• ITT Educational shares leap 27 percent as feds ease crackdown
• Indiana printing plant with 100 workers to close
• Takeover or Turnaound (Part 4)
• Center on Philanthropy at Indiana University Receives $100,000 Federal Research Grant to Help Strengthen Volunteering
• Scholarship Support Helps IU School of Nursing Kenyan Doctoral Student, Naomi Mutea, Reach Her Full Potential
• State eyes possible takeover of 18 failing schools
• Feds reject Indiana's Medicaid plan
• Feds order reversal of PPIN defunding
• Feds reject Indiana Medicaid plan
• Government to lose $14B of auto bailout funds
• On this day, we not only commemorate the reunification of Jerusalem, but also acknowledge a city that has come to be a beacon of stability and democracy, in what has too often been a deeply troubled part of the world.
• Takeover or Turnaround (Part 3.5)
• Kokomo, Marion team up to draw auto jobs
• Roche lands $11M contract at D.C. army medical centers
• Better Wi-Fi sought for stadium, convention center
• Dramatic Changes for Rotary Foundation of Indianapolis
• Alexandria working on factory deal with defense contractor
• DeVry University Announces New Snohomish County, Wash. Location in Lynnwood
• Longtime CEO steps down at philanthropic consultancy
• 6-1-2011 - Pence Welcomes Addition of Second Shift at Honda Plant in Greensburg
• 6-1-2011 - Pence Discusses Debt Ceiling on MSNBC’s Morning Joe
• Klipsch steps down as speaker maker CEO
• The forgotten mayor’s race
• Gadfly: 'Biggie Size'
• Haiku News
• Takeover or Turnaround (Part 3)
• Thumbs up : Thumbs down
• Governor Daniels Announces 2011 Mr. Math
• 2011 CVAs: Katz & Korin
• 2011 CVAs: Jobs With Justice
• 2011 CVAs: Center For Inquiry
• Ball State defends planned tuition increases
• Defense spending bill leaves out Rolls-Royce jet
• I voted against raising the debt ceiling. We can no longer absorb this kind of debt without dramatic cuts in spending.
• 5-31-2011 - Pence Opposes Increasing Debt Ceiling Without Spending Reductions and Reform
• 5-31-2011 - Pence Opposes Increasing Debt Ceiling Without Spending Reductions and Reform
• Manic Panic: Your enviro-PANIQuiz for the week
• Massive wind farm planned north of Indianapolis
• Check out the Marian University Indianapolis page and vote for Marian to win the NUVO "Best of Indy" competition/survey. We are up for 3 different categories. GO KNIGHTS!!!
• Government cutting rates for hard-to-insure patients
• General Mills plans $36M distribution center
• Shrunken Lauth emerges from reorganization
• Tuition hikes approved for Indiana University
• Honda adding 1,000 workers at Greensburg plant
• The People's art
• Decision unclear on Purdue president's future
• Takeover or Turnaround (Part 2)
• Higher education graduate students in Thailand to help partner universities
• IU trustees approve new tuition rates
• In Memoriam: Philanthropy Pioneer Robert L. Payton
• Law School's Counter-Terrorism Simulation Documentary Nominated for Emmy Award
• Chambers of commerce take bigger role in politics
• Hoosier runners advance to NCAA championships
• Happy Memorial Day to all troops and veterans of our Armed Forces. We are thankful for your service. Please feel free to send a shout out to a veteran in your family in the comments below on this beautiful Memorial Day.
• I am grateful to those who have paid the ultimate price in serving & protecting our Nation's heritage of freedom.
• June 28th Service Above Self Celebration Dinner
• John Aleshire - Member Spotlight
• Takeover or Turnaround (Part One)
• Wheldon wins stunning Indianapolis 500
• Stunning crash at end gives Wheldon 500 victory
• A great race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway today. Celebrating with all Hoosiers the 100th Indianapolis 500.
• Indy 500 Centennial
• Gregg's chances in governor's race may hinge on Obama
• CEOs see windfall from stock granted during market crash
• Circle Centre can survive Nordstrom loss, experts say
• Speedway's new generation makes mark
• Central State redevelopment plan gets new life
• IU football sets game times
• Annual Downtown Memorial Day service draws hundreds
• Senator Lugar was pleased to welcome members of the Indiana chapter of Rolling Thunder to Washington, DC, today.
• 'Grease,' 'Taxi' actor Conaway, 60, dies of overdose
• 13 tornadoes rolled across Indiana; experts still counting
• Hamilton Co. judge reprimanded over driving offense
• This week's Lugar Letter highlights Senator Lugar's comments on the recent severe weather in Indiana, Armed Forces Day and his legislation to repeal sugar subsidies. Check it out below!
• Visclosky Co-Sponsors Hiring Heroes Act of 2011
• Kassie Koselke '07 receives Teacher of the Year award!
• HSE OKs full-day kindergarten for half its students
• After 19 years, Enzo's Pizza leaving Downtown City Market
• Robber posing as mailman takes $600 from Northside family
• Ivy Tech freezes tuition for veterans, state workers
• Avon to open $865K roundabout today, town's 4th
• Consumer spending jumps in April; incomes stay flat
• Well-read city? No Indiana town makes top 20 list
• Bloomington woman held in daughter's starvation death
• I-69 overpass in Fishers set for reconstruction in July
• Today Senator Lugar met with Captain Chuck LaSota, Colonel Al Pratt and David Holtsclaw from Crane Naval Surface Warfare Center (NSWC) in Martin County to discuss efforts to meet the growing energy needs of the facility while carefully managing costs to
• 500 Festival Parade steps off at noon Saturday
• My message to those about to graduate, never give up!
• Statement on Capture of Ratko Mladic
• Farm Bureau suit says Walmart TV set Hoosier's house on fire
• 5-27-2011 - Pence Remembers Memorial Day
• Cultural Trail names executive director
• INSIDE DISH: Mexican mainstay puts second spot on front burner
• Legal issues follow local race team into 500 weekend
• WellPoint replaces chief accounting officer Miller
• Honda set to bump up production, except in Indiana
• Life sciences logistics firm opens new tissue storage facility
• Reaction swift to Fourth Amendment ruling
• Ft. Wayne museum auctioning taxidermy exhibits
• 2 lanes of I-465 closed near airport today
• One wounded in Speedway restaurant shooting
• Governor To Present Sachem During Bill Cook Celebration
• In 5th District, it's McGoff vs. Burton, round 3
• Student Life Announces New Director of Housing and Residence Life
• State forest trees are sold for logging
• IUPUI Full Speed Ahead at Indy 500: Sponsorship with Sarah Fisher Racing, Interns at Work with Sam Schmidt, Panther Racing and Others
• Pair of Hoosiers named first team All-Big Ten in baseball
• 5-26-2011 - Pence Supports Four-Year Extension of Expiring USA PATRIOT Act Provisions
• On Tuesday, during a joint session of Congress, Senator Lugar escorted Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to the Senate floor.
• 5-27-2011 - Pence Celebrates 100th Anniversary of the Indianapolis 500
• Steel Caucus Leaders Hold State of Steel Hearing Panel focuses on growing American steel jobs, fixing America’s infrastructure
• On Wednesday, Senator Lugar enjoyed meeting with representatives of the Build Indiana Council to discuss transportation and infrastructure issues and needs across Indiana.
• Carson Introduces Resolution Honoring the Indianapolis 500
• 5-26-2011 - Pence Supports Job Creation Plan
• House Passes Carson Amendments
• Indiana farmers far behind in planting corn crop
• Congressional Steel Caucus Hearing: Visclosky's Opening Statement
• Hoosiers who sustained damage caused by severe weather need to report their damage online -
• Yesterday, Senator Lugar hosted the Indiana Congressional Delegation with Governor Mitch Daniels at the Senate Foreign Relations Committee room in the Capitol. They discussed flooding in Indiana, economic growth in the state, agriculture and more.
• Nordstrom exec: Weak sales prompting closure of Circle Centre anchor store
• ACLU defends against immigration enforcement
• Planned Parenthood says donors alone can't sustain clinics
• Check out this video from Senator Lugar's recent visit to the South Bend Chocolate Company in Indianapolis, where he discussed growing support for the Lugar Free Sugar Act. This bill would end unnecessary sugar subsidies that hurt Hoosier confection
• Court issues restraining order against Lilly
• Statement on H.R. 3
• HHGregg's profit, revenue rise, but same-store sales fall
• EXCLUSIVE: Nordstrom closing Circle Centre store
• NFL sees signs fans are turned off during lockout
• Gov. Daniels Follow Up On Supreme Court Decision
• IUPUI-USAC Racing Series to Sponsor $5 Fight Hunger Night
• IUPUI Honors Retiring Faculty
• Donnelly Amendment to Improve U.S. Oversight of Private Security Contractors Passes House
• "The Senate Dem leadership opposes a constructive debate on dealing wtithour $14 trillion debt. Republicans are saying that we are prepared to begin a constructive debate. Republicans are also saying that we want to protect and preserve Medicare.
• Carson Amendment Protects Service Members' Mental Health
• ACLU asks court to block Indiana immigration law
• We are currently experiencing problems on the server manages Marian University’s connection with the outside world. This affects everyone using the internet to access www.marian.edu. E-mail is also affected; no e-mail from outside sources is curren
• Brain barrier breached in push to deliver Alzheimer's drug
• Check out this great video busting the myths on gas prices from the Heritage Foundation.
• Museums prepare to open permanent exhibits
• City Market set to oust 19-year tenant Enzo Pizza
• Teams scramble to please sponsors during race week
• Analyst: Feds' new rule may not sink ITT Educational, peers
• Yesterday, immediately after Senator Lugar escorted Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to a joint session of Congress, he met with an American Israel Public Affairs Committee leadership team from Indiana to discuss Prime Minister Netanyahu's s
• A legacy of lead
• The true meaning of Memorial Day
• Gadfly: 'Stickup at the Pump"
• Thumbs up : Thumbs down
• Haiku News
• Senate's top Democrat not running for governor
• IUPUI Again Receives National Recognition for Community Service with Distinction
• IU football picks up first commitment for 2012
• In Mitch's Own Words
• Check out this great video from Armed Forces Day at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway this past weekend. Let's get 150 likes for our Hoosier troops!
• Israel is a shining beacon of liberty and democracy in the Middle East.
• Indiana welfare workers indicted for stealing $191K
• Children's Museum holds key to Winona redevelopment
• Auburn auction school acquired, moving to Indianapolis
• Obama’s latest Middle East speech shows a failure of leadership.
• 5-24-2011 - Pence Welcomes Israeli Prime Minister for Address to Joint Session of Congress
• Merrillville-based bank targets Carmel
• IU plans rare urban education Ph.D. program
• Tuesday's Tidbits
• IUPUI Study First to Look At Early Treatment of Depression to Reduce Heart Disease Risk
• Nominations invited for 2011 Indiana Achievement Awards Deadline extended to June 10, 2011
• Former Hoosier QB Schnell dies from cancer
• Indiana universities face questions over tuition increases
• Feds review Indiana law targeting Planned Parenthood
• Indiana GOP chair: Daniels to help shape 2012 debate
• Simon Property to develop outlet center in Canada
• Lugar Warns Obama on Limits and Costs of Libya Engagement: "There are serious costs to your Administration’s failure to appropriately engage Congress on these important matters. It has left the American people without a clear understanding of
• Urbański brings fresh musicality and style to ISO podium
• Feds stand up for Hoosier health
• Manic Panic: Your enviro-PANIQuiz for the week
• Lawyers for Marsh Supermarkets can’t depose David Marsh
• Visclosky Announces Collin Czilli as Summer 2011 Congressional Page
• Indiana companies attracting more VC this year, report says
• Lilly licenses Xigris rights to new biotech firm
• Purdue proposes international student fee hikes
• Governor's race shaping up to be entertaining
• Daniels out of the running
• Indiana in 'The Times'
• Straub: Funding cut poses no threat to Super Bowl security
• Urban Education Ph.D. Approved for IU School of Education at IUPUI
• IU to Conduct Public Hearing on Tuition, Fees
• IUPUI Students, Faculty Help Market Kenyan High Altitude Training Centre
• Acting Dean of the School of Science at IUPUI to Lead College of Science at Benedictine University
• From the Desk of the Chancellor, May 23, 2011
• IU baseball team season ends with loss to Illinois
• Hoosiers to host Virginia under the lights to open home football schedule
• Capobianco leaving IU basketball team
• Family, First
• Today, at the 29th Annual Armed Forces Day at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Senator Lugar met with members of the United States Armed Forces and proudly administered the Enlistment Oath to Hoosier recruits.
• Mack Stays In Draft
• Daniels ends speculation, decides against run for presidency
• IU softball team ousted in NCAA tournament
• Smoking agency to remain intact within department of health
• Candy Dulfer’s funky stuff steals show at Palladium
• See Mitch Run
• Art Center shakeup raising concerns
• Is INDOT bypassing public on planning?
• Local entrepreneurs rescue Choc-Ola from oblivion
• New TIF districts could spur urban development
• ExactTarget stays patient as riches from IPO await
• Credit unions gun for more traditional bank business
• Just this afternoon, Senator Lugar presented Principal Marcia Johnson, the staff, and the students of Arlington Woods Elementary School in Indianapolis with the Lugar Education Patriot Award for the outstanding success they have achieved through their pr
• Attorney general wants new hearing on police entry ruling
• Indiana court denies delay in White election case
• Crime-grant selection enters final round
• Prices at gas pump painful for most Americans
• State’s jobless rate falls again, to 8.2 percent
• Marsh Supermarkets settles IRS issue in suit against ex-CEO
• Health insurers lose push to ease rate review
• Lawsuit: Ex-Marsh chief defrauded grocery chain
• Indiana BMV nixes fee to see driver record online
• 143rd Memorial Day Ceremony
• Civil War Memorial Service
• Two Indiana University School of Social Work students are among the inaugural class of Indiana Albert Schweitzer Fellows
• IUPUI University College Wins Two NACADA Awards
• IUPUI/Peking University Medical History Project Gets $240,000 Luce Foundation Grant
• Daniels says U.S. debt threatens American dream
• Campus Operations is placing bricks at the Franciscan Heritage Fountain today. Don't have your brick yet? Contact Sarah Ley at sley@marian.edu or 317.955.6212.
• Tomorrow, Friday, May 20th is Bike to Work Day. Commute to Monument Circle for a free breakfast, giveaways, and information on commuting and the Indiana bicycle community. Bike parking is available free of charge.
• Franciscan Alliance takes control of VNS home health agency
• City's last independent map retailer set to fold
• ‘Super Sax’ player Candy Dulfer set to perform in Palladium concert
• Businessman settles with SEC in fraud case
• If you haven't already participated in the YouTube Town Hall, take a look!
• 5-19-2011 - Pence Commends Hoosier Small Businesses
• 5-19-2011 - Pence Commends Hoosier Small Businesses
• Best Buy closing Franklin warehouse; 301 jobs lost
• Socialite to plead guilty to federal fraud charges
• Rain-sodden spring puts Indiana corn in jeopardy
• Davide Bolchini Elevated to IEEE Senior Member
• IUPUI Appoints Gil Latz of Portland State as IUPUI Associate Vice Chancellor for International Affairs/IU Associate Vice President for International Affairs
• Cash-strapped IU closing Continuing Studies School
• Hoosiers to meet Wolfpack in ACC/Big Ten challenge
• It was a pleasure to meet with members of the 2011 Indiana Leadership Forum in the Capitol this afternoon and discuss important issues like the complexity and importance of addressing the rising debt.
• Visclosky Announces SAFER Grant to Gary Fire Department
• Young maestro returns to conduct ISO concerts this weekend
• State assesses impact of Bloomington vote on I-69
• Carson Hosts Senior Forum on Medicare
• Indiana Downs owner halts lawsuit amid bankruptcy
• Senator Lugar joins his Republican colleagues today in the launch of the new YouTube Town Hall, an online forum to debate key issues. Check out the videos and show your support!
• City proceeding with public safety complex at Eastgate
• Venture capitalist eyeing seventh education documentary
• Riley Hospital CEO resigns
• LEADING QUESTIONS: Wishard's top doc stays true to roots
• City proposes stricter towing rules
• 4th Amendment Follies
• Growing the local food movement
• Gov. Daniels and the women
• Nixon's strategy lives on
• Haiku News
• Gadfly: 'Fill 'Er Up'
• Growth in drug spending to slow as generics rise
• Thumbs up : Thumbs down
• Coal ash under fire
• Gregg's lobbying record doesn't worry Democrats
• IU baseball drops home finale
• Donnelly Discusses Bill to Help American Workers Market Their Skills
• Donnelly Calls for End to Taxpayer Subsidies to Largest Oil Companies
• Summer Servings to Promote Free Meal Programs, Fight Child Hunger
• Brightpoint bringing 100 jobs to central Indiana
• Senator Lugar visited with Dr. Michael Large, a native of South Bend and graduate of IU Medical School in Bloomington. Dr. Large stopped through to discuss issues facing Indiana.
• Ratio finishing City Market design work
• WellPoint approves annual 'say on pay' measure
• Fortune turns profit in first quarter on higher revenue
• 'La Traviata' is a sumptuous feast for the senses
• Butler provost named university’s interim president
• Notre Dame says no to ‘Made in China’ on Irish goods
• Gregg enters race for governor
• 500 Festival Memorial Service
• Can you help an abandoned dog?
• Daniels Signs Final Bills of 2011 Session; Bill Watch Updated - May 13, 2011
• Patrick McKeand, Retired Journalism Professor at IUPUI, Died May 12.
• Homeschooled 8th Grader to Represent IUPUI in National Spelling Bee
• Prescription drug abuse growing problem in Indiana
• Indianapolis council OKs razing of Keystone Towers
• Area home-building activity shows April uptick
• Carson Announces Summer Servings Effort to Fight Child Hunger
• Economists: Lower growth, higher oil prices coming
• Lilly rejected by Supreme Court in Gemzar patent case
• Area home sales slump for 12th straight month
• DeVry University Announces New Ventura County California Location in Oxnard
• Zach DePue shows star power in 'Four Seasons’
• Former speaker Gregg to run for Indiana governor
• UPDATE: Software firm plans 70 jobs in HQ relocation
• Amylin sues Lilly over drug development deal
• Mike and Bea Becher posing with the president.
• 5-16-2011 - Pence Honors Law Enforcement Personnel for National Police Week
• Penning update: DNR sued
• Manic Panic: Your enviro-PANIQuiz for the week
• Mitch Daniels can count
• Weekend Update
• Patent Issued for Work on Nutrition of Very Low Birth Weight Infants
• 2011 IUPUI Commencement Photo Galleries
• Summit Will Examine Indiana's Air Quality Public Health Concerns include Asthma, Heart Attacks
• From the Desk of the Chancellor, May 16, 2011
• Common sense might not keep you from being carded
• IU baseball completes sweep of conference leading Spartans
• Billy Stritch channels ‘The Velvet Fog’ in Cabaret show
• Kennedy Wants More Money for IPS
• Eli Lilly's slumbering stock finally shows signs of life
• City slow to dish out $29M in federal funds for neighborhoods
• Zionsville residents disagree on commercial development
• Verizon amphitheater alters strategy amid industry shift
• Reform could create more 'boutique' doctors
• Retail, eateries planned for Keystone office area
• Panel backs caps on Indiana college tuition hikes
• The Lugar Letter is Senator Lugar's email update about his work for Hoosiers in the U.S. Senate. Let's get 100 likes for "A Week with Hoosiers in D.C."
• We owe a debt of gratitude to soldiers like Cpl. Sean Leahy who have fought so bravely in Iraq & Afghanistan.
• There have been a lot of myths out there regarding the GOP's Path to Prosperity. The Heritage Foundation breaks down 10 myths regarding the House GOP Budget Plan.
• You can buy your 2011 football tickets online NOW!
• Untitled
• Republicans took decisive action this week to ease the pain at the pump.
• Indiana Live makes staff reductions
• Daniels signs measure changing Indiana alcohol ID law
• City hosting another Big Ten championship
• Senator Lugar today issued a series of questions challenging the Obama Administration one week before the deadline expires for the required Congressional authorization for U.S. military action in Libya. Do you believe the U.S. should be involved in the L
• Governor vetoes forfeiture legislation
• INSIDE DISH: Monon restaurant gets lesson in shifting gears
• IBM may add workers to Indiana call center
• Indiana schools compete in RecycleMania
• Body Politic Talk
• Daniels' wife mum about White House plans
• State panel: Ex-utility lawyer broke ethics law
• Faculty, Staff and Students Recognized at Academic Honors Convocation
• Chancellor Announces Three New Chancellor's Professors During Honors Convocation
• 2011 IUPUI Commencement Exercises Live Online May 15
• Feinstein is spectacular in Sinatra tribute
• Today during a meeting with the Republican caucus and President Obama, Senator Lugar challenged the president to provide leadership and a plan to cut spending and shrink the deficit.
• Carson: Republicans Want to Dismantle Wall Street Reform
• 5-12-2011 - Pence Applauds Passage of House Energy Bills
• Senator Lugar is LIVE now on WJOB with “The Preacher” in Hammond, Indiana. Listen at
• It's time to reduce our dependence on foreign oil and increase domestic energy production.
• Bar Keepers Friend parent lands new headquarters
• New Fountain Square brewery shoots for August opening
• Cross-country track planned near proposed tennis center site
• Northwest-side medical building facing foreclosure
• Growing school districts drop funding lawsuit
• Sony plans Blu-ray disc boost at Indiana factory
• IU-led team gets $2.4M grant for Greenland study
• Governor Daniels Announces 2011 Mr. Science
• 85 State Employees Receive Public Service Achievement Awards
• Gov. Daniels Signs 80 Bills; Bill Watch Updated - May 10, 2011
• IU and Purdue Universities to Award Honorary Degrees at IUPUI Commencement
• It was a pleasure to meet with students from Leavenworth Elementary School while they were visiting DC this week.
• Judge rules against Planned Parenthood
• Toyota plants to raise production in June
• UPDATE: Judge allows state to cut Planned Parenthood funds
• Performing arts center extends CEO's contract
• 5-11-2011 - Pence: “Pain at the Pump is Real”
• 5-11-2011 - Pence: “Pain at the Pump is Real”
• Another setback for The Uptown as judge appoints a receiver
• Brightpoint CFO leaves with $2.75M pay package
• Today, staff will be in Peru at the Miami County Courthouse & in Kokomo at the City Hall to meet with constituents.
• Lilly drug to detect Alzheimer’s criticized by consumer group
• Kim vs. VIM: Pushing back the polluters
• Local architect wins national honor
• Hit-and-run violinist Zach DePue takes on Vivaldi with the ISO
• IPS cuts 350 teaching jobs
• Noble Roman's first-quarter profit, revenue tick up
• Oh, IPS!!!
• Cheering Osama's death
• IPL exec promoted to CEO
• Gadfly: 'He-Man Woman-Hating Gov'
• Haiku News
• Thumbs up : Thumbs down
• Leadership Changes at Criminal Justice Institute and Alcohol and Tobacco Commission
• Pacers to keep Bird as president
• Daniels signs 80 bills into law, including budget
• Governor signs bill cutting tax funds to Planned Parenthood
• Visclosky Responds to Daniels’ Signing of New Congressional Districts
• Historical society to operate former Ruth Lilly estate
• CIB reports quarterly revenue increase
• Emmis reports smaller annual loss on higher revenue
• Planned Parenthood down, not out
• Today, I have staff holding mobile office hours in Fishers, Tipton and Noblesville. Times can be found here:
• Eastgate redevelopment reaches crucial crossroads
• Businessman announcing run for Indiana governor
• Is America Ready for Mitch?
• Manic Panic: Your enviro-PANIQuiz for the week
• IU Health LaPorte Hospital eliminates 112 jobs
• Governor Daniels Announces 2011 Woodrow Wilson Indiana Teaching Fellows
• Daniels Recieves 5 Bills; Bill Watch update - May 9, 2011
• Indiana Elite offers sneak peak of IU future
• State Farm to shift 250 jobs to Indianapolis
• Lawmakers fall short in efforts to curtail private-sector unions
• Today we congratulate Erin R. from Highland, Indiana for winning a scholarship from the Alzheimer's Foundation of America in remembrance of her grandmother.
• Congressional Record: Visclosky Honors Howard and Patti Cohen
• 5-2-11 Howard and Patti Cohen FINAL.pdf
• City seeks bids for $300M sewage tunnel system
• Longtime congressman Burton plans re-election bid
• Had a wonderful visit from St. Charles Catholic School Students of Bloomington at our Senate office last Friday.
• Metal-framing plant closing to cost 105 jobs
• Schools weigh options after voters nix tax hikes
• Amazon plans another area warehouse, more jobs
• Cycling team takes road national championship! Adam Leibovitz and Katie Antonneau take individual (omnium) titles.
• Mayoral control of IPS
• Donnelly enters race for Lugar's U.S. Senate seat
• UPDATE: Donnelly enters race for Lugar's U.S. Senate seat
• Do-not-call list may expand to cell phone users
• While I Was Out
• Daniels Recieves 5 Bills; Bill Watch update - May 6, 2011
• IUPUI Team Wins Electric Vehicle Grand Prix at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway
• Professor Rosalie Vermette Receives Knighthood from French Government
• From the Desk of the Chancellor, May 9, 2011
• 2011 Class of Woodrow Wilson Indiana Teaching Fellows Announced
• IUPUI Professor Named State's Poet Laureate
• IUPUI Behavioral Neuroscientist Receives International Award for Alcoholism Research
• 5-9-11 - Pence Congratulates Anderson Student for Winning Congressional Art Competition
• Former Hoosier Lewis lands assistant gig at Butler
• ATI’s ‘Chicago’ production does fine justice to Fosse, Kander and Ebb
• Donnelly intends to run for Lugar's Senate seat
• Civic Theatre comedy pokes fun at 40's mystery movies
• Moroccan wins 35th annual Mini-Marathon
• Mother's Day gift: sun, warmer temps for Indy area
• S. Indiana city ready to mark Grissom's 1961 flight
• Environmentalists challenge permit for I-69 bridges
• CEO pay exceeds pre-recession level
• Jobless rate, price of gas key for Obama
• A meeting of potential rivals?
• Man dies in early-morning shooting on Eastside
• Dad of fallen IMPD cop gives thanks at memorial
• Congratulations Class of 2011! Watch the Commencement Ceremony live on our web site.
• New laws hang teacher pay on performance
• Endocyte's potential enthralls investors
• Stock slides as HHGregg stores rise
• Barnes & Thornburg shining after acquisitions
• College graduates to hear from those who've achieved success
• Indy 500 events to affect construction projects
• Indy's sustainability director switches to Cultural Trail job
• Near-Eastside team ready to conquer today's Mini races
• Judge dismisses ex-Hamilton County deputy's lawsuit over Taser
• Former Marion County Jail supervisor faces 7 felony charges
• Jobs of the future are in Indy, Obama tells Allison workers
• Crash victims' relationship reborn during recovery
• Daniels Recieves 5 Bills; Bill Watch update - May 5, 2011
• Governor’s Schedule for May 6 - 9, 2011
• Governor Signs Charter School and Education Choice Bills
• President transforms workplace culture at Farmers Bank
• 'Teen Mom' star rejects plea deal
• Triple-slaying suspect sentenced for threat
• Joshua Bell's virtuosity thrills Palladium audience
• We must increase American energy production. Indiana is averaging $4.25 a gallon for gas. Hoosiers are hurting -
• Men's store Jos. A. Bank plans downtown location
• State revokes Fishers money manager's license
• Economy adds 244,000 jobs, but unemployment rate ticks up
• Kite Realty Trust reports wider first-quarter loss
• Tech firm Slingshot expanding, plans 114 more jobs
• Rolling into Cheeseland, an excellent article about collegiate road nationals in the Daily Peloton. Check it out: Katie Antonneau, Jackie Kurth, and Dean Peterson are featured.
• It gets worse: Pence for governor
• Obama to push energy plan at Allison plant
• State ethics chief: White OK in viewing predecessor's report
• Monthly Revenue Report For May 2011
• Governor Daniels Receives 93 Bills; Bill Watch Updated - May 4, 2011
• IU-Regenstrief Programs Targeted to Alleviate Shortage of Health IT Workforce
• Senator Lugar is happy to announce that he is hosting a Military Open House at ITT Technical Institute located in Fort Wayne on Wednesday, May 11 from 4 p.m.-7 p.m. Please visit our website for more details.
• Carson to Join President at Allison Transmission
• Carson Recognized by La Raza, Celebrates Cinco De Mayo
• Today, I voted to expand American energy production and create jobs.
• Was pleased to meet with students from Munster High School and to be able to congratulate them on placing in the 2011 We the People National Finals here in Washington.
• State tax revenue falls short of April forecast
• Enjoyed meeting with 8th graders from St. Richard's School in Indianapolis. Students asked about the future of the United States and what it means for their generation. It was wonderful to meet these bright students!
• Trump pulls out of pace car
• Trump dumps Indy 500 pace car duties
• 5-5-2011 - Pence Votes to Increase American Energy Production
• 5-5-2011 - Pence Votes to Increase American Energy Production
• Attention Marian University Seniors! The Alumni Affairs Office only has 27 graduation gift bags left! Come get yours!
• Airport seeks broker to market ex-ATA HQ
• Daniels signs school voucher plan into law
• Great news! Marian University Receives Pre-Accreditation Status for Osteopathic Medical School.
• East-side apartment complex facing foreclosure
• Medical device manufacturer seeks abatement
• Eli Lilly pledges $2.5 million to Mind Trust
• Pence to enter race for Indiana governor
• Disasters sink Baldwin & Lyons quarterly results
• Earth Charter Indiana turns 10
• Justice Department to NCAA: Why no football playoff?
• Yesterday, in pouring rain, Senator Lugar continued his personal dedication to physical fitness finishing his 30th consecutive Capital Challenge race in Washington, D.C. Lugar is the only person to have participated in all 30 events.
• Greening IUPUI Grants to fund range of projects
• House panel moves to revive alternate jet engine
• Panel to rule in June on election chief challenge
• Visclosky Introduces the American Steel First Act of 2011
• Pence appears set to enter race for governor
• 5-4-2011 - Pence: “Say Yes to Life”
• Butler University student wins Frankfort mayoral nod
• LEADING QUESTIONS: Fast-growing firm handles ascent
• Kitchen incubator celebrates graduation of first user
• Calumet turns profit on higher product demand
• Indianapolis Speedway exec wins Terre Haute nod
• Greenwood mayor rare incumbent to lose in area primaries
• Greenwood mayor lone incumbent to lose in area primaries
• 2011 Statehouse Review: Yep, We're Screwed
• Indiana set to defund Planned Parenthood
• UPDATE: Perry Township referendums pass, others fail
• The novelties of air travel
• Gadfly: 'Accidental Parenthood'
• Haiku News
• Thumbs up : Thumbs down
• Auction services firm improves revenue, profit
• Purdue forms 2 energy labs with Chinese school
• Primary Colors
• Students, Staff and Faculty Gather for EARTH Day tree planting
• Ex-Indianapolis deputy mayor Kennedy wins primary
• Hoosiers add to 2011 basketball recruiting class
• During a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing today, Senator Lugar stated that President Obama lacked the vision needed for success in Afghanistan. Lugar's full statement is available in this piece from the Northwest Indiana Times below. Share
• J.D. Byrider sold to private equity firm
• Senior @Jessica Spink will receive the first-ever bachelor of arts degree in photography on Saturday, May 7, 2011. Congrats to prof Bill Foley for his fine work, as well!
• Verizon retirees coming to city to protest executive pay
• 'Survivor' star looking for investors for casino game
• Page Application
• 5-3-2011 - "Osama bin Laden is Dead": Pence Pays Tribute to Hoosier Fallen ...
• 5-3-2011 - Pence Votes to Eliminate ObamaCare Fund
• Today, the mobile office will be making stops in Noblesville, Tipton and Fishers. Times can be found in the link below.
• Duke Energy quarterly profit rises almost 15 percent
• NPR's Steve Inskeep: truly "fair and balanced'
• Republic boosts quarterly revenue, narrows loss
• Donation to spur community service at UIndy
• Governor Signs Teacher Quality Bill, Part Of Sweeping Education Reforms
• Daniels Reviews Landmark 2011 Legislative Successes
• Governor To Receive Leadership Recognition
• IUPUI puts a spin on speed-dating
• GRANTS AVAILABLE FOR RESEARCH ON HUMAN SERVICES NONPROFITS
• Midwestern Conference on Health Games Returns to IUPUI October 28; Call for Abstracts in Progress
• Donnelly Statement on the Death of Osama bin Laden
• New Op-Ed from Senator Lugar on the death of Osama bin Laden for the Washington Times: "The attack on Osama bin Laden is a magnificent triumph for American intelligence and for the men and women of our military who planned and carried out this dari
• Watchdog: State agency heads colluded on gas deal
• CNO Financial's first-quarter profits surge 59 percent
• FDA OKs new diabetes pill from Lilly, Boehringer
• Honda to cut production of new Civic, other models
• Indianapolis mayor challengers among primary hopefuls
• Update: Coyote ugly
• Business groups say legislative session among best
• Manic Panic: Your enviro-PANIQuiz for the week
• 5-2-2011 - Looking Back: September 2001 Remembered
• 5-2-2011 - Looking Back: September 2001 Remembered
• St. Vincent settles class-action debt-collection case
• Controversial utility bill heads to governor
• Carson Statement on Osama Bin Laden
• Pence to call supporters; may signal 2012 plans
• Our Nation’s greatest enemy has been brought to justice.
• Two area landmarks make ‘Most Endangered’ list
• Future shock: The high price of gas
• Daniels to sign anti-Planned Parenthood bill
• New budget, in the nick of time
• 5-2-2011 - Pence Statement on Killing of Osama bin Laden
• Marsh hires Price Chopper executive as chairman, CEO
• Governor Daniels' statement about HEA 1210
• Lugar Statement on Bin Laden: "The reported death of Osama bin Laden is welcome news, but it in no way eliminates the threat from the terrorism he espoused. Americans must continue to be vigilant to ensure that terrorist groups and rogue states do
• Banta, Pike and Borden Selected for Prestigious National Awards
• NAMOS Baseball Exhibit Shows Cartoons by Professor's Grandfather
• From the Desk of the Chancellor, May 2, 2011
• Shytierra Gaston, Sung Kyung Kim to Deliver IUPUI Student Graduation Speeches
• Obama reschedules Indianapolis visit for Friday
• Districts: Full-day kindergarten funds not enough
• Howard Wins Inaugural Eddie Sutton Tustenugee Award, Lou Henson Award
• Assistant Coach Micah Shrewsberry Leaves for Purdue
• Democrats aim to recover from 'disaster' session
• Doss, Brewer receive NFL calls
• Donnelly Congratulates 2011 Congressional Art Competition Winners
• 4-26-2011 - Fort Wayne Journal Gazette - In Recess, Congressmen Keep Full Agenda
• Daniels to decide on White House bid within weeks
• Indy May tradition is skewered in 'The Zippers of Zoomerville'
• Andre's Anger or Angst?
• Developer proposing $100M project for Carmel
• Rethinking Monument Circle in Indianapolis
• Adviser reaped unusual fee from Health Foundation
• Uncertain pilot labor situation creates turbulence at Republic
• Should Indianapolis' mayor control IPS?
• Watchmaker has a flair for precision
• Indiana legislators adjourn with $28B budget
• Gov. Daniels signs 15 Bills, SEA 1 Received; Bill Watch Update - April 28, 2011
• Weakened immigration bill clears Legislature
• Appeals court grants stay for NFL owners, lockout back on
• Bills that passed, failed in this year's General Assembly
• Daniels to sign bill defunding Planned Parenthood
• The A-Word
• Visclosky Attends Pennsy Northwest Trail Groundbreaking
• Visclosky Visits Highland Fire Department, Discusses Regional Fire Grant
• Lawmakers approve 40 as Indiana alcohol ID age
• Criminal checks on Indiana medical workers wins OK
• UPDATE: Bosma to return $10,000 Durham donation
• Chamber names former utility leader as interim president
• Indiana Senate narrowly OKs ban on texting while driving
• Fair trustee sues to recoup $138,580 in GOP donations
• Local developer seeks bankruptcy protection
• Industrial support for utility sale to cost $1.5 million
• INSIDE DISH: 'Diners' TV spot boon and bane for Jersey's Cafe
• April 26th B.E.A.N. Networking Event draws 28 Rotarians and guests!
• Gleaner’s On-Site Meeting Big Turn-Out!
• 60 new members since July 1!
• Rotary Racers For the Cure Raise over $1640.00!
• Simon Property results improve as store rents climb
• IUPUI Students, Neighborhood Partners to Celebrate Community History Project
• How to prevent youth with disabilities from ending up in the Juvenile Justice system is focus of conference developed by two IUPUI faculty.
• Brightpoint's earnings surge on smartphone sales
• New Indiana congressional districts clear Legislature
• Indiana budget deal includes Daniels-backed refund
• Compromise emerges on Indiana immigration bill
• Former IU players eagerly await NFL Draft
• UPDATE: Skjodt-Barrett Foods bringing 300 jobs to Lebanon
• Zimmer Holdings quarterly profit rises 2 percent
• Sports auction firm visits Indy seeking ABA, Clowns items
• Congratulations to Jeff Traylor '05, who will accept a National Sportsmanship Award on behalf of the Roncalli Softball Team this Saturday, April 30, in St. Louis.
• Duke Realty reports strong quarterly results
• State approves Planned Parenthood defunding
• Education reform plans approved
• NUVO writers & designers honored
• Indiana author Daniel Lee has a new book out about road cycling. "The Belgian Hammer" features interviews with Knights cyclists Adam Leibovitz and Sinead Miller. Coach Peterson even helped review two chapters!
• Dow AgroSciences reports record revenue
• Court blocks generic versions of Lilly's Cymbalta
• Cultural Trail unveils garage's million-dollar art installment
• Herron to Host Celebratory "Spectacle" on May 5
• UPDATE: Angie’s List CEO says IPO possible in 2011
• Indiana Legislature OKs redistricting proposal
• Indiana poised to cut Planned Parenthood funding
• Key Indiana lawmakers optimistic about budget deal
• Slyvia McNair calls Bloomington home
• DeVry University Releases Academic Annual Report
• Nation's broadest voucher plan passes final hurdle
• High School Students- It’s not too late to submit entries for the 2011 Congressional Art Competition! Info here:
• Indiana lawmakers OK bill to expand charter schools
• UPDATE: New Angie’s List execs may fit with IPO
• Butler hires Villanova dean as its new president
• Hoosiers – Don’t forget Sen Lugar is hosting the 10th Annual Academy Days at three locations in May. Make sure to register ahead of time for your choice of Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, or New Albany events to learn about opportunities to serve o
• Via the Committee on Natural Resources, gas prices have doubled under President Obama's watch. American energy production must expand.
• Local architectural firm Woollen Molzan disbands
• WellPoint profit continues health insurance rally
• Bell Industries turns annual profit
• Rolls-Royce, union strike deal as competition looms
• Think hopes to boost sales through Indiana rebate
• Long-time anchor Ahern coming back to local TV
• Mobile Office hours are being held today in Peru at the Miami County Courthouse and in Kokomo at the City Hall.
• Deal would set 40 as Indiana alcohol ID age
• Developer plans $13M senior-living center in Westfield
• Distributor closing Plainfield facility, 76 jobs affected
• Primary Race: Democratic hopefuls
• Life sciences firm Hycor moving HQ, jobs to central Indiana
• Haiku News
• Gadfly: 'Race to the Bottom"
• Thumbs up : Thumbs down
• Treacy v. Parker ?
• WellPoint's first-quarter profit soars above expectations
• Celadon boosts financial performance
• Storms could dampen Indiana corn yields
• Butler to announce new president
• City observations
• Gov. Daniels' Statement on Ivy Tech / Indiana University Technology Partnership
• Donors, Volunteers Honored at IUPUI Spirit of Philanthropy Event
• TCEM's 2011 Cultural Tourism Conference Focuses on Arts, Culture and Heritage Tourism
• Visclosky Opens Summer 2011 Congressional Page Application Process
• Judge: Governor doesn't have to testify in IBM case
• KAR Auction plans to refinance with $1.5B term loan
• Mobile office hours are being held today in Tipton & Fishers. For more info here:
• Ivy Tech says it'll save $18M with IU computer pact
• Democratic leader wants summer gas tax suspension
• IRS conducting criminal probe of David Marsh’s expenses
• Zimmer, peer sued over arthritic-knee treatments
• Cummins' profit more than doubles in first quarter
• Lilly teams with Medtronic on Parkinson's treatment
• Estridge becomes division of national home builder
• On Monday, April 25, 2011 the Indianapolis City County Council unanimously approved Marian University's proposal to manage the Lake Sullivan Sports Complex, home of the Major Taylor Velodrome.
• Pentagon pulls plug on Rolls-Royce engine project
• Early Voting Tally
• Profit, revenue up at Interactive Intelligence
• ExactTarget attracts another $30M in venture capital
• Governor Daniels Receives 15 Bills; Bill Watch Updated - April 25, 2011
• Governor Extols State Partnership with IU School of Social Work
• Democrats want deadline in elections chief dispute
• Teacher merit pay bill heads to Daniels' desk
• Manic Panic: Your enviro-PANIQuiz for the week
• The final countdown
• DeVry University Appoints Dr. Kim Nugent as Houston Metro President
• Gas prices shot up past $4 in Indiana. Meanwhile, the Administration continues to prevent more domestic drilling. Learn more about GOP efforts to stop Obama Admin policies that are driving up gas prices:
• Please be safe as a Flash Flood Watch is in effect through Wednesday evening for all of central Indiana.
• Fishers money manager granted continuance
• IndyCar Series makes deal with popular Facebook game
• Budget could spur talks of school consolidation
• 4-25-2011 - Op-Ed by Rep. Mike Pence: American Energy is the Solution to America's Energy Crisis
• Another IMS blunder
• Indiana lawmakers face busy final week
• New Democrats
• Quayles' Gift Makes an Impact on Law Students
• From the Desk of the Chancellor, April 25, 2011
• 2011 IUPUI Outstanding Women Leaders Honored
• IUPUI Wins National Barefoot Challenge for Shoeless Children
• IUPUI Promotes Todd Howard to Head Men's Basketball Coach
• Parkinson Named Head Women's Basketball Coach
• IUPUI to Introduce Men's and Women's Basketball Coaches Today
• IU RB Willis to miss season opener
• State slow to move to money-saving home health care
• Cook applied business mindset to historic preservation
• Democrat John Gregg poised to run for governor
• Citizens CEO making more than peers at bigger utilities
• Can Indianapolis recover convention chief stability?
• Bren Simon unloads pricey NYC condo, looks to sell Bel Air mansion
• Changes to sports coverage part of strategy to revive WRTV
• Education reform might not boost Daniels presidential run
• Dorson resigns from chamber post
• WFYI sets on-air fundraising record
• Much unknown about new Cook Group CEO
• Greenwood Shoppes seeks bankruptcy reorganization
• Member Spotlight - Sheila Carlson
• Slideshow: Indiana Cannabis Awards
• Open Forum
• Don Marsh takes lumps as he fights on in court
• Governor's Office Bill Watch - April 20, 2011
• Indiana House passes bill to cut corporate tax rates
• Indiana House OKs watered-down immigration bill
• Final negotiations on Indiana budget start next week
• Bronze sculpture atop monument to be fixed
• CVS to pay $858K over inflated drug claims
• Donnelly Presents Medals to Hoosier Veterans
• Indiana elections chief appeals court ruling
• Senate OKs plan spurred by White indictment
• Economic Club of Indiana getting new manager
• Closed northwest-side theater set to reopen
• Insurer coveted by Biglari sold to another firm
• Enrollment, profit falls at ITT Educational
• Senate could vote on school voucher plan Thursday
• Pay Your Fair Share
• Indiana University to host free e-waste recycling events
• IUPUI Receives $250,000 Next Generation Learning Challenges Grant
• Indiana Senate backs setting daily fines for boycotts
• Navistar recalling workers at Indianapolis plant
• GOP forges ahead with Indiana redistricting
• New blog post -- Libya: The Resource Curse Strikes Again by Senator Lugar. "When energy supplies are endangered by political manipulation, terrorism, or depleted resources, American national interests are threatened, as are Europe's. Our energy
• Carson Helps Reopen Indianapolis Foundry
• The Heritage Foundation came out with a new video on the economic impact of the drilling moratorium and permitorium. We're not just seeing rising gas prices, we're seeing jobs lost. The time to act is now, Mr. President. The moratorium and p
• One-third in Indianapolis use cellphones only
• State's top anti-smoking agency could be abolished
• Bill would shift tax appeals in property owners' favor
• (4.20) Weed in the US: Legal, illegal & both
• (4.20) Indiana Cannabis Awards
• (4.20) Indy's best buzz spots
• The 2011 Marian University student ad competition team: Cindy Muhlenkamp, Reid McDowell, BreAnna Nunez, Kelsey Uebelhor, and Bryan Davidson.
• Marian University's team of student ad executives finished in THIRD PLACE at the National Student Ad Competition. Congratulations!
• LEADING QUESTIONS: Indians boss still having a ball
• DeVry University Names Wired’s Chris Anderson as 80th Anniversary Commencement Speaker
• AES buying DPL in $3.5 billion utility deal
• Obama's 2012 landslide
• Indiana Beach plans to add ropes course, zip line
• Thumbs up : Thumbs down
• Haiku News
• Seven Days Until Real Reform
• Gadfly: 'The Origin of Vice'
• Moving Beyond Tears: Indianapolis to Host 1st North America-wide Rwandan Genocide Commemoration
• Law School Professor to Become Dean of Loyola in New Orleans
• State Senate OKs bill to cut Planned Parenthood aid
• Indiana House passes criminal checks on medical workers
• Bill on teacher union rights heads to governor
• Toyota extends North American production cuts
• Allison to add 200-plus jobs over next two years
• City announces 30+ miles of new bike lanes
• Daniels wants taxpayer refund back in budget
• Local home-building activity still slumping
• Wellfount nabs $6M in venture capital
• TV stations WXIN, WTTV get new general manager
• 4-19-2011 - Pence on S&P Debt Warning: "We've Got to Change the Way We Spend ...
• 4-19-2011 - Pence on S&P Debt Warning: "We've Got to Change the Way We Spend ...
• Statehouse fight continues over bank-insurance fund
• Manic Panic: Your enviro-PANIQuiz
• State's unemployment rate drops to 8.5 percent
• Lawmakers vote to defund Planned Parenthood
• Carson to Attend Reopening of Indianapolis Foundry
• Budget moves out of Senate committee
• Lilly gives $1M toward Marian medical school
• Steel Dynamics' quarterly profit jumps 63 percent
• Rarified 'Classical Bash' concert concludes Landmarks Center opening weekend
• Apparently, It's Not Just Andre
• Pacers trail Bulls 2-0, but very much alive in series
• Governor Daniels Tours Charter School and Holds Town Hall with Secretary of Education Duncan
• Governor Daniels Signs 20 Bills; 25 New Bills Received
• IBM: Daniels' email shows he had key role in deal
• Indiana Senate backs pulling Planned Parenthood money
• Senator Lugar will proudly deliver three commencement speeches next month: Vincennes University, American University and Franklin and Marshall College. If you attend one of these schools, what would you most like to hear Senator Lugar speak about?
• Standard & Poor's is screaming loudly that America has a spending problem
• Lilly shareholders fail to remove anti-takeover measures
• UPDATE: Senate panel OKs budget with more school money
• Taxing and spending away our future must stop now!
• State court rejects Bren Simon's appeal in estate battle
• Sunday alcohol sales backers make final push
• Komen Race for the Cure (Slideshow)
• Longtime City Market tenant fighting move
• We're kicking off National Osteopathic Medicine Week with an interview of Dr. Paul Evans, founding dean of the Marian University college of osteopathic medicine.
• 4-18-2011 - Tax Day Message: Tax Relief Needed to Take Pain out of Tax Day
• 4-18-2011 - Tax Day Message: Tax Relief Needed to Take Pain out of Tax Day
• Lilly shares falter after quarterly earnings report
• West 10th Street to be rerouted in Speedway
• New law bans firms from asking workers about their guns
• Paul Ryan's Gilded Age
• Actress and Best-Selling Author Danica McKellar Visits Prize-Winning Decatur High School Math Class
• Charges drive down first-quarter profit at Lilly
• Full Day K
• Governor Receives SEA 86 - Bill Watch Updated
• Governor Calls For Increased Education Funding, Completion Of Full Day Kindergarten
• Kathy Johnson Appointed Dean of University College and Associate Vice Chancellor for Undergraduate Education
• New IUPUI License Plate on the Road
• IUPUI to Create Office of Sustainability
• From the Desk of the Chancellor, April 18, 2011
• Indiana lawmakers push voluntary renewable standards
• School district to take science instruction online
• Exciting finish ends Hoosiers spring game
• Carl Cook to succeed father as CEO at Cook Group
• Indiana's anti-tobacco agency's first decade mixed
• House panel backs GOP redistricting plan
• FDA wants further testing of Lilly pancreas drug
• What's Going On?
• Debby Boone celebrates Rosemary Clooney in Palladium concert
• Companies seek equity in return for services to startups
• Fairgrounds officials consider Pepsi Coliseum overhaul
• Unusual North of South deal leaves taxpayers vulnerable
• Pop-up retailers emerging in Indianapolis
• Shelbyville uses new incubator to lure tech firm Tyros
• Easter Egg Hunt
• Governor's Office Bill Watch - April 13, 2011
• Bill Cook, medical device magnate and philanthropist, dies at 80
• Donnelly Votes Against Ryan Budget
• Judge freezes assets of Fishers money manager
• New EPA rules could trigger Indiana emission testing
• Indiana House OKs bill limiting teacher contracts
• Feds: CVS to pay $17.5M over inflated Rx claims
• Visclosky Visits Hobart Police Department to See Technology Upgrades
• Amusement center set for Castleton
• Carson: Republican Budget Ends Medicare Guarantee
• House panel backs weakened immigration bill
• Today, I voted to put America back on the Path to Prosperity -
• Landlord seeking to evict Jillian's over unpaid rent
• This week at the Statehouse
• Analysts: Indiana taking in more money than expected
• UPDATE: Extra tax dollars aimed at full-day kindergarten
• Battery maker drops Indianapolis president
• Federal budget could create headaches for Rolls-Royce
• Hofmeister’s jewelry business files Chapter 11
• INSIDE DISH: Irvington cafe knows its audience
• 4-15-2011 - Pence Supports Fiscally Responsible Budget Resolution
• 4-15-2011 - Pence Supports Fiscally Responsible Budget Resolution
• Lilly’s Bydureon wins backing of European drug panel
• MSW Student Association creates a poster on mental illness and the role friends can play in the recovery process
• State Budget Committee approves construction of IU Neurosciences Research Building
• Indiana Senate panel backs GOP redistricting plan
• Storms drafted ethics memo on own case at IURC
• Donnelly and Petri Introduce Bill to Help Fight Identity Theft
• Carson Statement on 2011 Budget Deal
• Lugar Says Jobs at Stake in Voting for Budget Bill - "There is no dispute that our nation’s current fiscal trend is unacceptable and must be reversed. The American economy, America’s future, is at a tipping point. Responsible leadership
• Fishers money manager target of state probe
• Attorney general: Fines for absent Democrats OK
• 4-14-2011 - Pence Supports Defunding Planned Parenthood
• 4-14-2011 - Pence Opposes Continuing Resolution: Says “Not Good Enough”
• Arizona-style provision removed from immigration bill
• UPDATE: Chamber leaders clashed on transit strategy
• Indianapolis-area home sales continue to slump
• Applications for unemployment benefits rise nationally
• Foreclosure filings fall in state, nation
• Hundreds of Hoosier veterans attended the Hire a Hoosier Veteran job fair yesterday. More than 130 companies from around Indiana with 2,000 open positions participated in the event. The event was hosted by Senator Lugar, Employer Support of the Guard an
• Good luck and safe travels to the Marian University Speech Team as they travel to the National Forensic Association's national tournament today. Go Knights!
• Redisctricting proposals spark public debate
• Hyatt back under fire
• Terms for city's water utilities sale announced
• Blue Ribbon Transport plans move, new jobs
• IPS' Math Just Doesn't Quite Add Up
• Indiana's largest school system cutting 357 teachers
• Dorson on leave amid fallout with executive committee
• 2011 Outstanding IUPUI Students Named
• Indiana panels OK teacher merit pay, voucher bills
• Indiana Democrats seek more time with GOP redistricting plan
• Growth, development headline Westfield mayoral debate
• Girl, 13, struck while crossing Near Westside street
• Happy to have met with several students, faculty and staff from Notre Dame Elementary today. The Michigan City group visited with Senator Lugar during a yearly trip to D.C. and discussed issues facing Indiana.
• Ind. Senate panel OKs teacher merit pay, voucher bills
• Senate panel strikes breast cancer reference in abortion bill
• Judge mulls release of suspect in death of newborn
• Ex-swim coach at Warren Central pleads guilty to sex with student
• One-day event connects Indy's homeless to services
• 4-13-2011 - Pence on Obama Budget Speech: “We Cannot Tax Our Way Back to a Balanced Budget”
• Today's Talker: TSA under fire for patdown of girl, 6
• President Obama is relying on minimal cuts to government bureaucracy while raising taxes on families & small businesses.
• Wabash woman, 41, critical after Ind. 37 crash
• Two Texas men die in radio tower accident
• IMPD: Mom hit boy fighting son on Lawrence Twp. bus
• 4 Indy residents face charges in baby-selling case
• Report: Price Chopper exec named Marsh CEO
• Downtown Jillian’s restaurant owner files Chapter 11
• Disasters hammer Baldwin & Lyons—again
• Investor rates bond for Palladium among nation's best
• Equal Pay Day highlights persistent wage disparity
• Bill Polian and Barbara Wynne will be honored Saturday by Marian University for their contributions to Indiana's young people!
• Town of Plainfield backs logistics training center
• Panel OKs bill linking student tests, teacher pay
• Magnificent Midtown: Making it in the middle
• Midtown Monopoly: Spend local
• Learn more about the American Energy Initiative, which I'm co-sponsoring. It will lower energy costs, grow our economy and create jobs.
• Indy's water: Better, but still not good
• A team of students will travel to Southfield, Michigan, to compete in the American Advertising Federation's national competition! They did this last year for the first time and came in fourth. Wish 'em luck!
• Liberals and misguide ire
• Haiku News
• Thumbs up : Thumbs down
• Gadfly: 'Penitence for Pence?'
• Many Hoosiers are visiting Washington, D.C. this month for spring break vacation and school sponsored trips. Recently, Senator Lugar met with the Datillo family from Zionsville, Indiana during their family vacation.
• Subaru plant plans 4-day production halt on one line
• Citizens Energy agrees to document utility savings
• Gary mayor endorses Freeman-Wilson
• A Little More Time
• Mack follows Hayward's footsteps, declares for draft
• Township reform/library aid bill heads to full House
• Citizens agrees to list savings from water deal
• Daniels: Immigration bill should focus on employers
• Vincennes University plans logistics training site in Plainfield
• Weekend fundraiser to hail restaurant's debut
• Gun dealer charged after federal probe
• Exonerated Former Death-row Inmate to Speak at IUPUI
• Indiana panel OKs criminal checks on medical workers
• Senate OKs plan aimed at expanding charter schools
• Daniels' plan on sentencing changes appears dead
• IU recruit Zeller named Mr. Basketball
• Marsh CEO Lazaran leaving company
• Butler's Mack to test NBA waters without agent
• This morning Sen. Lugar met with a group of ABC-Stewart students from Columbus, Indiana. The students asked many questions including how the current situation in Libya will affect their future. We enjoyed seeing these polite and well-spoken young Hoosie
• Calumet Specialty hopes to raise $375M to pay off debt
• Gun bill advances without exemption for Indy venues
• Durham prosecutors propose case-notification plans
• Executive compensation surges at CNO Financial Group
• Software firm seeks to reorganize as holding company
• 'Annie Get Your Gun' features sparkling cast
• Slideshow: 9.11 memorial comes to Indy
• General Mills considering site near Fort Wayne
• Proposal aims to keep students from inadequate teachers
• Indiana redistricting plan appears to benefit GOP
• Indiana retailers press for online state sales tax
• Joffrey Ballet brings fresh vibrancy to Clowes
• Today the Indianapolis Metropolitan High School men's basketball team dropped by our office as they visited D.C. celebrating their state champion title. Please join us in congratulating these bright and talented young men.
• Fraud suspect Durham released from halfway house
• Manic Panic: Your enviro-PANIQuiz for the week
• Herff Jones sells photography division
• Plan shifts Indiana GOP areas to Donnelly's district
• 4-11-2011 - Pence Announces 2011 Congressional Art Competition
• 4-11-2011 - Pence Announces 2011 Congressional Art Competition
• Portrait Homes parent files for bankruptcy
• Arcadia in danger of stock exchange delisting
• Retail REIT profits may slip on store bankruptcies
• Indiana lawmakers to consider big education proposals
• Dr. Atlas' China update (Cont.): My FAD guide/translator told me that several students commented to him that the lecture was very valuable to them, since none of the profs at ZU cover Middle East politics. He also told me that he was very impresse
• Another update from Dr. Pierre Atlas, associate professor of political science, from his trip to China: Greetings from the incredibly beautiful city of Hangzhou, in Zhejiang Province! For the past two days I have been hosted and assisted by the Zhejia
• Strings & Jazzy Things
• Mearsheimer: Inside Israel's bleak future
• Farewell to another Borders
• IUPUI 2010 Champion, Runner-Up Qualify for 2011 Grand Prix
• "Holy Harlots" Book by IUPUI Professor Examines How People Draw on Religious Resources
• From the Desk of the Chancellor, April 11, 2011
• 4-10-2011 - Pence Appears on ABC's "This Week"
• NIPSCO CEO gets pay raise after seeking rate hike
• Indiana redistricting maps to be unveiled Monday
• Governor, Education Secretary Duncan Plan Town Hall Meeting
• Bulldogs Fall Short For 2nd Straight Year, UConn Wins National Title
• Indiana horse breeders worry cuts would halt boom
• Immigration bill's fate could be determined this week
• Kennedy Campaign's Copyright Infringement
• Controversial legislation could lead to truck-only toll lanes on I-70
• Friends taking next step in theater company's growth
• NFL tells future Super Bowl hosts to prepare for extreme weather
• Six faces behind Indianapolis business Twitter handles
• Firm joins race with IU autism drug
• Retailers push for online sales taxes
• Lamar gives Pat Knight second chance
• Mayor's charter schools director to leave
• Toyota in Indiana to work through production slowdowns
• 4-8-2011 - Statement from Pence Press Office Regarding Continuing Resolution and Pence Amendment
• Simon CEO compensation jumps to $24.6 million
• 4-8-2011 - Pence Appears on FoxNews’ Hannity
• Columbus prepares for wave of Miller house visitors
• Bank seeks foreclosure on two strip centers
• WellPoint to give shareholders annual 'say on pay' vote
• Insurer seeks to avoid claims from wedding accident
• Indiana Democrat fighting fines for walkout
• Sen. Lugar shares the concern of many Hoosiers regarding military pay in the event of a government shutdown. He is a cosponsor of the Ensuring Pay for Our Military Act of 2011. The bill protects all active duty men and women and also those who serve in t
• Volleyball tourney expected to bring 20,000 to city
• Indiana March revenues come in more than expected
• Senator Lugar met with Admiral Gary Roughead, the Chief of Naval Operations, yesterday to discuss security issues in the Arctic. Melting ice has opened more sea lanes in the Arctic, creating security challenges for the United States along the Alaska bord
• Last-minute raincheck for Obama visit
• IPS earns national recognition for sustainability
• IUPUI Police Sponsors National Drug Take Back Location
• IUPUI Names Zebulun Davenport of Northern Kentucky U as Vice Chancellor for Student Life
• IUPUI's Women in Technology makes debut with First Annual Networking and Career Day featuring IU's First Lady, Laurie McRobbie
• IUPUI Center for Service and Learning Celebrates 2011 Plater Civic Engagement Recipients
• Judge sends election dispute back to recount panel
• Indiana House speaker questions immigration crackdown
• Obama cancels visit to Indiana factory
• J.C. Penney closing warehouse, cutting 230 jobs
• Indicted businessman to remain in halfway house
• Carson Statement on Republican Continuing Resolution
• UPDATE: Lawmakers at odds over alcohol ID changes
• U.S. attorney sues GOP donor over unpaid trading penalty
• I voted to continuing fully funding for our troops and to prevent a government shutdown.
• 4-7-2011 - Pence Votes to End National Energy Tax
• Senator Lugar recently met with members of the Indiana Ethanol Producers Association. He remains commited to ending our dependence on foreign energy sources and will soon re-introduce his Practical Energy Plan to save Hoosier families 15% on annual ener
• Judge moves Durham fraud trial to next year
• UPDATE: City chooses manager for Velodrome, park
• City considering abatement terminations, continuances
• Mayor Ballard of Indianapolis announced a proposed partnership with Marian University to manage Lake Sullivan Sports Complex, home of the Major Taylor Velodrome! This is great news.
• Tax breaks approved for bioanalytical lab operator
• Indiana lawmakers at odds over alcohol ID changes
• 4-7-2011 - Pence Appears on FOX News’ “On The Record w/ Greta Van Susteren”
• Senate committee kills smoking ban
• Indiana Live parent files for bankruptcy protection
• Struggle over sentencing measure ahead
• I Hate to Say I Told You So...
• Governor Daniels Signs HEAs 1180, 1405 and 1486
• Pacers back in playoffs for first time since 2006
• Challenger alleges misconduct in Westfield mayoral race
• Judge hears arguments in White election challenge
• This evening, Senator Lugar supported Senator McConnell's amendment and voted to prohibit the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) from implementing new regulations on taxes on Hoosier families.
• I signed on to a letter demanding that Senator Harry Reid protect our military from the Senate's inaction on the budget.
• Durham ordered to be held at halfway house for 7 days
• Indiana Senate panel votes down proposed smoking ban
• 4-6-2011 - Pence To Vote for One-Week CR: “The Troops Come First”
• 4-6-2011 - Pence To Vote for One-Week CR: “The Troops Come First”
• Tax caps lead to painful budget cuts in some counties
• Yesterday, Senator Lugar voted in favor of an amendment to repeal the burdensome 1099 tax reporting requirement in the $2.6 trillion health law. The amendment passed the Senate by a vote of 87 to 12. Senator Lugar has opposed President Obama's healt
• Gas prices have risen 15 straight days & are up 20% from January. Hoosiers are hurting. We need energy independence now!
• Marian to delay med school opening until fall 2013
• Residential developer declares bankruptcy
• Visclosky Testimony from ITC Hearing: April 6, 2011
• Visclosky Appears before ITC for Third Time in 2011
• TOTS musical targets 'Sandwhich Generation'
• Women's Final Four crowds smallest since 1990s
• Judge to hear argument in White election challenge
• Ruth Lilly estate donates $10.7M to Indiana University
• LEADING QUESTIONS: Webber gives tech firms their wings
• Compromise eyed on Indiana sentencing changes
• Durham set for afternoon court date
• Climate change, health & the economy
• Column #937: That's 18 years of ranting
• Thumbs up : Thumbs down
• Haiku news
• A Teachable Moment
• Governor Mitch Daniels' Statement on the FY 2012 Budget Resolution
• 4-6-2011 - Pence Remarks at Americans for Prosperity Rally on Capitol Hill
• Ruth Lilly Bequest to Expand Opportunities for Students and Research in Philanthropy and Art
• Judge gives probation to three men for water violations
• Indiana judge dismisses lawsuit over forfeiture funds
• Indiana lawmakers OK hotel sites for casino tourneys
• Fate up in air for proposed Indiana smoking ban
• Pacers continue playoff push tomorrow against Washington
• Visclosky Introduces the Fighting for American Jobs Act of 2011
• New land acquisition for Shortridge
• Good to see the Senate passed the repeal of the jobs-crushing 1099 mandate in Obamacare. This is great news for Hoosier businesses.
• House committee nixes changes to Indiana scholarships
• Condo sales lag in hot downtown apartment market
• Hardware store slated for old WFYI building
• Bioanalytical researcher seeking abatement for new lab
• UIndy to add dorm for upperclassmen
• Final Four crowds show women still catching up
• 4-5-2011 - Pence Appears on MSNBC's Morning Joe
• Tonight we kick off the first film of the Tournées Festival of French Films, with a showing of the film L’Ennemi Intime (Intimate Enemies) is at 7 p.m. in the Mother Theresa Hackelmeier Memorial Library Auditorium. The event is free and ope
• Cummins Inc. plans to add 2,500 new jobs in U.S.
• This is Dr. Pierre Atlas, associate professor of political science, in China. Find out why he's there:
• Pierre Atlas, Assistant Professor of Political Science and Director of Global Studies sends his best from China: Greetings from Beijing! Facebook (along with Twitter and YouTube) have been shut down by the Chinese gov't for the past two years, so I
• Indiana Senate panel sets vote on smoking ban
• IPS says it will lay off more than 300 employees
• Governors Daniels and Malloy Go Double-Or-Nothing On NCAA Final
• Purdue receives $32 million Afghanistan farm grant
• Bulldogs fall in title game, but leave big impression
• Good luck to Butler University tonight! Go Dawgs!
• We must take action towards energy independence!
• Carson Statement on Anniversary of King Assassination
• IT provider fires back at local not-for-profit
• IU ranks in top 10 for private donations received
• Obama set to visit Speedway manufacturer
• Local banks see small-business lending surging
• Antidepressants linked to narrowed arteries
• Tune in to Greg Garrison on 93.1 FM or WIBC.com. I will be on during the 9:30 segment.
• A great time to be straight or unborn
• Primary Colors
• Unions plan protest rallies across Indiana
• Governor Daniels Signs HEAs 1386, 1340
• Governors Daniels and Malloy wager on Women’s Final Four
• Exonerated Former Death-row Inmate to Speak at IUPUI, IU Bloomington
• From the Desk of the Chancellor, April 4, 2011
• Young workers in Indiana still face tough job market
• NCAA Tournament Championship Preview: Butler - UConn
• New state law to help young entrepreneurs
• We Are One: In memory of Dr. King
• Corporate income tax plan hinges on budget hurdles
• Dr. Margaret Adamek, Director of the Indiana University School of Social Work PhD program receives Fulbright Award for teaching project in Ethiopia
• A Conversation with Zach Wahls: SAGE Straight Americans for Gay Equality Indiana Summit
• IUPUI SOCIAL WORK GRAD USES TRAINING TO GUIDE LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL TO A STATE BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP
• Butler Back in Title Game for 2nd Straight Year
• Congratulations, at all of Butler University! A great game. Looking forward to watching Monday night!
• Congrats to Butler for heading back to the NCAA championship game! What a hard fought win. Go Dawgs! Congrats to VCU on their impressive run.
• NCAA Tournament Final Four Preview: Butler - VCU
• Indiana lawmakers about to tackle redistricting
• → U.S. Senator Richard G. Lugar: Good luck to Butler University today! Go Dawgs!
• Controversy brews over judging charter performance
• Manufacturer crosses over from auto parts to caskets
• Gas distributors oppose $2.7B Rockport gasification plant
• Trucking industry upswing may draw investors to Allison IPO
• Tax breaks for Rolls-Royce hinge on investment, not jobs
• Patroness of potholes
• Donnelly Opposes Congressional Pay if Government Shuts Down
• Next state budget to spend $117M more on pensions
• 4-1-2011 - Pence: "This Weekend, We're All Bulldogs"
• 4-1-2011 - Pence Meets with Japanese Ambassador Fujisaki
• Be sure to sign-up for the Lugar Letter to recieve monthly updates from Senator Lugar. Below is a link to April's newsletter on Lugar's Sugar Bill, Libya, and oil prices. Don't forget to vote in the newsletter poll!
• Carson Statement on March Jobs Report
• Carson, Burton Make Wager With Virginia Representatives
• Represetative Andre Carson & I have placed a friendly wager on the Butler/VCU game with Virginia Representatives Eric Cantor & Bobby Scott.
• INSIDE DISH: St. Elmo stakes out expansion plan
• Colleges spend big, lose big on women's basketball
• U.S. unemployment rate falls to two-year low
• Hinkle Fieldhouse slated for $25 million restoration
• Organic-food delivery service growing its operations
• Indiana college to break ground on pharmacy school
• Bills would set fall votes for Indiana school boards
• Scientists question claims in biotech letter
• Kennedy's Democrats
• Daniels and McDonnell Agree to Friendly Final Four Wager
• Research Day to Bring Noted Physicist to Campus, Celebrate Campus Research/Scholarly Activity
• Donnelly Encourages High School Students to Enter Congressional Art Competition
• I stand with those who fight to cut wasteful government spending in fulfillment of the promise made to the American people.
• Here is my statement on Libya at this mornings Foreign Affairs Committee hearing.
• 3-31-2011 - Pence Appears on FoxNews’ Your World With Neil Cavuto to Discuss Budget Issues
• Bosma: Democrats' morning meeting not an issue
• Wounded Martinsville student's condition improves
• Fifty-five and sunny is the forecast for Saturday. Will you be cheering on the Knights at the 15th annual Midwest Cycling Classic?
• $50,000 damage today in fire at Northeastside house
• 3-31-2011 - Pence Remarks to Tea Party Rally on Capitol Hill
• Ivy Tech exec to head Iowa community college district
• Yesterday, Senator Lugar introduced his sugar bill eliminating big government from the affairs of Hoosier small businesses. Today, he was recognized by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce with the Spirit of Enterprise award. He scored a perfect 100 percent f
• UIndy names new pyschology dean
• Slideshow: Statehouse 'School Choice' rally
• Democrats skip session while leader discusses fines
• Republicans take primary appeals to the streets
• Ex-Culver camp director pleads in child porn case
• Zeller's squad loser in McDonald's All-American game
• Greenwood mayor picks 3 new police leaders
• Parking meters extend evening limit
• Suit accuses Bank of America of fraud, racketeering
• Battery charges dropped against Fair Finance co-owner
• Drive-by shooting sends 1 to hospital
• Indy lawyer pays $371,000 to settle Fair Finance lawsuit
• Drugmaker Lilly launches global service program
• Water main break disrupts Southwestside road
• Second whistleblower joins suit against Rolls-Royce
• United Way chapters teaming to improve graduation rates
• 3-31-2011 - Pence in National Review Online: Battling Big Abortion
• So much for Statehouse compromises...
• Tea'd Off
• College athletes offer kids examples of how to achieve
• Critics: Potential problems at toxicology lab weren't disclosed
• Lean state budget passes House, heads to Senate
• Kroger puts $3M stamp on education
• Society of Insurance Research Announces Health Advisory Panel
• President's council fitness leader to visit Mooresville
• Key points in the toxicology lab investigation
• Who's involved in the toxicology controversy?
• Carmel Rotary collects more than $456,000 for Adult Easter Egg Hunt
• House OKs private school voucher bill
• House OKs restrictive abortion bill
• Indiana House backs GOP state budget plan
• IBM files court motion to depose Daniels, aide
• Advocates: Indiana can lead U.S. in schools overhaul
• Labor bills targeted in boycott pass Indiana House
• Indiana House approves school voucher proposal
• President Obama must do more than talk about energy independence. His actions must match his rhetoric. -
• 3-30-2011 - Pence: School Choice Bill “Opens the Schoolhouse Door”
• Zeller in McDonald's game
• 3-30-2011 - Pence Attends Classified Briefing on Libya with Senior Administration Officials
• Indiana House backs ban on higher minimum wages
• Marian University professor and LFCGS director Dr. Pierre Atlas leaves today for his trip to China with Global Indiana. While there he will visit Zhejiang University, the political science department, and explore study abroad and student exchange program
• Lafayette Life leaving in June; 159 jobs affected
• Indians renew TV deal for home games
• Emmis gets additional year to repay debt
• Kroger plans $3.8 million school investment
• In a Washington Times op-ed today, Lugar stated the U.S. sugar program imposes a hidden tax of billions of dollars annually on consumers and businesses and has destroyed thousands of U.S. manufacturing jobs. Like this story to support the Lugar Free Suga
• Judge unseals some Fair Finance raid records
• Butler Bulldogs return to Final Four
• Hamilton, Boone counties among Indiana's healthiest
• Thumbs up : Thumbs down
• Gadfly: 'Bullet Blame'
• Haiku News
• Franciscan Alliance plans 84 jobs at Greenwood billing center
• Let the People Decide
• United Way Education Town Hall
• Chancellor Appoints Ward Executive Director of IUPUI Center for Research and Learning
• Informatics' Jake Chen appointed to national committee seeking to strengthen regulatory systems in developing countries
• Indiana Senate panel may vote on smoking ban after all
• Illinois House votes to lift smoking ban at casinos
• Indiana House faces pressure to finish work on time
• Carson Statement on HAMP Termination Act
• State GOP pushing expansive voucher program
• I will be on Bulls and Bears on Fox Business at 4:30. Make sure to tune in!
• Indiana Senate approves marriage amendment
• Visclosky Testifies before International Trade Commission on Aluminum Extrusion
• Voter registration deadline looms
• New York firm wins Steak n Shake ad account
• Inflation worries push consumer confidence lower
• ITT shares plunge on competitor's enrollment woes
• Thanks everyone for sharing your favorite Marian University spring memories! We'll be sending each of you an MU umbrella. Alumni subscribe to the MU alumni e-magazine by e-mailing alumni@marian.edu for more giveaways. MU does not sell or distribute
• Indiana budget faces hundreds of possible changes
• House Democrats return to Statehouse
• Whitestown interchange lands $8M travel plaza
• Rebecca Black is a communist
• Active March for the Education Committee
• Manic Panic: Your enviro-PANIQuiz for the week
• In an op-ed today in The Hill, Senator Lugar outlines his thoughts on Libya. "With roughly 145,000 troops in Iraq and Afghanistan, and a $1.5 trillion budget deficit, our economy and the resilience of our armed forces are already at great risk. A c
• Indiana Subaru plant slowing output due to shortage
• Quorum Calls
• Governor Daniels' Statement on Indiana House Democratsreturning to Work
• Simon Rhodes Selected as Dean of School of Science
• Potholes & politics: We get what we pay for
• UPDATE: House Dems return to Statehouse
• Does the Thrill of a Pyrrhic Victory Beat the Agony of Defeat?
• Fair Finance trustee renews call for return of political donations
• Four students presented papers at the 20th annual Undergraduate Conference on English Language and Literature. Congrats to Anna Allen, Karen McNulty, Mallori Smith, and Allison Boike.
• Another suit filed in Emmis, financier dispute
• Bank seeks to foreclose on Polo Club restaurant
• Former Irwin CEO takes helm of New York foundation
• Remy International files plans for public offering
• City honors sustainability initiatives
• 2012
• National Institutes of Health Rank Indiana University School of Nursing in Top Ten for Federally Funded Research
• IUPUI University College 2011 Honors Ceremony
• IUPUI's Center for Ray Bradbury Produces New Critical Volume on Celebrated Author
• IU, Association for Women in Sports Media, Associated Press Sports Editors and National Sportscasters and Sportswriters hosting special panel on women in sports media
• From the Desk of the Chancellor, March 28, 2011
• Indiana seeks to become player in cargo flights
• As Japan shutdowns drag on, auto crisis worsens
• Senator Lugar's full Meet the Press interview on the turmoil in North Africa and the Middle East is now available. Senator Lugar continues to call for Congressional approval and discussion concerning any U.S. military involvement.
• → U.S. Senator Richard G. Lugar: Senator Lugar stresses yet again as Congress continues to debate daily the debt crisis in the US, in a back room we've already spent more than $1 billion in Libya. Where is the plan? How do we afford this if not
• Hollowell commitment adds to Hoosiers recruting haul
• Prosecutors buck effort to trim state prison costs
• → U.S. Senator Richard G. Lugar: Senator Lugar will be live on NBC's Meet the Press to discuss Libya at 9:30 am today. Tune in!
• Butler Back to Final Four With OT Win Over Florida
• Another round of congratulations to our Butler Bulldogs! Another proud moment for all Hoosiers.
• We're at Ball Corporation today in White County. Ball Corporation is a leader in job creation for the county.
• What Are They Smoking?
• SPECIAL REPORT: Indiana firms charging into China
• Feds go after Fair Finance CFO, despite murkier motive
• Growth funding drying up in Indianapolis
• IU Health cancels $73M project, acquires Gateway Plaza
• Job-creation claims are a hot potato
• In March we welcomed 14 new members!
• Butler is 'Elite' once again
• LinkedIn reached 100 million members today. Are you on LinkedIn yet? Join the Marian University (formerly Marian College) group today!
• Visclosky Announces U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Grant to Hammond Housing Authority
• City names new golf manager for Eagle Creek
• Sluggish demand for electric car forces layoffs at Ener1
• Toning-shoe trend fading, but doesn't trip up Finish Line
• State unemployment rate drops to 8.8 percent
• Brightpoint settles lawsuit with vendor
• Butler University to close 102-year-old dance academy
• Senator Lugar is on live in seconds on WIBC with Greg Garrison!
• Finish Line reports rise in quarterly earnings, sales
• Senator Lugar will visit with Greg Garrison on WIBC in Indianapolis live in-studio at 9:30 this morning. Listen live!
• Adventures of a spring break do-gooder
• Congrats again to Butler University! Way to represent Indiana! Go Dawgs! This photo was taken with Senator Lugar and the Butler Band and Cheerleaders after their first win in DC!
• Polling Around the House
• Deputy prosecutor suggested fake attack on Wisconsin gov.
• 2011 Bill Watch Update - March 23, 2011
• No breakthrough in talks to end Indiana House walkout
• NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 Preview: Butler - Wisconsin
• Pence “Troubled” by Defense Department Decision to Cancel F136 Engine
• 3-24-2011 - Pence “Troubled” by Defense Department Decision to Cancel F136 Engine
• Carson Statement on Stop Work Order for Second Engine
• Visclosky Attends Ribbon Cutting for Chesterton Slip Line Project
• Pentagon issues 90-day stop-work order on GE-Rolls engine
• Republican Joe Scarborough, host of MSNBC's Morning Joe, commented today on Senator Lugar's leadership in Libya calling him one of the "last Reagan-style conservatives on Capitol Hill. Let's get 200 likes for conservative leadership o
• UPDATE: City lures new convention chief
• While visiting the Martinsville Chamber, Lugar spoke with the group regarding jobs, the deficit, the need for GOP leadership with regards to funding the government, and his efforts to keep nuclear weapons aimed away from Hoosier. Next up: Bloomington Cha
• Touring 'Grease' production is cariacature of the original
• Just in case you missed me on Fox Business last night...
• Luna Music closes Mass Ave. store
• Senator Lugar is meeting with the Martinsville Chamber of Commerce this morning in Morgan County. Later this month, he'll receive the U.S. Chamber of Commerce''s Spirit of Enterprise Award for his support of pro-business issues during the
• Indiana incomes rose in 2010 despite jobless rate
• Poll: Indiana voters oppose gay marriage ban
• Indiana bill enhances rural areas for young entrepreneurs
• Thursday's Thoughts
• IUPUI to Host University Student Conference on Women/Gender Studies
• Gondola Receives International Fellowship for "Tropical Cowboys" Research
• Evening of the Arts Showcases Student Talent, Raises Funds for Free Clinics
• Smoking bill needs exemptions to survive Senate
• Indiana House leaders meet over Democratic boycott
• Donnelly Announces $310,000 Grant to Hire South Bend Firefighters
• Lugar called on Senator Kerry today to immediately begin hearings on United State involvement in the war in Libya. "I believe hearings not only would provide some important answers to Senators and to the American people, they would induce the Obama
• Reality Has Reshaped Young Professionals’ Career Focus
• Carson to Meet with IUPUI Student Veterans
• Peace according to Bill Ayers
• Gadfly: 'Ponzi Profit'
• Haiku News
• Keep Archbishop Buechlein in your prayers.
• Jil Aigrot evokes Piaf & Paris in Cabaret show
• The strangest time in history?
• Thumbs up : Thumbs down
• Colts-themed restaurant in works in betting parlor space
• Durham's ex-wife explains bond for indicted financier
• Formstack stuck in suit by Oklahoma tech firm
• LEADING QUESTIONS: Startup a study in quick growth
• Panel backs Indiana gay marriage ban amendment
• One Year Later: Health Care Law Benefiting Hoosiers
• 3-23-2011 - Pence on One-Year Anniversary of ObamaCare: “One Year Later this is Still a ...
• Altum’s staying put at current west Carmel location
• IT firm sets up shop in Carmel, plans to hire 100
• IU study: Smoking ban doesn't harm gambling venues
• Right to What?
• 2011 Hine Medal Recipients Honored
• Boycott reaches 30 days for Indiana House Democrats
• Indiana schools chief says education changes needed
• IU spring game to feature pigskin and pancakes
• Donnelly to Introduce AMERICA Works Act
• E&B Committee Holding a Tool Drive
• Environment & Beautification Community work day!
• Rotary Greenway Cleanup and Mulch Day!
• Today Sen. Lugar met with leaders from the American Legion Department of Indiana and the Sons of the American Legion’s Detachment of Indiana. The delegation discussed the need for continued support for Hoosier troops serving in Iraq and Afghanistan
• 3-22-2011 - Pence Congratulates Anderson Students for Winning 2011 Ike Weatherly Jr. ...
• 3-22-2011 - Pence Congratulates Anderson Students for Winning 2011 Ike Weatherly Jr. ...
• Reality Has Reshaped Young Professionals’ Career Focus
• Marcadia Biotech principals ponder next course
• Software services firm plans 500 jobs in Evansville
• Minneapolis firm buys Fishers business park
• United Way annual campaign raises $38.2M
• Drugmakers call off animal-health deal, possible asset sale
• Rotarian, Elaine Bedel Wins 2011 Torchbearer Award!
• BRAND NEW Rotary 5:31 Social Club
• Thank You Rotarians!
• Manic Panic: Your enviro-PANIQuiz for the week
• Kennedy Shoots, But Does She Score?
• Dental School Welcomes Campus to Dental Research Day on April 11
• Brightpoint stock sinks on proposed AT&T deal
• Daniels signs book deal
• Indicted financier Durham ordered released on $1M bond
• Hunter leaves IUPUI to take coaching job at Georgia State
• Healthy Indiana Plan expansion opposed by some
• Indiana Legislature moves on without boycotting Dems
• Donnelly Hosts "Home Sweet Home" Event for Seniors
• Additionally, Senator Lugar spoke with Fox News today on U.S. involvement in Libya. "My basic concern is that we do not have a plan for the United States and how its allies are going to handle the situation. We don't have objectives, or at leas
• Tonight at 7 p.m. Senator Lugar will appear on John King USA on CNN to discuss U.S. involvement in Libya. A preview of the interview is available now. Tune in at 7 p.m. EST!
• Read about Marian University's plans for Indiana's first osteopathic medical school
• EEOC: Local bar fired worker over pregnancy
• Senator Lugar reiterated his call today for "full congressional debate on the objectives and costs" of President Obama's military actions in Libya, "and a declaration of war" to proceed. “The facts are that our budget is st
• Marvin Hamlisch concert features unannounced guests
• IPL chief Murtlow leaving electric utility April 1
• In roughly 10 minutes, Senator Lugar will appear live on Andrea Mitchell Reports on MSNBC to discuss Libya. Tune in!
• Labor board rejects Hyatt petition to hold union vote
• Ex-Countrymark CEO clamors for conviction reversal
• Housing group gets $6.3 million from Lilly Endowment
• Indiana senator returning cash from troubled financier
• Senate panel taking up boycott-delayed budget
• Ignore today, live for tomorrow
• 3-21-2011 - ObamaCare One Year Later: It's Still a Government Takeover of Health Care
• Statehouse Standoff; Month 2
• Indiana Earns National Recognition for Government Transparency
• IUPUI Launches National Search for Replacement for Coach Ron Hunter
• From the Desk of the Chancellor, March 21, 2011
• Allison Transmission files for $750M IPO
• Sides ponder political fallout of Statehouse boycott
• Grissom air base to get $7.4 million control tower
• Group begins work to save historic Wigwam gym
• "Now we better get things straight in the U.S. from the beginning or there's going to a be a situation in which wars linger on country after country, all of them on a humane basis, and we must decide if we're prepared to deal with the cons
• Video to come: Lugar states that governments in Yemen, Bahrain and now Syria are also said to be attacking civilians. 'We must decide what is the right course for the United States and determine how long we continue to battle lingering wars in the
• In ten minutes: Senator Lugar will appear on Face the Nation on CBS. Tune in!
• Wild Finish Puts Butler Back in Sweet 16 By Upsetting Pitt
• WellPoint CEO received 3-percent raise last year
• School district eyes events, students for revenue
• On Thursday, Senator Lugar met with a group of Lafayette Ivy Tech Students outside in front of the Russell Senate Office Building. The students were very proud of their Hoosier education.
• This just in: Senator Lugar will appear on Face the Nation tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. EST on CBS. Tune in!
• Earlier this week, Senator Lugar met with a group of Hoosier veterans visiting Washington DC. We enjoyed seeing so many veterans in the office this week. Thank you for your service!
• Another tense week at Statehouse
• Foundation defends risky, stock-heavy strategy
• Design flaws, defects stack up at 2-year-old airport terminal
• Fountain Square staple Peppy Grill thrives on independence
• Convictions likely in federal Fair Finance case
• Hospital systems adopt Starbucks-style customer service
• Governor Daniels Receives National Conservation Award
• Fear of GOP dominance fuels Indiana Dems' boycott
• Wabash National adding 200 jobs at Indiana plant
• Earlier this week, Senator Lugar met with Indiana Future Leaders Exchange (FLEX) program participants as they visited DC. This year FLEX housed students in Fort Wayne, Nashville, Richmond, Indianapolis, and Highland. We enjoyed meeting each of you!
• The NFL Emerging Business Program, Protecting Our Community, Congressional Art Competition and Tax Assistance -- March 18, 2011
• The NFL Emerging Business Program, Protecting Our Community, Congressional Art Competition and Tax Assistance -- March 18, 2011
• → U.S. Senator Richard G. Lugar: Senator Lugar is on LIVE right now with WJOB in Hammond with "The Preacher" fresh from meeting at the White House regarding Libya.
• Senator Lugar met with a delegation of Indiana Fire Fighters during their annual trip to Washington, DC for the International Association of Fire Fighters Legislative Conference. We appreciate our Hoosier Fire Fighters! Please give a shout out or thank
• City to close Fountain Square charter school
• Northeast-side office building falls into foreclosure
• INSIDE DISH: Cafe bolsters base of Turkish food fans
• Regulators delay approval of Lilly's Alzheimer’s screen
• Westfield businessman jailed for tax evasion
• Borders closing another local bookstore
• Shoe Carnival reports record annual profit
• Student’s workshop looks at technology for aging
• Republicans put the squeeze on MIA Dems
• Woe is us: Gas prices and potholes
• 28 Days Later
• Federal judge delays Durham hearing
• Howard Beats Buzzer to Lift Butler Over Old Dominion
• Evening MBA Program Again Ranked Among Best in the Nation
• At a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing today, Senator Lugar stressed again the need for the U.S. to decide the best course of action in Libya. Earlier in the hearing, Senator Lugar directly questioned President Obama's constituional author
• Visclosky Announces Sixth Installment of FAA to the Gary/Chicago International Airport
• Carson Statement on Funding for NPR
• Visclosky Announces Federal Resources for Local Fire Departments
• 3-17-2011 - Pence Remarks at Judiciary Committee Markup Reaffirming “In God We Trust” as ...
• Congrats to Butler University on a great win!
• Three community leaders join Board of Trustees
• Estridge: We need cash to survive
• Bosma says he's done negotiating with Democrats
• Fair Finance investors likely to recover little money
• Trade agency to probe Lilly's infringement claim
• Angie's List lands $53 million investment
• Breaking Video: Moments ago, during a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing, Lugar directly questions Pres. Obama constitutional authority on war in Libya.
• Tim Durham formally charged with fraud
• Josh Perry, Outreach Coordinator for Senator Lugar's Northeast Indiana Community Service Center, recently met with Lilly Nutter (a Warren, Indiana resident) to deliver a Congressional Record submitted on her behalf from Senator Lugar. Thanks again,
• Butler still getting big bounce from 2010 NCAA run
• Recalls weighed as House standoff continues
• NCAA Tournament 2nd Round: Old Dominion Preview
• State awards $25 million I-69 extension contract
• Quorum Call
• First Lady Cheri Daniels Announces Totals From Annual Food Drive
• Panel nixes transportation aid for charter schools
• Indiana House walkout brings talk of recall elections
• The Durham Indictment
• Carson Votes to Protect Neighborhood Funding
• I will do everything I can to ensure that the President gives this request timely consideration.
• 3-16-2011 - Pence Urges Presidential Disaster Declaration for Indiana
• As a member of Beta Theta Pi, Senator Lugar enjoys meeting with Beta men from around Indiana. This week, the chapter from Wabash College in Crawfordsville visited with Senator Lugar in his Washington, DC office.
• 3-16-2011 Pence Votes to End Wasteful Bailout Program
• Gay marriage ban amendment worries Lilly, Cummins
• Officials: Fair Finance largest fraud case in state's history
• Senator Lugar today joined with fellow Republican Senators in a letter to President Obama threatening to vote against raising the debt ceiling later this year unless progress is made to reduce spending.
• Yesterday, Senator Lugar met with the Mayor Tom Galligan of Jeffersonville and Mayor Fred Armstrong of Columbus regarding the Columbus Airport and downtown revitalization in Jeffersonville.
• Marian University is honored to host Bishop Christopher J. Coyne on campus. The newly appointed auxiliary bishop for the Archdiocese of Indianapolis will celebrate mass on March 20, 2011, at 11 a.m. in the Bishop Chartrand Memorial Chapel in Marian Hall.
• Local home construction plummets again
• BREAKING: Durham, two other executives indicted for fraud
• Another northwest-side apartment complex faces foreclosure
• Economist: U.S. recovery ‘turning a corner’
• Wholesale prices jump on steep rise in food costs
• Brightpoint invests in Latin American operations
• Forklift accident kills worker at Indianapolis plant
• Slideshow: Rally against SB 590
• Immigration: Running the numbers
• JW Marriott: Indy's newest & largest hotel
• Charlie Sheen: Working-class hero
• Thumbs up/thumbs down
• Gadfly: 'Revolting'
• CARLSON: 'Nerdy' Daniels needs to turn laughs into votes
• Senate backs ban on using phones while driving
• No More Mr. Nice Speaker!!!
• Governor Daniels Requests Federal Public Assistance for 39 Counties
• Dean Gary Roberts Serves as NFL Network On-Air Legal Analyst
• Annual profit, revenue shrink for Noble Roman's
• Indiana House speaker weighing options over boycott
• Subaru, Toyota curb output at Indiana plants
• Crean part of TBS's NCAA tournament coverage
• Whoops, There It Is!!!
• Carson Statement on 40th Anniversary of the Congressional Black Caucus
• Carson Statement on Latest Continuing Resolution
• Senator Lugar today met with the Indiana 53rd Civil Support Team in the U.S. Capitol Building. Thousands of Hoosier troops are serving or have served in recent years. Like this photo to stand proud with our Hoosier troops.
• Estridge again seeking investors to avoid closing
• Slideshow: Rally for Equality
• New Testament scholar to speak March 29
• Rolls-Royce moving 2,500 workers downtown
• Decade-old Heartland fraud case nearing end
• CIB, Colts dispute stadium concession expenses
• OneAmerica enjoys 24-percent surge in sales
• State finds Notre Dame at fault in student videographer's death
• "Today at the Phillips 66 station at the corner of Ohio and East Streets in Indianapolis, regular unleaded gas cost $3.65 per gallon. For Hoosiers, high pump prices require difficult choices between what they can and cannot provide to their familie
• CICP exec Gifford heading regional transit task force
• Freight brokerage plans local office, 50 jobs
• 3-15-2011 - Pence to Oppose Short-Term Continuing Resolution: “It’s Time to Take a Stand”
• Haiku News
• Clock ticks as budget deadline looms
• If the Obama Administration is contemplating a no-fly zone in Libya, it should begin by seeking a declaration of war against Libya that would allow for full Congressional debate. It is estimated a no-fly zone in Libya will cost us as much as $15 billion
• CIB awards contracts for stadium, convention security
• Committee plans Wednesday vote on charter school bill
• Managing Post-stroke Depression Improves Physical Functioning
• IUPUI Receives Simon Award for Comprehensive Internationalization
• 'U.S. News' Gives High Marks to Nursing, Law, Business and Med Grad Programs
• Jaguar Academic Advising Association Advising Award Winners Announced
• Fox News hires former Indiana Senator Evan Bayh
• More talks don't resolve Indiana House boycott
• Colts owner wants negotiations, not litigation
• Political Potpourri
• Lugar Says Arab League Should Pay for Libyan No-Fly Zone: Any effective no-fly zone in Libya likely would require American participation and military assets. Such an operation could cost American taxpayers millions of dollars. If the Arab League is end
• Indiana Medicaid mental health list worries advocates
• City terminating contract of Eagle Creek golf manager
• SUMMER PLANS? Why not intern on Capitol Hill in my Rayburn office? There is still time left to apply
• Indiana state budget website gets new features
• This month, Senator Lugar's Fort Wayne office is hosting various works of art from Bishop Dwenger High School students. Stop in soon and see this great collection. Who is your favorite Indiana artist/photographer? Maybe they'll be next!
• Five Indy mayors talk growth, Unigov, SB 590
• Manic Panic: Your enviro-PANIQuiz for the week
• Congratulation to the Marian University cycling team with wins in the men's A's and B's and women's A's and B's!! The knights swept 1st-5th in the men's A's while the women claimed 1st-3rd and 5th in the women'
• Below is a list of the 11 Marian University alumni who were in Japan. If you have heard from anyone, please let us know. Keiko L. Nomura '72 Kuniko L. Kato '64 (Kuniko has let us know that she and her family are safe) Mary E. Matsuo '55
• Big Ten tournament attendance, economic impact up
• UIndy wrestler wins program’s first national title
• TUNE in to the Garrison Show this morning!
• Welcome back from spring break, students and faculty! Any stories you'd like to share?
• Lilly agrees to buy European animal health company
• Rahm Emanuel talks the arts
• Dems show no signs of returning to House Monday
• Law Professor Participates in ABA-CDC Program on Emergency Preparations
• Gifts of Education and Faith to be Topic of Lake Institute Lecture
• Learning Centers Offer the Best for Students and Instructors Alike
• Staff Council Team to Race for the Cure
• Kelley Indianapolis Students to Explore the Emerging Economy in Russia
• New Book Advancing Undergraduate Research Spotlights IUPUI
• Historic meeting of mayors delivers wisdom, wit
• WISH-TV parent, Dish Network agree, restore channels
• → U.S. Senator Richard G. Lugar: Panelists are asking Lugar about the use of social media as a news source. "I believe it's a wonderful tool to share information in a timely manner."-Richard Lugar
• Senator Lugar is taking questions from the panelists on U.S. Foreign Policy and what U.S. involvment in Libya means for Americans, Hoosiers, and the economy. Follow live discussion on Twitter with @senatorlugar.
• Right Now, Senator Lugar is meeting with young professionals and students at the Senator's first New Media Round Table in Indianapolis. Lugar has been a supporter of young people using social media to promote the free exercise of democracy. Follow t
• ISO announces 2011-2012 season with new music director
• The Charlie Syndrome
• Study shows state's air quality improving
• Senator Lugar today visited the newly renovated HealthNet Southwest Health and Dental Center. "The additional facility of a dental center provides a vital serivce for the people of Indianapolis to live healthier lives." Check out more photos fr
• Peru immigrant built career on helping local Hispanics
• Eagle's Nest is a survivor among rooftop eateries
• Regulatory overload is community banks' next big hurdle
• Purdue case highlights costs of defending intellectual property
• Retail chain Family Leisure finding new identity
• Product delays thwart $40M Roche purchase
• Senator Lugar, along with four other former and current mayors of Indianapolis gathered at the University of Indianapolis tonight for the "5 Mayors: An Evening of Insight and Vision" event. The mayors spoke on where Indianapolis has been and wh
• Donnelly Announces $200,000 Grant to Hire Elkhart County Firefighters
• Players' union decertifies as talks break down
• Senator Lugar is at the UIndy "Five Mayors" event this evening. Check out our Twitter page @senatorlugar for live updates!
• 3-11-2011 - Pence: "It's Time to Give the American People More Access to American ...
• Not guilty plea entered for secretary of state
• ALERT: Resources Regarding Earthquake in Japan
• Firestone renews IndyCar Series supply agreement
• Right now, Senator Lugar is visitng the grand opening of the DaVita Dialysis Center in Avon, Indiana. "Much thought goes into kidney disease care and control. I am confident this new center will be extremely beneficial to Hoosiers in Hendricks Cou
• Super Bowl Host Committee lays out winter weather plans
• Counselors put sensible spin on Spring Break
• NFL, players face expiration of labor contract
• Duke proposes new cap on coal-gasification plant
• Local home sales continue downward slide
• Law student taps connections for shoe startup
• The President is scheduled to talk rising energy prices at an 11:15am news conference. You bet I'll be listening to what he has to say! What questions would YOU have for him???
• Eco-news from around Indiana's colleges
• Thousands gather in protest at statehouse
• Retail sales up 1 percent in February
• Indiana University to offer workers buyout plan
• Senator Lugar vistied with James Hitchcock of Evansville and Florence Chen of Granger in Washington, D.C. this week. The two students were chosen to serve as the Hoosier delegates to the 49th Annual United States Senate Youth Program (USSYP). Please lik
• Annie : The BCP Play-A-Part Fundraiser
• Law School Professor, Student and Alumnus to Appear on "Indiana Lawmakers" This Week
• Candidates for International Affairs Position to Visit IUPUI
• McIntosh named Cornell College Presidential Fellow for Summer 2011
• $8 million estate to benefit 13 local groups
• IU Season Over With Loss to Penn State
• Indiana football holds pro day
• Indiana closes monument for repairs
• Donnelly Announces $50 Million Investment in Vehicle to be Produced in Mishawaka
• Lugar Says No Trade Deal, Without All Three Trade Deals: Senator Dick Lugar, the Ranking Republican on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, today vowed to help block the Obama Administration’s South Korea free-trade agreement, unless the Colomb
• Carson Statement on Rep. King Hearing
• Pence Calls Vote to Shut Down Ineffective TARP-Created Program "Victory for American ...
• Slideshow: Thousands rally at Statehouse
• As a Hoosier farmer, Senator Lugar meets with Indiana Farm Bureau groups from throughout Indiana. Yesterday, Senator Lugar met members of the Indiana Farm Bureau on issues including agriculture, business, trade, and the economy. Like this status if you
• Thousands gather for union rally at Statehouse
• Pence Takes Stand for Budget Cuts on House Floor: "It's Time to Pick a Fight"
• Check out the remarks I made to over 200 high school students at the 2011 Youth Leadership Conference.
• Massive Indy startup group heads south for convention
• Merger with Teradata fueling Aprimo's growth
• State unemployment rate dips to 9.1 percent
• Hurco turns first quarterly profit in two years
• Visclosky Announces Assistance Grant to Munster Volunteer Fire Department
• Yesterday, Senator Lugar met with Terre Haute Mayor Duke Bennett on issues important to Terre Haute and Vigo County.
• What's a Working Family
• Irsay, Simon tie on magazine's world's-richest list
• Thousands expected for Statehouse union rally
• Mitch's Kids Students have Lunch with the Governor
• With A Bang
• The Zippers of Zoomerville
• The Storytelling Ability of a Boy
• Frankenstein : The Musical
• Auntie Mame
• IUPUI Meets NCAA Requirements for Athletics Certification
• Butler Punches 5th Straight NCAA Tournament Ticket With Win Over Milwaukee
• Senate panel considers proposal to expand charters
• Indiana House leaders more genial over boycott
• Pence on Sean Hannity Show: “If Conservatives Want to Win this Battle, We Need to Pick a Fight”
• 2011 – 2013 Directors Announced
• Local business accused of selling illegal immigration services
• Senator Dick Lugar today said even more cuts are needed as Congress begins negotiations on a new spending bill the rest of the fiscal year. Senator Lugar voted in favor of the Republican Continuing Resolution (CR) passed by the House of Representatives.
• Circle K cleans up at awards program
• Senator Lugar met with the Indiana Association of County Office Employees to discuss ways to curb spending through duplicative programs in the next Farm Bill.
• Scholarship donors make unique request
• Tele-town hall meeting with House Dems
• Pence: "It's Time to Pick a Fight"
• Charter-school boosters tout findings of new study
• This morning, Senator Lugar met with Harrison College representatives to discuss education and job training.
• Virginia not-for-profit suing Duke Realty for $30M
• New federal rules prompt ITT to change bonus-pay criteria
• LEADING QUESTIONS: Barker won't stop
• Competition seeks ideas for Monument Circle
• Smoking concerns cloud city’s hosting of Big Ten tourney
• Northstar Aerospace closing Anderson plant; 48 jobs lost
• Book Dialogue Group
• Rotary Bowling League
• Greening the faith
• Anderson schools to close 'Wigwam' basketball venue
• Breaking news: There are germs!
• Thumbs up/thumbs down
• Haiku news
• Gadfly: A danger to your health
• Lilly confident of FDA approval for Amyvid, Lechleiter says
• Greencastle, North Vernon to get development help
• Drought continues; 76ers handle Pacers, 110-100
• The Broad Ripple Art Fair
• GOP leaders consider ways to move on without Dems
• Wilson blows whistle for start of IU spring football
• Planned Parenthood
• "Given our experience in Somalia, in Afghanistan, and in Iraq, the burden of proof lies on those calling for military intervention to demonstrate that doing so would be in the United States’ national interest." - U.S. Senator Dick Lugar,
• Prosecutors seek another probe involving White
• Senator Dick Lugar will vote FOR the Republican continuing resolution. Reports to the contrary are incorrect.
• Horizon League Final: Milwaukee
• Butler Sweeps Cleveland State, Advances to Horizon League Finals
• Indy Partnership makes leadership change official
• Volunteers market growing retail space along East 10th
• Northeast-side office building target of foreclosure
• Renewable energy 'coordinator' eyes GM plant
• Notre Dame to end use of hydraulic lifts to film practice
• Video: Senator Lugar talks with John King yesterday evening about his concerns with the U.S. engaging in yet another war. Lugar mentions war is a 'huge commitment' and a 'road we are still travelling in Iraq and Afghanistan.' A ful
• Manic Panic: Enviro-PANIQuiz for the week
• Others states' fights bring focus to Gov. Daniels
• State House out 2 days this week for Big 10 games
• Capital Concession?
• CNO Financial Chairman Hilliard stepping down
• Frontier Airlines cuts second-quarter capacity plans
• Indiana House Democrats still refusing to work
• Hoosiers open Big Ten tournament play against Penn State
• Donnelly Hosts Summit on the Future of Manufacturing in Indiana
• ‘Five Mayors’ to discuss future of Indianapolis
• Statehouse still deadlocked
• Men’s basketball headed to NCAA tourney
• In the news: Professor explains love of teaching
• Author to discuss acclaimed book on street life
• Senator Lugar will appear on CNN's John King, USA regarding Libya and the Middle East at 7:00 p.m. ET tonight. Clips from the episode will be available at
• Stalemates and Shutdowns
• IU Foundation buys Indiana Landmarks canalside offices
• Senator Lugar has been named by former First Lady Nancy Reagan to serve on the Ronald Reagan Centennial Committee to host an event honoring the centennial of the birth of the late President Ronald Reagan.
• It was great to meet with 200 of the 5th District's best high school students this morning. I hope they take my message to heart and never give up.
• Today, Senator Lugar met with the Indianapolis Jewish Community Relations Council. The group spoke with Lugar about the economy, agriculture and foreign policy.
• City launching mobile app for potholes, other problems
• Indianapolis hopeful it can retain Big Ten tournaments
• DeVry University Champions Career Success as it Celebrates its 80th Anniversary
• Three local companies make most-admired list
• Homeless-aid group up and running in Indianapolis
• Pay TV battle turning bitter; no agreement reached
• Robert Paul Named President of Carrington Colleges Group
• Legislative walk-outs: The system is busted
• Indiana Gov. Daniels wins Oregon straw poll
• Planned Parenthood rally at Statehouse
• From the Desk of the Chancellor, March 7, 2011
• Home-Schooled 8th Grader Headed for National Spelling Bee
• Greater Israel's Bleak Future and the Consequences for the USA
• Nobles Scores Career High as Jags Beat UMKC, Advance to Face Oral Roberts
• New Chef Sets High Expectations for IUPUI Food Service
• Transition-to-teaching students find few jobs
• Democrats try to explain boycott in Web meetings, calls
• Double Dipping?
• Check out Senator Lugar's op-ed in today's Indianapolis Star! "I will continue to work with like-minded legislators to open more federal territory to domestic oil production, strengthen efforts to develop home-grown alternatives to oil, a
• Pharmacist accused of netting $3.5 million through fraud
• Horizon League Semi-Final: Cleveland State
• Horizon League Semi-Final Preview: Cleveland State
• Butler Clinches Share of Fifth Straight Horizon League Title
• UIC No Match for Butler's Firepower
• Bulldogs Almost Blow Late Lead, Beats Green Bay
• Butler Runs Away From Titans, Win 4th Straight
• Butler's Streak at 3 After Beating Wright State
• Butler Beats UIC Despite Howard Injury, Sloppy Play
• Butler Beats Cleveland State to End Losing Streak
• Butler Loses Shocker to Youngstown, Panic Sets In
• Butler Loses 2nd Straight in Overtime, Fall to Valpo
• Milwaukee Completes Sweep of Butler With Overtime Win at Hinkle
• Yesterday, Senator Lugar met with the Lafayette Chamber of Commerce during their annual visit. The group discussed with Lugar a number of domestic and foreign policy issues Lugar is working on for Indiana including trade, agriculture, Middle East and No
• Bulldogs Rebound, Hold-Off Charging Phoenix
• Illinois Blows Out Hoosiers 72-48
• Hoosiers lose seventh straight
• Convention to cancel if immigration bill passes
• And Now, A Word From Pat Bauer
• Suitors circle faltering racino
• Ride along on a bike commute from Carmel to downtown Indy
• Indiana executives pare stock holdings
• Broad Ripple Village awaits garage bids
• Senator Lugar today spoke on MSNBC's Andrea Mitchell Reports on the need for the United States to develop a strategy for troop withdraw in Afghanistan prior to the Obama Administration previously stated 2014 deadline. For all our Hoosier soldiers wh
• A great editorial on Senator Lugar's support for internet freedom. "In the past 16 months, the Internet landscape has shifted dramatically. Sixteen months ago, there were no iPads. The number of Twitter users was orders of magnitude smaller. A
• Carson Statement on Jobs Report
• Faculty panel to discuss Mideast uprisings
• Group's demolition plan draws ire of preservationists
• Hyatt, union at odds over voting method
• At 1:30 p.m. today Senator Lugar will appear on Andrea Mitchell Reports on MSNBC to discuss the implications of N. Africa and Middle East unrest. Tune in!
• INSIDE DISH: Arsenal owners' ploy is gaming plus grubbing
• Yesterday, Lugar met with members of the 14th class of the Indiana Agriculture Leadership Program. They discussed the Indiana agriculture & national security, including unrest in Tunisia, Egypt, and Libya. They also discussed the importance of incr
• Steel Caucus Urges Investigation of Chinese Investment in American Steel Industry
• Appellate court upholds state alcohol permit quotas
• Steel Caucus Sends Follow-on Letter Regarding Chinese Investment to White House
• U.S. unemployment rate drops to 8.9 percent
• Environmental stewardship as interfaith agenda
• Teachers rally against charters, vouchers
• Indicted Indiana official resists calls to step down
• Statement From Governor Daniels About Secretary Of State Charlie White
• IUPUI Regatta Wins Award
• Legislators praise Social Work Students at 12th annual LEAD Day at the State House
• NFL, union agree to 24-hour deadline extension
• Indiana House sets $250 daily fines for boycotters
• Some Friendly Advice
• Wilson rounds out staff by tabbing RB coach
• IU-Ball State to open football season at Lucas Oil
• “Indiana farmers and manufactures made $14.6 billion in exports last year, but we could be doing even more if we achieve trade agreements that eliminate current restrictions.” Lugar said today criticizing the Obama Administration lack of comm
• UPDATE: Governor calls on White to step down
• “The last thing we need at this critical stage of economic recovery is a bunch of big government federal regulators coming with rules that cost even more jobs," said Lugar today. "At a Senate Ag Committee hearing a year ago, I warned th
• Pence Supports Repeal of 1099 Section of ObamaCare and Onerous Reporting Requirements
• Art show features UIndy alums; reception Friday
• Pence Says Taxpayers Should Not be Forced to Fund Abortion
• Marian University student Kathleen Groves has been selected as a 500 Festival princess. Congratulations! Oh and she's a Roncalli HS grad, too.
• Parks Foundation plans east-side farm for Gleaners
• Ex.-Rep. Ellsworth to lead Vectren subsidiary
• Adoring audience goes 'Gaga' for 'Glee' star Idina Menzel
• Indiana House speaker set to fine boycotters
• Brightpoint suing software vendor for negligence
• A talk about chocolate and corporate ethics
• Pence Calls for Action on Federal Budget
• IEDC unveils statewide entrepreneurship initiative
• Lilly's Bydureon falls short of competitor in study
• Visclosky Announces Operation and Safety Grant to Local Fire Departments
• Unemployment aid requests fall to near 3-year low
• Yesterday, Lugar met with Hoosier business owners and Indiana Farm Bureau members. The group discussed economic and national security importance of solutions to foreign oil that are created in Indiana. They showcased Central Indiana Ethanol in Marion, In
• Katy Payne: Elephant whisperer
• Thursday is deadline day for NFL, union
• WellPoint sees strong enrollment in big accounts
• A Step Closer
• Monthly Revenue Report For February 2011
• UCASE welcomes international group focused on science and technology education
• As gas prices at Indiana pumps surge past $3.50, Lugar called on the Obama Administration to accelerate its efforts to reduce America’s dependence on oil imports.
• Visclosky Announces Federal Resources for Equipment, Safety in Gary, East Chicago Fire Departments
• While we continue to address issues facing our country, we must remember the hundreds of thousands of Hoosier troops and their families that have been affected by the wars overseas.
• Gala Tribute
• Yesterday, Lugar met with Indiana mayors, council members, and other Hoosiers on their visit to Washington, DC with the Indiana Municipal Power Association. They discussed the progress Indiana communities are making at saving money by saving energy. Wha
• Daniels: Legislative impasse may preclude White House run
• Partnership aims to help Midwest manufacturers
• DeVry wins abatements for nursing school
• Bauer returns to Indy to meet with Bosma
• Northwest-side apartment complex faces foreclosure
• Builders offer new twist on move-up incentive
• Pac-Van moving headquarters to city’s east side
• Congressional Record: Visclosky Honors Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. (PDF)
• Congressional Record: Visclosky Honors Bishop Frank Munsey
• Congressional Record: Visclosky Honors Bishop Frank Munsey (PDF)
• UIndy recognized for community service
• Indiana-made electric cars recalled for 3rd time
• Statehouse stalls as Dems stage walkout
• WellPoint expects employer biz to stagnate
• Our Man Mitch to the rescue
• Plastics firm plans expansion, 54 new jobs
• Gadfly: What I learned in school
• Thumbs up/thumbs down
• Pacers outlast Warriors, score 37 in third quarter, win 108-100
• IUPUI POLICE PROVIDES SPRING BREAK TRAVEL TIPS
• Inaugural Randall L. Tobias Chair Returns to Kelley Indianapolis
• Another pay TV battle as Dish, Lin spar over fees
• U.S. fines 3 theater companies over child labor
• Donnelly Announces Grant for Lakeville Fire Department
• During a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing today, Senator Lugar discussed the use and availability of new media in regimes such as North Korea. How do you utilize new media such as Facebook and Twitter to gain information?
• Carson Statement on Short-Term Spending Bill
• Visclosky and Smith Speak Out: Funding cuts jeopardize nuclear non-proliferation
• Pence Questions Secretary of State Hillary Clinton at House Foreign Affairs Hearing
• Congressional Record: Visclosky Honors Indian American Cultural Center
• Congressional Record: Visclosky Honors Geraldine Tousant
• Congressional Record: Visclosky Honors Indian American Cultural Center (PDF)
• Congressional Record: Visclosky Honors Geraldine Tousant (PDF)
• Dow Chemical moves toward engineered corn patent
• Bosma considers fines for boycotting Democrats
• UPDATE: Bioanalytical researcher opening lab in Indianapolis
• Lugar cautions the State Department that all requested spending, at this time of economic and fiscal hardship in America, will have to pass the acid test of whether foreign assistance programs contribute to national security and economic development.
• Key House Republican praises Obama housing plan
• Second Helpings names CEO
• Manufacturing growing at fastest pace in 7 years
• Indiana private-school voucher bill faces changes
• Construction activity falls to near-decade low
• Interactive Intelligence buys German firm
• City-County Council OKs new crime grants board
• Strong showings for track, swimming teams
• Haiku News
• North of South development to start this summer
• Republicans turn up public pressure on Dem holdouts
• Donnelly to Host Summit on the Future of Manufacturing in Indiana
• Buckeyes rout Hoosiers 82-61
• Visclosky Sends Letter Regarding Gary Facility to Postmaster General
• Visclosky Sends Letter Regarding Gary Facility to Postmaster General (PDF)
• FOX Bulls & Bears: I'll be discussing energy independence NOW!
• This morning, Senator Lugar met with East Chicago, IN resident Raymond Lopez, board member of Advance Financial Federal Credit Union, and his colleagues. Thank you to Mr. Lopez for visiting! Check out more at Senator Lugar's Flickr page.
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• Indiana Delegation Urges NFL Commissioner, NFLPA Executive Director to Protect Super Bowl
• Bankruptcy filings ease slightly in Indiana
• Constituent Service?
• PT prof receives national mentoring award
• IPO could help ease Allison Transmission's debt
• Indian students plan evening of color and flavor
• Indiana House Democrats take boycott into second week
• Rising pump prices rattle drivers, businesses
• Tax cut lifts incomes, but spending barely rises
• Congress takes up major change in patent law
• TUNE IN: The Garrison Show at 93.1FM or listen online at wibc.com.
• Membership Spotlight - Daniel (“Danny”) O’Malia
• Manic Panic: Your enviro-PANIQuiz for the week
• Getting wise about weed
• Death of a Party
• From the Desk of the Chancellor, Feb. 28, 2011
• Herron's "3x3" Features Artists' Work with World Themes
• FAFSA Deadline is March 10
• Ballard encouraged by NFL labor negotiations
• Rules to Live By
• Is Crean's honeymoon over with IU faithful?
• Purdue to help businesses, towns participate in global economy
• Local Firm Works in Africa
• Carpe Per Diem
• Hulman board overhaul may signal strategy shift, even IPO
• Cuts may spark mergers among public broadcasters
• Ties to Durham haven't hurt McKain
• Dual roles give Bess unusual view into schools
• Deal to redevelop Bank One garage full of twists, turns
• Lawyer's connection to the greats runs deep
• Partisan divide could threaten long-term education reform
• Daniels Signs Unemployment Insurance Bill
• Boilers too much for Hoosiers
• Indy-based cooperative strikes oil at Terre Haute well
• Report: Allison may raise up to $1B in IPO
• Celeste Holm holds court at Indianapolis Opera benefit
• UPDATE: Lilly settles pollution suit for $337,500
• Indiana is 4th worst state for CO2 pollution
• Eli Lilly neuroscience chief resigns
• First Internet Bancorp reports record annual profit
• Developers need Greenwood's OK for disputed land
• Indiana overpays localities $610M over 3 years
• ChaCha sues Taiwanese company for trademark infringement
• Indianapolis library system sees drop in visits
• Protest turns to camp for border-crossing Indiana Democrats
• Barnes & Thornburg expands into Los Angeles
• The gas mask
• Daniels: House Democrat Walkout ‘Complete Contempt For Democratic Process’
• Security Expert to Discuss Understanding and Combating Suicide Terrorism
• City seeks replacement for GM plant
• Daniels signs jobless-fund bill that unions fought
• Ballard says jobs, neighborhoods critical
• House adjourns; Dems: Monday return unlikely
• Deal to send McRoberts, 1st-round pick to Memphis for Mayo falls through
• Carson, Community Leaders Break Ground on Mass Ave Development
• Indiana House adjourns amid GOP, Dems stalemate
• Indiana lawmakers urge NFL, players to reach deal
• Broadband provider's legal fight escalates
• Local firm making noise with app for radio stations
• Indiana Delegation Urges NFL Commissioner, NFLPA Executive Director to Protect Super Bowl
• LEADING QUESTIONS: Real estate maven keeps swinging
• Pence Addresses “Misconceptions” About Amendment to End Funding for Planned Parenthood
• Auto auctioneer KAR sees quarterly profit surge
• Dems still absent; 'Right to Work' dies
• Ballard: City must build 'attractive urban environment'
• Declare Victory and Retreat!!!
• Truck stocks signal economic growth
• Late Rush dunk, play of Hansbrough helps Pacers past Pistons, 102-101
• Governor Daniels Signs SEA 32; 2011 Bill Watch Launched
• Indiana official out of job after live ammo tweet
• Donnelly Voices Support for Working Hoosiers
• Daniels: We will not be bullied out of GOP agenda
• Video: CAC director on value of older workers
• UPDATE: CNO shares soar after quarterly profit rises
• Republic takes quarterly loss but beats analyst estimates
• Language Training Center expands relationship with LPGA
• Casket maker plans $16.5M investment, 300 jobs
• WellPoint board declares 25-cent dividend
• Franciscan's electronic records rollout shows industry growth
• National Career Advisory Board Established to Provide Insight and Advice for Job-Seekers
• Democrats block anti-union bill with no-show
• GOP advances same-sex marriage ban
• Thumbs up/thumbs down
• Beware of the real majority
• Gadfly: State-controlled vagina
• Make a Run For the Border
• Library Launches Innovative Instruction Lab
• Indiana Senate OKs contentious immigration bill
• Democratic lawmakers leave Indiana, block labor bill
• Congressman Donnelly to Host Congress on Your Corner Event in Rochester
• Senate OKs parts of Daniels' education agenda
• CNO profit soars, beating analysts' estimates
• Fair bankruptcy trustee hears from prospective Lampoon suitors
• General Assembly approves fix for bankrupt jobless fund
• Democrats delay state House action amid union protests
• Manic Panic: Your enviro-PANIQuiz for the week
• NY Times: Former UIndy actor now Off Broadway
• Dinner theater production promises spicy laughs
• Dems said to leave the state over labor bill
• House GOP budget spares bank insurance fund
• Court OKs reorganization plan for Hoosier Park owner
• Water playground proposed for far-east side park
• State treasurer to challenge Lugar in 2012 primary
• Consumer confidence hits 3-year high this month
• Blockbuster selling movie-rental chain to creditors
• Haiku News
• Former U.S. Rep. Ellsworth won't enter governor's race
• "Ride and Learn" about the Marian University cycling team.
• Indiana home sales and prices rise in January
• Immigration bill's author won't vote on own bill
• Purdue interested in opening campus in NYC
• Consul General to Speak at Spanish Resource Center Opening March 8th
• Slideshow: Workers protest at Statehouse
• Ex-House Speaker Gregg weighing governor's race
• Panel approves 'Right to Work,' protests mount
• UPDATE: Indiana panel OKs labor bill as unions protest
• Judge tosses Noble Roman's franchisee claims
• Ex-manager files $600M suit against Indiana Live owners, others
• Midway Produce acquired by U.S. Foodservice
• The Office of Alumni Affairs is updating its list of alumni profiles. We use the profiles to help recruit students. I thought it would be good to profile a few alumni that have their own businesses, e.g., Jamie Mehringer (J & D Turf), Jay Grumme (Abo
• Last week, Senator Lugar met with the Heartland Chamber Chorale from Fort Wayne. The group was in D.C. for a special performance at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. Check out their version of "America the Beautiful" at Tha
• Carson Opposes Republican Continuing Resolution
• I will be on the Garrison Show during the 9:30 segment. Tune in to 93.1 or listen online at wibc.com.
• Countertop maker to close Shelbyville plant
• These Republicans ain’t no party
• Union members gather to protest labor legislation
• Indiana activists oppose nuclear incentive bill
• Regulators plan more hearings on Duke plant costs
• Lawmakers reach deadline week as key bills remain
• IUPUI's International Opportunities Showcased at 7th International Festival
• Civil War Diary of Nurse Offers Readers Vivid, Rare Account of Caring for Wounded 150 Years Ago
• Untitled
• From the Desk of the Chancellor, Feb. 21, 2011
• Herron Lauches Three New MFA Degrees
• Cesar Chavez Dinner Tickets on Sale, Nominations Open for Leadership Awards
• Hoosiers trio preps for NFL combine
• Northwestern Tops Hoosiers 70-64
• 'Going Solo Festival' features three fine actors & three singular stories
• → Richard Lugar: Don't forget to watch CNN's State of the Union this morning at 9 a.m.!
• President's Day Tribute: Lincoln as a Hoosier and as a Conservative
• Evansville's Weinzapfel says he won't run for governor
• Today, House Republicans kept their promise to cut $100 Billion from the bloated FY 2011 Federal budget.
• On Richards, Republicans & Rupert?
• Lilly sees hope in emerging markets outside U.S.
• Lilly's master (real estate) plan for downtown Indianapolis
• Growth in farmers' markets continues into winter months
• California investor losing grip on holdings
• Budget would take slice out of growing horse industry
• Southern Indiana newspapers to merge by March 1
• Hanna Avenue project crosses median
• Pre-OT major up for national service award
• Lugar spoke on the phone this afternoon with Warren, IN resident Lilly Nutter for her efforts supporting our troops by sending more than 1,000 care packages overseas. Thank you, Lilly! Please share your thanks for Ms. Nutter by commenting below!
• GOP makes a move on "Right-to-Work" bill
• Pence Hails Passage Of Amendment Eliminating Federal Funding for Planned Parenthood: ...
• Pence Hails Passage Of Amendment Eliminating Federal Funding for Planned Parenthood: ...
• GOP-led Indiana House panel OKs new budget proposal
• Not just a bill
• Airport could land $63M annually from land redevelopment
• Former UIndy president returns for guest lecture
• Senate passes bill to ban texting and driving
• Public Transit: A real need for Indiana
• Financier in botched deal sues Emmis over loan to Smulyan
• Castleton Plaza seeks bankruptcy reorganization
• Dealer Expo trade show kicks off expanded Convention Center
• Local group heading Down Under for biz opportunities
• Senate OKs bill to ban texting while driving
• State awards $98 million contract for I-69 project
• State Accepting Applications For 2011 Mr. and Miss Indiana Math and Science
• Governor Recovering After Shoulder Surgery
• Pence Calls for Deeper Budget Cuts
• INSIDE DISH: Egyptian Cafe posts hot profits, fears smoking ban
• GOP senators leery of Indiana immigration crackdown
• Donnelly Now Ranking Member on Veterans' Affairs Subcommittee
• Floor Statement for Pence Amendment: “Deny Any and All Funding to Planned Parenthood”
• Tony George voted back onto Hulman & Co. board
• UIndy grad named state Intern of the Year
• Reproductive rights restrictions pass committee
• On, off and back on again: Roy Hibbert’s play reflects Pacers' success, failure
• Panel OKs pulling Indiana Planned Parenthood money
• E-mails detail Fair Finance partner's money woes
• GOP budget proposal includes major shift in school funding
• Indy Partnership may reduce role in job recruitment
• Incentives, long-term leases urged for airport development
• Complaints spark IURC to limit telecom’s service territory
• Enjoyed an uplifting meeting this morning with Roberta Combs of the Christian Coalition, Jeremy Lyons of NWF and their colleagues to discuss the importance of energy security and stewardship of this Earth for American families.
• Elevator company wants indemnity from IRT
• IEDC leading jobs mission to India
• Gun bill raises concerns for CIB properties
• Click and Spin on the Web
• Mayor Dilk names Chief of Staff and Communications Director
• Marsh agrees to settle labor complaint
• Old National-Monroe merger costing 59 jobs
• Pence Fights for Indiana Jobs
• Method of DNA Repair Linked to Higher Likelihood of Genetic Mutation
• Kite Realty sees decline in quarterly results
• Indiana panel backs private school voucher bill
• Panel OKs plan to cut Indiana corporate tax rate
• Butler hires ex-IU coach Lynch as assistant AD
• Donnelly Gives Floor Speech Opposing Proposed Cuts to Pell Grants
• Check out the new video featuring Senator Lugar and Indiana college students!
• Carson Statement on Funding Cut for Second Engine
• House passes same-sex marriage ban
• China company bringing 150 jobs to Lafayette
• Carson's Office Delivers Valentines to Veterans
• UPDATE: House votes to kill pricey jet fighter engine
• Lawmaker wants state to stop funding Planned Parenthood
• Pence: “You Will Never Convince Me That the Constitution of the United States Gives This ...
• Universities, refugees fuel Indiana's Asian growth
• Today, Sen. Lugar warned that the Obama Administration is making the U.S. more vulnerable to oil shortages. In a speech to the Alliance to Save Energy, Lugar called on the Obama Admin to lift the current off shore drilling ban, and to license the constru
• Pence Supports Competition for F-35 Joint Strike Fighter Engine
• Know of a business or restaurant that would like to display a Marian University alumni banner? If you do, comment on this message and we'll send you two banners...one for you and one for your favorite business or restaurant.
• Appeals court agrees to hear challenge in Simon case
• Fourth-quarter earnings improve at Calumet
• Award-winning poet to speak Feb. 24
• Home construction weak both locally, nationally
• Pence: “You Will Never Convince Me That the Constitution of the United States Gives This ...
• March 10 financial aid deadline approaching
• Aid available for education master’s program
• 'Right to Work': GOP aims to gut labor unions
• Borders files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection
• Buzzkill: State alcohol laws unlikely to change
• Star studded Cabaret season opens with Andrea Marcovicci
• Hamilton County woman to be sentenced in stock scheme
• Yesterday, Senator Lugar strongly criticized the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for considering a regulation on farm and rural dust. “Naturally occurring dust is a fact of life in rural America and the creation of dust is unavoidable for the
• Grammys put music back on road to relevance
• Gadfly: Lion's share
• Thumbs up/thumbs down
• How I Would Run Indianapolis Public Schools
• Secretaries of state to gather in Indy in 2013
• St. Vincent CEO takes on new duties in Wisconsin
• Indiana, Kentucky Agree To Fund Completion Of Big Four Bridge To Link Louisville, Jeffersonville
• Wilson era off to rocky start
• Irsay: Colts put franchise tag on Manning
• GOP-led panel tweaks Daniels' school voucher bill
• Indiana Senate panel advances marijuana, meth bills
• Union protests at Statehouse on GOP proposals
• Indiana House OKs amendment banning gay marriage
• Carson Committee Statement on Wall Street Reform
• Pence Calls For At Least $100 Billion in Cuts
• Fair trustee: Durham committed 'fraud of shocking proportions'
• Booster groups Indy Partnership, Develop Indy to merge
• Logistics provider cutting 76 jobs in Brownsburg
• Business Ownership Initiative hires executive director
• Fair Finance trustee sues Indy attorney for $375,000
• Parking meter replacement set to begin in March
• Senate committee passes sentencing-reform bill
• Your Nominations Matter! Companies you name could be 2011 Indiana Companies to Watch awardees because of you! Nominate now at
• Senior Meredith Riley videotaped her senior recital. Yay for us: the performances are on YouTube.
• DeVry Inc. plans to open local nursing school
• Indiana launches $250K ad blitz for Illinois businesses
• Whitsett proposes 86-unit downtown apartment project
• New York Stock Exchange parent to be acquired
• Jazz Week to feature national acts, local favorites
• Retail sales rise again despite severe weather
• U.S. Policy to Address Internet Freedom:
• SunGard Chooses DeVry University as a Provider of Corporate Education Programs
• Haiku News
• I'm The Bad Guy?
• GM to pay more than $400 million in worker bonuses
• Union sets Statehouse protest over GOP proposals
• Bill would send taxpayer cash to private schools
• PENCE SUPPORTS SHORT-TERM EXTENSION OF THREE PATRIOT ACT PROVISIONS
• Carson Reaction to White House Budget Proposal
• President Obama doesn't get that America is "broke."
• Vote delayed on Indiana same-sex marriage amendment
• Pence, DeMint Introduce Tax Relief Certainty Act
• Former Colts player charged in $1M theft case
• WXIN-TV general manager leaving for Houston station
• Manic Panic: Your enviro-PANIQuiz for the week
• Daniels finishes low in weekend straw poll
• Glick partners on $30M downtown apartment development
• Pence: "President's Budget is Nothing More than More Borrowing, More Spending and More ...
• CIB set to approve parking lot paving bid
• Inspectors find Indiana tobacco sales to minors declining
• Happy Valentine’s Day from Marian University! This place has a way of bringing couples together. If you met your mate at Marian, share a memorable Valentine’s Day experience.
• Governor keeping quiet on Indiana immigration bill
• UIndy announces Institute for Civic Leadership
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• Happy Valentine's Day! Be sure to tell the individuals you care for, the people you love, just how much they mean to you.
• St. Francis plans $23 million Carmel hospital
• Racism: A Hoosier tradition we can do without
• State GOP wants own unemployment fix
• Tuesday lecture probes legacy of slavery
• Obama unveils $3.73 trillion budget for 2012
• FTD, Groupon get complaints, offer flower refunds
• Black History Month Continues with Poetry Slam, African Americans in the West Lecture, More
• Physical Education Professor Brian Culp Named to Teaching Standards Committee
• Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Foundation grant to help IUPUI researchers evaluate, enhance school-based community fitness program
• Lawmakers Honor Museum Studies Students For Documentation of State House Art
• From the Desk of the Chancellor, Feb. 14, 2011
• Bosma: Daniels 'hands on' with legislators
• Hoosiers furious rally falls short
• Honored to be giving a guest sermon at Maple Hill UMC in Indy today. Afterward, we're touring the New Bethel Baptist food pantry.
• Education reform inspires intense war of words
• Slating Day
• Meet the Slate
• Great visit as always at Franklin College. Wonderful questions from students. Missed it? Catch the recap on our Twitter page at @senatorlugar.
• We're on the campus of Franklin College today talking with students about issues affecting their future. Follow our live tweets @senatorlugar !
• House could vote Monday on gay marriage amendment
• Daniels: Federal debt is the new 'red menace'
• Aspiring filmmaker scores hit with jewelry commercial
• American Legion HQ changes membership tactics
• Diabetes boom sparks Roche expansion
• Budget shrinks 21st Century tech fund
• Lawmakers eye bonds for debt relief
• City looks to tourists to supplement convention business
• The war on Big Bird
• Pence Statement on Death of Tom Carnegie
• UIndy alum takes executive post at Lilly
• Are you using QR codes? If you are, share your experiences with them.
• Missed us at IUPUI this afternoon? You can follow the conversation we live-tweeted at www.twitter.com/senatorlugar. Enjoyed our time with the students!
• UPDATE: Former Speedway announcer Carnegie dies
• Push to make schools start after Labor Day fails
• Emmis likely escapes NASDAQ-delisting danger
• Lobbying commission fires executive director after leave
• Lilly takeover provision to be voted on again
• Water damage closes Carmel art gallery
• Lilly names new head of cancer drug business
• 'Complete Streets' bill dying at Statehouse
• Ice storm uses big chunk of city snow-removal budget
• Daniels in Washington for conservatives conference
• Census: Home vacancies follow job losses in Indiana
• Indiana Senate panel advances nuclear incentive bill
• Indiana moving ahead with plan to fix jobless fund
• Obits 02.10.11
• Parrish/Tate Engagement
• Indiana State University Dean’s List
• Ball State graduates and Dean’s List
• Franklin College Dean’s and President’s Lists
• Reader’s impression of Ed Bell disturbing
• Bell not a ‘drone’ for Mayor Wright
• Fueling the fire of shame and fear
• I hope someone checks my obituary
• Save the interjection of improvisation and ‘style’ for pop music
• Torry’s Top Ten Suggestions to make the 2012 Super Bowl a true Hoosier event
• Now Open 02.10.11
• Win what you can’t afford
• What it’s Worth 02.10.11
• Chad Brodhacker achieves National Association of Realtors Designations
• South Emerson Avenue up for construction project
• Modern Romance
• Honest, Abe: what’s cooking?
• Be your valentine
• Community Announcments 02.10.11
• Congressman Donnelly Announces Grants for Galveston and Star City Fire Departments
• Pence, Walden Introduce Broadcaster Freedom Act
• Pence Says Congress Must Cut "At Least 100 Billion" in Upcoming Resolution
• Pence Statement Regarding Egypt at Foreign Affairs Hearing Today
• Excited to see many School of Public and Environmental Affairs students at IUPUI tomorrow! On Twitter, check out @senatorlugar for live tweets of the Senator's remarks and student questions!
• Indiana population grows 6.6 percent since 2000
• Daniels says he'd have support in presidential run
• Groups file suit to stop I-69 work downstate
• City agency signs off on North of South site plans
• Dreyer & Reinbold expanding racing operations
• Last evening, Sen. Lugar met with Windred Nash and Peter Goumas, representing the Babcock & Wilcox Company’s manufacturing plant in Mt. Vernon, IN. They discussed the potential to expand nuclear power in the U.S. and to export equipment for pea
• Committee passes 'racial profiling' bill
• IN Republicans propose utilities deregulation
• Indianapolis customers line up for Verizon iPhone
• Local home sales fall again
• Saturday, April 16th - Be a part of the Rotary Racers Team for the Cure
• Service Above Self Opportunity!
• Keystone Towers heading toward demolition, city says
• State reports big gains in percent passing AP exams
• Governor Statement About Teachers' Union Rally
• Fall in love with the best value on the best smartphone from the best carrier in wireless
• Labor board seeks rehiring of fired pro-union store worker
• Lawmakers start work on teacher merit pay bill
• Indiana panel OKs early-graduation scholarship
• Panel backs Indiana immigration crackdown bill
• Purdue holds off IU 67-53
• Pence to Appear on Fox News Thursday to Talk Jobs and Budget Deficit
• Pence to Appear on Fox News Thursday to Talk Jobs and Budget Deficit
• Carson Statement on the Indiana Compact
• Micronutrients planning expansion, 44 new jobs
• Health insurers expect hit from reform rule
• The dean's list is out. Are you on it? A record 368 students are this time! Congratulations.
• Arcadia reports smaller loss on increased revenue
• Pacers bid for five straight falls short, lose to Heat 117-112
• Entrepreneurs plan microbrewery for Fountain Square
• LEADING QUESTIONS: Abdul airs take on punditry, influence
• BSU, IU plan to play football at Lucas Oil Stadium
• 'Clean energy financing districts' face tough sell at Statehouse
• Senator Lugar today received the Manufacturing Legislative Excellence Award from the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) for his legislative work in the 111th Congress. For the seven consecutive Congresses NAM has issued this award, Lugar has re
• Anderson superintendent proposes closing Wigwam
• AT&T planning upgrades to city wireless network
• Nuclear power bill at statehouse conjures up ghosts
• IRT's Going Solo Festival Begins Tomorrow
• No Bueno: Statehouse tackles immigration
• Tales from the drift
• Haiku News
• Gadfly: Global warming
• Thumbs up/thumbs down
• Defense contractor Gryphon plans Bloomington expansion
• Want to confess your sins? There's an app for that
• Bill hikes marriage fees unless couples take class
• Indiana teachers rally against GOP education plan
• State House passes bill to expand charter schools
• Pence: Deny Federal Funding to Planned Parenthood
• Pence: Deny Federal Funding to Planned Parenthood
• Masco closing local printing division; 67 to lose jobs
• Resources Announced to Spur Economic Development in Benton, Jasper, Newton Counties
• Indiana lawmakers eye cutting corporate taxes
• IRT's 'Diary of Anne Frank' is a Priceless Treasure
• Job openings fall for second straight month
• n/Frame investing $2 million in disaster-recovery center
• Lilly collaboration with outside researchers yields first deal
• HHGregg reports higher profit, lower same-store sales
• Fort Wayne cops face trial in fatal shooting
• Manic Panic: Your enviro-PANIQuiz for the week
• Teachers to take complaints about Daniels' plans to Statehouse
• Troopers seize $500,000 in pot on Toll Road
• Indiana teachers to rally at Statehouse
• Clam Up and Charter Up
• Technicality delays council's North of South vote
• Governors Ask For Adjustments To State-Run Healthcare Exchanges
• Council delays vote on 14-acre North of South project
• Super Bowl planners are ready to hit the ground running
• Those who donate their bodies offer a gift to the living
• Baby discovered in trash bin in 2009 has been identified
• Putnam County man, 43, may face wildlife charges
• From the Desk of the Chancellor, Feb. 8, 2011
• Officials to return $10K spent on Palladium tickets
• Ex-deputy pleads guilty to DWI
• Illustrator and Writer Lynda Barry to Speak at Herron Feb. 24
• Foundation gives $5K to support Teen Court
• OCM Appoints New Director of IUPUI Digital Media
• Man in fraud case must repay employer, gets 3-year term
• Streamlined Certificate at IUPUI Offers Timely Credential
• Gay-marriage ban clears House panel
• Lawmakers pass plan for voting centers
• 3 education bills move to full House for debate
• Lawmaker says panel will revise budget plan
• Measure would hold charters accountable
• Donating body can save families money
• Driver will face charge in injury to IMPD officer
• City cleans up, braces for more cold weather
• This week in Indiana history
• Congressman Donnelly Nominates 17 Area Students for U.S. Service Academy Admissions
• Lawmakers pass bill to expand vote centers
• Last week, Senator Lugar met with Rob Lykins (a Lugar Energy Patriot), Joe Wray, and Bob Durbin to discuss energy issues in Indiana.
• Alums listed in IBJ’s ‘Forty Under 40′
• Indiana House budget leader expects plan next week
• Dallas lessons should strengthen Super Bowl in Indy
• Emmis decision to pay CEO legal fees illegal, financier says
• Carmel's Palladium: A failure of imagination
• Council to vote on funding for North of South project
• Airport garage still open after fabric roof collapse
• Endocyte shares climb after IPO expectations cut
• GOP takes another shot at gay marriage amendment
• Same-Sex Silliness
• Daniels adds jazz musician Wes Montgomery to Hoosier Heritage Gallery
• IUPUI Police Chief Elected First Vice President of Indiana Chiefs Of Police Association.
• Mourdock says he's made decision about Senate run
• Hawkeyes have Hoosiers number
• Videos highlight UIndy campus traditions
• Bill would limit school referendum campaigns
• Indiana's promised scholarships caught in budget bind
• Sunday Morning Post
• Indiana lawmaker pushes Sunday sales of alcohol, cars
• NFL lockout could prove costly to Indy economy
• Bill would expand powers of campus police officers
• Pacers beat Blazers, extend winning streak to three
• Indians adding dining option to Victory Field
• Bond wariness might make it tough for cities to borrow project funds
• Health insurance brokers set for shakeout
• New rules rile Steak n Shake franchisees
• Will city be ready for Super Bowl blitz?
• Short-handed Hoosiers slip past 18th ranked Gophers 60-57
• NEW DATE: Congressman Donnelly to Host Information Session on College Financial Aid
• Donnelly Statement on Changes to Language of H.R. 3
• Eli Lilly CEO Lechleiter sees 2010 pay fall 22 percent
• 2010 compensation fell about 20 percent for top Lilly execs
• Carson Statement on Black History Month
• Cancer drugmaker Endocyte raises $75 million in IPO
• Purdue cancels $28 million coal-fired power plant
• Julia M. Carson Learning Center Opens at Ivy Tech Community College
• Business students place first in case competition
• INSIDE DISH: Squealers goes whole hog on franchising
• Remembering Reagan: By Rep. Mike Pence
• Indiana Farm Bureau unveiling ads during Super Bowl
• Consumer groups balk at utilty industry proposals to speed cost recovery
• Brightpoint shares bask in afterglow of earnings report
• Endocyte again changes terms of public offering
• Sport Graphics making its mark in Dallas this week
• Indiana plans Reagan celebration at Statehouse
• Jobless rate falls to 9 percent despite weak job growth
• Purdue poised to cancel coal-fired power plant
• BYOB: Bring your own bag (or pay for plastic)
• Snow Job
• Warning: Don't eat Toxic Waste
• Simon Property's quarterly profit rises on improving retail sales
• Missionary group says vendor holding website hostage
• Panel OKs criminal checks on medical workers
• First Lady Cheri Daniels Kicks Off State Employee Food Drive
• U.S. Senator Lugar to Lead Discussion at IUPUI
• Klipsch selling for $166M, Audiovox says
• Tighter rules for scholarship program advance
• Roots tell tales, listen well
• School should wait before asking for money
• Super Bowl stripped of common sense
• Icephoon 2011
• Bent Objects: Finding the ‘art’ in everyday things
• Serenade your sweetheart with a singing Valentine
• Obits 02.03.11
• Focus on driving with a conscience
• Do not fall for candidates’ negative campigns again
• Torry’s top ten things the Stiles household did to prepare for the big storm
• Heart disease: Hoosiers aren’t scared enough
• On the radar: cavatelli
• Back to basics
• Senator Lugar is honoring the centennial of President Ronald Reagan's birth this week. He is proud that his voting record was most supportive of President Reagan's position than any other member of the Senate. If you have a favorite President
• Challenge mounting for Lugar's seat
• House OKs bill to change 'stupid' alcohol ID policy
• Indianapolis City Ballet company set to debut in 2012
• MacAllister Machinery acquires Michigan company
• NFL labor situation a hot topic in Dallas
• Nutter Center Curse Continues, Butler Loses to Wright State Late
• Detroit No Match for Bulldogs Firepower
• Congressman Carson to Participate in Dedication on Ivy Tech Campus
• Activists to discuss dire conditions in Mexico
• Bulldogs Struggle with Penguins, Survive Scare
• Butler Rebounds from Loss to Crush Vikings
• Dow Agro's quarterly sales, profit climb
• Baldwin & Lyons reports higher revenue, lower profit
• Judge orders concrete company to bargain with union
• Enjoyed meeting with several members of the Indiana Reserve Officers Organization yesterday.
• Manic Panic: Your enviro-PANIQuiz for the week
• Hillenbrand Inc.'s first-quarter profit slips on costs
• Indiana census data expected next week
• Who's Declaring War on Education
• Monthly Revenue Report For January 2011
• Indiana took in more revenue than expected in January
• Indiana OKs 26-percent Indianapolis water increase
• Former Colts OL coach Howard Mudd joins Philadelphia Eagles in same role
• Marian University will be open on Thursday. Regular hours, normal class schedule. See you all tomorrow!
• Pence Says the "Time to Deny Funding to Planned Parenthood is Now"
• Pence Says the "Time to Deny Funding to Planned Parenthood is Now"
• Brightpoint revenue, earnings exceed analyst expectations
• UIndy campus to reopen Thursday
• Students abide as crews chip away ice
• Watford injury latest setback for hard-luck Hoosiers
• Congratulations to the Wabash County Chamber of Commerce Farm Family of the Year! Honor farmers from your own family by commenting below.
• Indiana colleges want $700 million for new buildings
• Area businessman considers run for governor
• Dynamic late commit upgrades Hoosiers class
• Longtime athletics director Bright dies at 78
• Super Bowl committee fields weather questions in Dallas
• ExactTarget reports record annual revenue
• Lilly, Bristol-Myers halt enrollment in lung-cancer trial
• Settlement struck in HHGregg dryer lawsuit
• Indiana Legislature called off again because of storm
• Morning friends! If you are student who received a grant from the state for financial aid, take a minute today to thank your state legislators. Financial aid is on the chopping block in this budget cycle. We're going to the State House on February 8
• Potential competitor to Lilly drug shows promise in study
• Republicans make early push in Statehouse
• Workplace candy hoarders
• Thumbs up/thumbs down
• Gadfly: Malice in Hoosierland
• Moore Like David
• Marcadia may fetch up to $537 million in sale
• Report: Gifts to universities flat despite market recovery
• Ice storm
• Artsgarden - Art And Soul Performance Schedule Changed
• For-profit colleges make costly loans, report says
• Indiana watchdogs seek probe of Duke Energy plant
• Marian University will be closed on Wednesday, February 2, 2011. Essential personnel should report.
• Senator Lugar on the future of U.S. diplomacy in Iraq
• Honoring Officer David Moore (Slideshow)
• Pacers owner to keep Bird as team president
• This is NOT the time for inaction! Our Southern border must be addressed.
• Pacers beat Raptors in Vogel’s debut, O’Brien era officially over
• Donnelly's Information Session on College Financial Aid Postponed
• Lender seeks to foreclose on Castleton Plaza
• Columbia Club Foundation says funds stolen by director
• Cumulus Media buys out radio partners for $740M
• Integra Bank's auditor says situation may be dire
• Cummins reports record quarterly sales, profit
• If you attend PowerBoosters classes, they are cancelled for tonight (Tuesday) per Dean Peterson. Check your e-mail for the status of Wednesday classes.
• Indiana House, Senate cancel work due to ice storm
• Republic shifts eight Frontier planes to Delta
• Rolls-Royce wins a pair of military contracts
• State braces for second wave of ice, snow
• Governor Directs Agencies To Prepare For Approaching Storm
• Haiku News
• Indiana House OKs bill to fix unemployment fund
• Hoosiers hope to close recruiting season strong
• Ohio LB Shaw top Hoosier commit
• Due to extreme weather, Marian University will be closed on Tuesday, February 1, 2011. Only essential personnel should report. Students, faculty, and staff can check voice mail or the web site for updates.
• Winter storm causing cancellations
• Campus closed Tuesday due to winter storm
• Indiana House OKs smoking ban with bars exempted
• Florida judge strikes down health care overhaul
• CAC director: Time to face aging population
• Candy Dynamics expands Nuclear Sludge recall
• UIndy joins in launch of health fellowship program
• Florida marketing firm suing IRL over Izod contract
• Former Sen. Bayh joining Washington, D.C., law firm
• Execs from WellPoint, peers meet to hone health-law lobby
• It's not about guns, it's about us
• Indiana Week in Preview
• General Assembly working fast on unemployment fund
• Imagination Movers "In A Big Warehouse Tour" Comes to Indianapolis
• Preventing Tooth Decay in the Youngest American Indians
• Ball State touted for research even as funding drops
• English-language bill advancing despite questions
• Pacers fire O'Brien, make Vogel interim coach
• Pacers: Early reports say head coach Jim O'Brien has been fired
• Palladium gala concert mixes music, humor and nostalgia
• This week in Indiana history
• Indiana Mr. Football Tre Roberson commits to Hoosiers
• Loopholes give smoking ban bill a better chance
• CAMPAIGN DAY, March 1, 2011
• Rotary Club of Indianapolis Celebrating a Century of Service
• Local charter school's nimble approach could become the norm
• Bill would force owners of electric cars to pay fee
• Mattel may build Hot Wheels track at IMS
• Firms put off paying, despite easing financial pressure
• Coupon site targets lunch-pail crowd
• Fix-up list is long as Indianapolis prepares for 2012 Super Bowl
• Governor Daniels Directs Flags to be Lowered to Half-staff
• New library branch under consideration
• Campbell no longer candidate for mayor in Greenwood
• Thanks for efforts toward Southport Road railroad crossing repairs
• Follow slating process
• The electronic tether is freedom too
• Why is ‘recommending’ so much work?
• Trapped in winter with garden fantasies in my head
• Center Grove Show Choirs to present Pre-Contest Show
• American Legion Post 276 and Boy Scouts send popcorn to troops
• Key Bank supports Beech Grove City Schools
• Steve Angrisano performs at Roncalli
• Logistics management firm expanding and hiring
• Consumer Price Index rises slightly
• Local teachers deemed ExtraordinAIRy
• Crime Stoppers 25th anniversary
• Academic achievements
• Now Open 01.27.11
• Community Announcments 01.27.11
• Less is moo (moo or less)
• Torry’s Top Ten New “Texting” acronyms for us older folks
• Pacers snap six-game skid, beat Nets 124-92
• Hoosiers top Illinois 52-49
• Carson Submits Academy Nominations for 7th Congressional District
• Endocyte plans to raise about $78 million in IPO
• Utility lawyers question coal-gas plant timetable
• House expands 'renewable' energy list
• Judges to hear challenge to state’s alcohol permit process
• King Systems' two top execs exit company
• Westfield sports complex scores deal with youth baseball group
• Five ways to support car-free living in Indy
• Interactive Intelligence reports higher profit, revenue
• Hartford City parts plant closing, idling 200-plus
• West Virgina AG sues DirectBuy, franchise
• Marketing firm VMS plans growth, new jobs
• Pence visits Pendleton and Muncie
• After ARC dome inflation, UIndy raises the roof
• Indy's Crook Emeritus
• Report: Pence won't run for president
• Enjoyed a great meeting today with Grace College. Extremely thankful for President Manahan's kind comments regarding Senator Lugar's recent legislative efforts.
• House Floor
• Measure would let utilities use formula to set rates
• "The Constitution doesn't belong to just one party or ideology."
• Indiana Health Information Exchange hires new CEO
• Local Tea Party group takes aim at Carmel mayor
• Senate to consider ban of texting while driving
• New Fort Wayne-Lafayette highway could be done early
• House smoking ban bill rendered worthless
• Aerospace firm plans to add 159 engineering jobs
• Aerospace firm plans to add 159 engineering jobs
• Duke Realty reports strong year-end results
• Hesitant winds of change for Purdue
• New bill limits role of teacher unions
• Lilly's fourth-quarter profit surges, topping analysts' predictions
• The Last King of I.P.S.
• Bill would allow state takeover of troubled cities
• U.S. says new rules would cut thousands of coal jobs
• Donnelly to Host Information Session on College Financial Aid
• Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay: "Most $$ is spent on own free agents"
• Top 10 Museums in U.S. for Families Includes The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis
• Senate panel OKs bill limiting teacher bargaining
• UPDATE: Biden touts advanced vehicles in Greenfield
• Sony moving 150 jobs to Terre Haute plant
• Bren Simon fires attorneys in estate dispute, appeals ruling
• Gadfly: Screwed
• Scholarship bill raises questions about minors on campus
• Chartering Indiana's education reform
• Obama, race and abortion
• Bill advances to set 40 as Indiana's alcohol ID age
• Have you heard of Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC)? EITC is a refundable tax credit available to families with a working member where the family income falls below a certain level. Information and assistance on the EITC is now available at www.lugar.sena
• Emmis still facing NASDAQ-delisting danger
• LEADING QUESTIONS: Inside the mind of Scott Jones
• Cat Logistics to lay off 84 in Greenfield
• 14 of 15 Elijah Watt Sells Award Winners Prepared for the 2009 CPA Exam with Becker Professional Education
• Carson Statement on the passing of Officer Moore
• Indiana House panel to vote on alcohol ID law repeal
• Pence Appears on John King USA to Preview State of the Union Address
• Thumbs up? Thumbs down?
• Senator advocates marijuana bill
• My Thoughts on Death
• WellPoint profit better than analysts’ estimate
• National Wear Red Day is Chance to Stand Against Heart Disease
• Former Colts RBs coach Gene Huey stepping away from coaching
• Cummins sells exhaust business to Global Tube
• Visclosky Responds to State of the Union Address
• Biden visit highlights potential of Indiana battery plant
• State senator: Should Indiana legalize marijuana?
• Illinois governor responds as states try to poach jobs
• Member Spotlight - Walle Mafolasire
• Indiana House OKs bill to ban texting while driving
• Carson Statement on President Obama's State of the Union Address
• Donnelly Hosts Indiana Teacher of the Year for State of the Union Address
• The state of the union address
• Visclosky Responds to Vote on "Number-less" Budget Resolution
• Celadon sees quarterly rise in profit, revenue
• Thursday ‘Skybreaking’ celebrates rec center
• Ballard missing his 'Obama moment'
• Pence Urges President: "Give the American People a New Direction"
• Committee explores ways to reduce government
• Indianapolis Colts won't be pursuing Oakland Raiders CB Nnamdi Asomugha
• Haiku News
• House panel backs cuts to unemployment benefits
• Auction of superhero memorabilia nets $70,000
• Ritter’s Frozen Custard franchisees reopening stores
• Pence Meets with Constituents during March For Life
• State’s unemployment rate declines to 9.5 percent
• Civic Theatre's 'The Last Night of Ballyhoo' explores sub culture
• UPDATE: Head of Lilly's oncology unit resigning
• House approves English-only bill
• What Kind of "Community" Is This?
• Steel Dynamics profit drops, but outlook brightens
• Arizona-style immigration bill slated for hearing
• Indianapolis Home Show 2011
• Remy International considering stock offering, CEO says
• State lawmakers to take on unemployment insurance
• State House exempts bars from smoking ban bill
• Manic Panic: Your enviro-PANIQuiz for the week
• Pence Addresses March for Life
• City offers another parks facility for lease
• Mayor OKs charter for students with developmental challenges
• Vanderbilt rejected by high court on Cialis patents
• "The President should say unequivocally that the United States is going to achieve a particular goal or goals related to overcoming our oil dependence." - Senator Lugar
• Historian: Address could be fresh start for Obama
• Zionsville retirement village plans $32 million expansion
• Time for townships to go
• Bill could allow for alcohol at State Fair
• To Serve and Protect
• Vote expected Monday on Indiana charter school bill
• Colts begin negotiating with Peyton Manning for new deal
• From the Desk of the Chancellor, Jan. 24, 2011
• Exhibit Displays Religion from the Bottom Up
• Herron to Run Controversial "A Fire in My Belly" Video
• Taylor Symposium Offers Present, Future Perspectives of Indianapolis
• Some big bills on back burner in Indiana Legislature
• IRT's 'The Diary of Anne Frank' is emotionally gripping
• Loss in Portland drops Pacers out of 8th and final playoff spot
• Dry Indiana tourist town fights alcohol permit
• This week in Indiana history
• Time To Tea Off
• Bayh joins New York private equity firm
• Enjoying time with Butler University students today at the Butler Civil Engagement Forum. What are some of your favorite events at Butler University?
• Durham car collection fetches $2.2M
• City push on codes drawing gripes
• Indiana companies prepping for burst of acquisitions
• Unions looking to make Hoosier comeback
• Class size takes back seat in education debate
• Trucking firms need drivers; students can't afford training
• Donnelly-Backed Ethanol Boost Approved for More Vehicles
• Pence to Join Pro-Life Americans at Annual March for Life Monday
• Lilly seeks to block imports of cancer drug copy
• Labor groups oppose new Senate Bill 333
• Sixty-four Marian University students (19 of which are seminarian students) will participate in the March for Life in Washington D.C. this weekend. Assistant Professor of Theology, Dr. Kevin Schemenauer is accompanying the students on the trip. They'
• Alum leaves legacy of dignity, athletic excellence
• President: State must target financial aid carefully
• City refocuses on targets, ramps up goals for tourism
• Former Allison exec settles suit alleging bribery
• Tim Durham's exotic cars hit auction block
• Giffords moving to Houston rehab facility today
• Southbound I-65 closed in Boone Co. after semi crash; 1 injured
• 1 PM chat: Incumbents at risk in this year's elections?
• Indy's temperature dips below zero 1st time this winter
• StarFiles: Take a walk along Washington Street
• Indy girl hospitalized after blanket choking incident
• Bears QB Jay Cutler is Santa Claus' gift to NFL
• P&G campaign pitches Downy as sleep aid
• Michigan City snack-food baker adding up to 100 jobs
• Potential Churchill Downs-Centaur settlement in the works
• MainGate signs three-year pact with Churchill Downs
• Indy tourism leaders to present 2011 plans
• Vote on North of South project's bond financing delayed
• Snack food maker to expand Michigan City bakery
• Palladium opens Saturday with Community Day
• Indiana okay with poisoning babies?
• Lilly imaging drug fails to win FDA panel's backing
• Today's Talker: 76 file papers for White House runs
• INSIDE DISH: Venezuelan chef keeps day job, hatches big plan
• Does I.P.S. Get It?
• IU comes up short in bid to upset Wisconsin
• Driver stopped after chase on slushy I-70
• Tully: Talk of beer sales at State Fair creates a buzz
• IUPUI Production of "Young Hamlet" To Run Four Nights at IndyFringe
• Chill won't deter Butler's Polar Plunge
• Satisfy hunger with 23 cents
• Beech Grove Police Dispatch Transition
• Art and music are vital to a child’s education
• Obits 01.20.11
• What if you never brushed your teeth?
• It’s never to late to chase dreams
• No frustration with this crustacean
• Maple’s mailbag: Your questions answered
• BG Counillors seek improvements
• Call for transparency in Beech Grove mayoral campaign
• Who’s the pet and who’s the master?
• Don’t worry about 2012 Super Bowl, I’m told
• Ophiuchus comes to light and changes everyone
• Torry’s top ten qualities or skills the next Beech Grove mayor will need
• Community Announcments 01.20.11
• Crain/Shaw Engagement
•  Impact of the 2011 payroll tax cut on working Americans
• What’s It Worth
• Life changes can result in loneliness for seniors
• Eat your cabbage … raw
• Legislators put vote center bill on fast track
• FDA panel sees promise in Lilly imaging drug
• Near-upset makes news for men’s basketball
• California judge bars Conseco Life from boosting rates
• Texting-while-driving bill passes committee
• UIndy noted for community engagement
• UPDATE: Demand for distribution services drives firm's growth
• State lawmakers consider repealing alcohol ID bill
• Federal judge backs jury award in FedEx-ATA dispute
• UPDATE: ITT Educational profit gives shares a boost
• DeCoudreaux leaving Lilly for top job at Mills College
• Marian University cyclist Sinead Miller was interviewed by the Daily Peloton. Did you know she is a math and chemistry major as well as a pro cyclist?
• ChaCha lands $3 million investment
• New-student enrollment falls, profits rise at ITT Educational
• Purdue planning new campus residence hall
• BREAKING: Backhaul Direct plans expansion, 325 new jobs
• Brightpoint to re-enter the Polish market
• Statewide smoking ban bill clears House committee
• UPDATE: GOP lawmakers push plan to expand charters
• Visclosky Responds to Healthcare Vote
• Carson Statement on Health Care Repeal Vote
• Spike in world food prices: It's more than bad weather (
• Indiana House panel backs texting ban for all drivers
• Man gets 3 years in cemetery scheme
• Bill would make Indiana schools start after Labor Day
• Daniels' budget proposal wouldn't cut hearing aids
• Lawmakers outline Daniels' plan to expand charters
• Congressional Record: Visclosky Honors Valparaiso Chamber of Commerce Award Winners
• Family Dollar plans 350 jobs in northeast Indiana
• Smaller meetings key to convention center expansion
• Indiana Statehouse 2011: We're Screwed
• Salvation Army reaches holiday goal after late surge
• Thumbs up/thumbs down
• Home building suffers another bad year, locally and nationally
• High-speed video shows UIndy dome inflation
• State lobbying commission sidelines executive director
• Athletics announces 2001 Hall of Fame inductees
• Brightpoint exec Fivel leaving for Simon Property
• Panel OKs adding cell numbers to no-call list
• Wilson Selected as First Holder of the Richard M. Fairbanks Endowed Chair
• Bulen Symposium to Examine Midterm Election Impact on State, National Politics
• Carmel firm gets FDA approval for lice treatment
• Irsay ready to begin negotiations on Manning deal
• Haiku News
• Steel Caucus Calls on Obama to Get Tough with China
• Repeal of Health Care Would Hurt Hoosiers
• Lugar announces young leaders from Evansville, Granger to represent Indiana in Washington, D.C.
• Despite rain, athletics center dome takes shape
• Carson to Discuss Impact of Community Development Funding with House Members, Mayors
• Health chief: Indiana needs more trauma center access
• Visclosky Announces Infrastructure Funding for the Town of Kentland
• Indiana House panel head expects few budget changes
• Video: Senator Lugar asks: 'Who's in charge' of the Chinese military?
• Pence Address to Indiana General Assembly
• Pence Address to Indiana General Assembly
• Lugar to seek re-election
• 'World-class' sports complex on deck for Anderson
• Titanic buoys state museum attendance
• View from the couch: Mourning becomes them
• Indiana officials hope to capitalize on Illinois’ tax woes
• Senator tries to fix Greenwood merger problems
• Obama considers shedding rules that hurt job growth
• Lilly imaging drug isn't ready for approval, FDA says
• DeVry University Announces New Sugar Land Location
• Mass Ave property owner gets foothold on Virginia Avenue
• Manic Panic: Your enviro-PANIQuiz for the week
• Aircraft maintenance firm plans Grissom site, 200 jobs
• Potential killers: How do we stop them?
• DeVry University Announces New Sugar Land Location
• IUPUI Sets Spring Enrollment Record
• Molecules Made by IUPUI Students May Have Potential To Cure Diseases
• Pence Participates in New Castle Town Hall
• Civil rights veteran makes impact on students
• Former Butler president to lead Hawaii university
• Council committee to consider North of South bonds
• Fair Finance trustee sues Durham's brother-in-law
• Community Health building $12M medical complex on east side
• Police support cold medicine prescriptions
• Today we continue to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., one of the greatest leaders in American history. He was successful in achieving major social change through peaceful means and through a strong commitment to universal brotherhood. His advocacy of n
• Carson Commemorates Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Ambulance manufacturing plant in northern Indiana closing
• Ambulance manufacturing plant in northern Indiana closing
• Humvee maker cutting 300 jobs at Indiana factory
• Indiana senator set to propose lower corporate tax
• This week in Indiana history
• Mitch Daniels 2011: Same as it ever was
• Pence urged to enter presidential race in 2012
• Governor Asks Feds To Extend HIP; Signs Executive Order To Proceed With Healthcare Exchange
• Governor Names New Leaders For The Department Of Correction And The Indiana Finance Authority
• Governor Appoints New Member To IURC
• Pence Participates in Anderson Martin Luther King, Jr Service
• Reports say Indiana townships inefficient
• More foreign students at state universities is good sign for economy
• RV makers are optimistic industry will rebound in 2011
• Celebrating the legacy of Dr. King
• IU students find niche in battle against high textbook prices
• DEVOUR DOWNTOWN - January 24
• Can video games be good for your health?
• WellPoint headquarters snags $42M
• Tight supply of used vehicles drives up values
• New IU football coach Wilson is focus of marketing blitz
• Parking key issue in Rolls-Royce's possible downtown move
• Brizzi filed for OmniSource forfeiture
• Lugar will appear tonight at 7 p.m. on Bloomberg TV's Political Capital with Al Hunt speaking on China and various other issues. Tune in!
• Indiana businessman agrees to $3M fraud settlement
• Bill seeks to boost investment credit, startups
• Peace gardens slated for downtown
• Newspaper chain expanding in Fishers
• Bill seeks to up investment credit, boost entrepreneurs
• Rising industrial production gives economy momentum
• Endocyte prices IPO stock
• An important announcement by the Archdiocese of Indianapolis is scheduled for 10:30 a.m.; news sources indicate that an auxiliary bishop will be appointed.
• Indy/Chicago high-speed rail should be priority
• Alum? Participating in a book club? Let us know. Barbara Stuckwisch, the director of alumni affairs, is interested in starting an online book club for alumni. - RWG
• Alum? Do you have a blog? Let us know. Barbara Stuckwisch, the director of alumni affairs, is thinking about adding a blogroll to her blog. - RWG
• Indiana AFL-CIO to fight unemployment benefit cuts
• AIT Founder Michael Evans to speak at IUPUI January 24
• Chancellor Proud to Have Represented IUPUI as University Of Massachusetts Selects President
• Fans to Get Free Admission to Jaguars vs. Bison WBB Game on Jan. 17
• Artist Wayne White to Lecture, Exhibit Work at Herron
• Torry’s Top Ten signs you may be at the wrong wedding No. 2
• No fairy tale fantasy in the reality of long-time love
• Keeping the arts alive for the childern
• It’s far from over
• Another mayoral candidate in Beech Grove?
• Obits 01.13.11
• Stop the presses! It’s snowing!
• Choose your words with care
• Hark ye vegetable blasphemers
• A not-so passé pâté
• Earn cash with your trash
• Community Announcments 01.13.11
• New state prisons chief, utility board member named
• UPDATE: IUPUI's Bantz passed over for UMass president's job
• Labor asks lawmakers for 'Bill of Rights'
• “First responders are the backbone of our communities and it is vital to ensure they have the proper equipment and training." 4 more Indiana fire departments receive grants www.bityly.com/firegrant1
• Alumnus tapped to lead technology firm
• Emmis surges as industry anticipates radio sale
• Ways to feel & be better as a community.
• Daniels' budget cuts higher ed, Medicaid services
• This year could top 2010 foreclosure record
• Indy Sustainability Awards seeking nominations
• Senate debates longer summer for school kids
• Local Superman auction to take flight this month
• Today, Marian University will host the Greater Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce board of directors luncheon and meeting.
• Gleaners capital campaign raises $12.3 million
• JA inducting four into Business Hall of Fame
• Not much optimism in commercial real estate outlook
• Analyst predicts modest year for REIT returns
• Indiana chief justice endorses sentencing changes
• Casinos to escape smoking ban proposal
• Neighboring states gleeful over Illinois tax increase
• Panel says Lilly’s Solpura isn’t ready for approval
• Smoking ban sparks heated House debate
• UIndy gallery to host whimsical worlds of wire
• Hear about #Haiti one year after the earthquake Jan. 13 at 7 pm on Marian University’s campus (@MUNews)
• Alcohol charges refiled in Bisard case
• UPDATE: Judge adds probation to Guidant device plea deal
• Gadfly: Hate speech
• Thumbs up/thumbs down
• Indiana's Governor Daniels said in his state of the state speech, "we must begin to honor the parents of Indiana. We must trust them, and respect them enough, to decide when, where, and how their children can receive the best education, and the
• Daniels' State of State focuses on education
• 2011 General Assembly: Eco-friend or foe?
• Roche back in court as partner looks to sell to competitor
• Area home-sales slump continues in December
• Stadium construction issues nearly resolved
• LEADING QUESTIONS: Wheeler CEO focuses, plans more beds
• State committee takes up proposed smoking ban
• Hurco reports fourth quarter, annual losses
• Guidant to appear in federal court for sentencing
• Haiku News
• Local tech consultant to expand, add 60 jobs
• View from the couch: Reality-based shooters
• U.S. attorney's office finishes year in the black
• One Day U Set for February 12
• Pence Speaks to Columbus Rotary Club
• Pence Visits Columbus Harrison College
• Pence Speaks to Anderson Rotary
• Education dominates Daniels' State of State address
• Emmert has full plate at his first NCAA convention
• Brightpoint will handle supply chain for Allied
• UPDATE: Analysts praise Lilly diabetes deal with Boehringer
• Emmis reports $1.6 million quarterly loss
• Verizon to start selling iPhone next month
• ICVA executives sharing leadership duties
• Bill would lift ban on booze at Indiana State Fair
• Interactive Intelligence expecting strong earnings
• Too many Oswalds
• Manic Panic: Your enviro-PANIQuiz for the week
• Lilly agrees to pay up to $1.2B for diabetes drugs
• Simon Property abandons offer for Capital Shopping
• Daniels' annual speech could reach wider audience
• Lilly partner moves up timetable for diabetes drug
• Advocates say most Hoosiers want school changes
• Adams drives UIndy hoops winning streak
• CAC director interviewed on aging workforce
• DNR lobbies for end to drilling moratorium
• Indiana Senate reacts to Arizona shootings
• Sara Lee to lease 281,000 square feet in Plainfield
• Bill would let Indiana pharmacies collect old meds
• Legislation would allow vote centers in all counties
• Closed dental company working to transfer patients
• Tiny bank claims Stifel Nicolaus duped it on securities
• Local ad agency wins Scotts account
• Kokomo plant closure affects 75 workers
• Lilly's Solpura may lack data to prove effectiveness
• UPDATE: Duke Energy plans acquisition, new CEO
• Ratio Architects acquires North Carolina firm
• Marian University students and alumni: state-based financial aid levels are in jeopardy this legislative session. Did your scholarships help you choose Marian University? Indianapolis attorney Abdul Hakim-Shabazz speaks out about school choice in a recen
• Nine minutes in: Let the fighting begin
• DeVry University National Open House Events to Spotlight In-Demand Careers
• This week in Indiana history
• Push for sweeping school changes picking up steam
• Governor’s Schedule for January 10-13, 2011
• From the Desk of the Chancellor, Jan. 10, 2011
• Diversity Week Speakers at School of Medicine January 18-21
• Liberal Arts Spring Sabbatical Speaker Series Begins Jan. 14
• NFL playoffs' first 2 games set ratings milestones
• Lawmaker wants homeowners to pay for pond safety
• Lawmakers to debate bans on smoking, mobile phones
• Carson's staff step up security after Arizona shooting
• Carson Statement on Arizona Shooting Involving Rep. Giffords
• My thoughts and prayers go out to Congresswoman Gabby Giffords and her family as well as her staff and their families. 18 people, including the Congresswoman who is now undergoing critical surgery, have been shot. Six have died from this horrific event i
• WTHR hires news director
• Engineering firm exec started at the bottom
• Daniels shifts aim to education reform
• Convention Center expansion is high-stakes gamble
• Aprimo sale may usher in 'new wave' of tech deals
• In honor of Blue Friday, Senator Lugar joins Colts Fans from accross the country in sounding off that they are All In for this year's playoffs.
• Evans exits mayor's race, supports Kennedy
• White River Recovery Effort
• Post-Holiday Recycling
• INSIDE DISH: Recess owner keeps it simple, plans expansion
• NHRA moves tech department to Indianapolis
• Marsh hit with second federal labor charge
• Audiovox agrees to buy local speaker maker Klipsch
• New jobs point to slow, steady economic growth
• Sec. of State takes oath amid controversy
• Facts about UIndy’s Athletics & Recreation Center
• OfficeWorks acquires competitor’s local operations
• Shareholders approve FinishMaster deal
• Roche aims to prevent bidding war for software firm
• Public transportation: Still a civil rights issue
• Simon target's valuation 'out of reach' for Indianapolis firm
• New secretary of state says he won't be distracted by probe
• Broadcast Information For Governor Mitch Daniels' State Ofthe State Address On January 11, 2011
• Increasing Diversity of Future Life Science Researchers
• Gentry's Work to Show Face of Indianapolis Makes it to Best of 2010 List
• Pence: New Majority Must “Keep Our Promises to the American People and More”
• Pence Introduces Bill to Deny Federal Funding to Planned Parenthood with 122 Cosponsors
• There’s hope in the New Year for deflated derrieres
• Weird note teaches an important lesson
• From serious to are you serious?
• Torry’s top ten REAL reasons Joe Wright resigned the Beech Grove mayor’s job
• Game hens: a winter win
• Good fish, bad fish, real fish
• Beech Grove Mayor Wright resigns
• Wright says it is time for a new city leader
• Congressman Donnelly Votes to Cut Congress' Budget
• Latest on Healthcare reform
• Lugar Escorts Senator Dan Coats for Swearing In Ceremony:
• UIndy prof interviewed on Colts marketing
• No love lost on Statehouse opening day
• HHGregg shares slide on lower earnings outlook
• State House members pledge unity after rocky start
• Report: Local apartment market strong in 2010
• More unemployment claims filed nationally last week
• Anderson mayor denies ex-aide's harassment complaint
• More recycling woes in Broad Ripple
• Salvation Army fundraising falls short; service cuts likely
• Indiana House panel begins budget process
• Survey Finds Nearly Half of Calgarians Considering Additional Education in 2011 to Boost Job Security
• Two IUPUI Students Receive National Gilman Scholarships to Study Abroad
• New Indiana members of Congress settle in to roles
• Right-to-work spat marks first day of Legislature
• Super Bowl organizers not concerned about lockout
• Carson Sworn in as 112th Congress Begins
• Happy 112th Congress!!!
• D-A Lubricant moving from Indianapolis to Lebanon
• White House daydreams
• IndyCar deal creates series-branded insurance plan
• Grant to help Gleaners distribute more perishables
• Visclosky Testifies against Unfair Chinese Trade Practices
• Today, when Senator Lugar accompanies former Vice President Dan Quayle of Indiana to witness the swearing in of new Indiana Senator Dan Coats for the opening of the 112th Congress, Lugar will become the longest serving Member of Congress in Indiana histo
• Spending data show strong December sales
• Job security: Indy guards fight foriegn owner
• Job security: Indy guards fight foreign owner
• Thumbs up / Thumbs down
• Haiku News
• Lawmakers return to Statehouse for 2011 session
• Governors, Mayor Announce Cost-Cutting Plans For Ohio River Bridges Project
• Monthly Revenue Report For December 2010
• Marsh in Shelbyville among latest stores to close
• Lilly bumped up federal lobbying in third quarter
• Schools chief, union head recruit mentors for children
• Indiana took in more revenue than expected last month
• Great to see friendly faces today from the Indiana University Kelley School of Business. The students were visiting Capitol Hill as part of a leadership program.
• Brightpoint expansion includes three buildings
• UPDATE: Convention leaders prepare for business without Welsh
• Law firm launches economic development consultancy
• Daniels wins award for fiscal responsibility
• Local office market continues vacancy struggles
• View from the couch: The Great Refudiator
• Old National Bancorp completes Monroe Bancorp buyout
• NCAA selects Donald Remy as new general counsel
• Gadfly: Lame duck
• Governor Daniels Among Three Leaders Recognized For Fiscal Responsibility
• Dr. Kelton Appointed to Lead New Physician Assistant Program
• IUPUI to Honor Dr. King's Legacy with a Day of Community Service
• Annual IUPUI Dr. Martin Luther King Celebration Dinner Set for Jan. 16
• Switch: How to Change Things When Change is Hard by Chip and Dan Heath.
• 11 Indiana Fire Departments will soon receive more than $1.2 million in grants
• Local hotel bookings fell in 2010, projected to rise in 2011
• Jackson Group acquired by Houston company
• Educational testing: Just another job
• ICVA chief leaving Indianapolis for Chicago
• Top Daniels aide selected as state GOP chairman
• Lilly, other big drugmakers shut out by FDA in 2010
• Michael Crawford, Marian University professor and a fixture in the Firestone Indy Lights paddock since 2002, has joined series newcomer Jensen MotorSport as Team Manager - Indy Lights.
• Manic Panic: Your enviro-PANIQuiz for the week
• Indianapolis Rotarian Visits Nigeria
• Membership Recruitment event, February 17 at JW Marriott Hotel
• Rotary Goal For Riley Kids - Exceeded!
• This week in Indiana History
• Group plans ad campaign to back school choice
• Indiana license branches no longer renewing plates
• Indiana lawmakers to face more tough budget decisions
• Bring out your dead (electronics): It's the law
• Goodwill angles for donations during weak economy
• Indianapolis startup scene gains momentum
• State's next economic initiative to revolve around military
• Indianapolis Indians profitable for 35th straight year
• Arts endowments bouncing back
• AmericanTowns Heroes: Shauna Shelley Shares Stories and Art for a Cure
• Indiana 4th of July 2011 Fireworks, Parades and Independence Day Events
• Donnelly Announces Grants for Kokomo, Knox, Koontz Lake, and Michiana Shores Fire Departments
• Baby boomers begin turning 65, still riding the crest of history
• 2011 will be momentous for both Indianapolis and Indiana
• Job reviews for teachers might be re-evaluated
• Man shot to death is identified by police
• Brizzi to manage reputations
• Man, teen relative die in truck, apparently of carbon monoxide
• Holy replica! Shop makes Batmobiles
• Marine's killer possibly was on drugs
• Election challenge heading to court
• Former bandleader Tom Mullinix has died
• Inmate's DNA leads to charges in 2 deaths
• Safety sign goes up where officer hit motorcyclist
• City's 1st women's half-marathon in Sept.
• Prosecutors and sheriffs take reins in 5 counties
• Last day of 2010 brings unusual weather
• Embattled prosecutor Brizzi plans new business
• Governor wants revamped teacher evaluations
• A Family New Year's Eve
• Law firm helps create a Safe and Sober new year
• New Year’s Eve from the band’s perspective
• Obits 12.30.10
• A little bit of the beach – full of fun, fantasy and females
• Athletes think they’re the only ones working holidays
• Weather is sensational – but only on the East Coast
• Torry’s top ten things I’ll be hoping for in 2011
• The addictive carb conundrum
• Seven New Year’s resolutions you can keep
• Emmaus Church pantry given grant from Thrivent Financial Foundation
• SCAM ALERT: People posing as Department of Child Services workers
• Community Announcments 12.30.10
• Indiana Medicaid cuts likely to be followed by more
• 24 Opportunities to Discuss Federal Priorities Affecting the Region
• REMINDER: 24 Opportunities to Discuss Federal Priorities Affecting the Region
• Real estate startup hopes to raise millions in stock offering
• Broadband provider sends troubling financial signals
• Roche acquires Marcadia Biotech
• U.S. unemployment benefit applications drop sharply
• 2010 in Review: Bad news and more bad news
• 2010 in Review: CAFOs, cans and scary carp
• Gadfly: Baby New Year's first steps
• Thumbs up / Thumbs down
• Daniels appoints new judges in two counties
• Indiana to stop mailing out state income tax forms
• Lender takes action on Renaissance Bay project
• Emmis pitching in on breach-of-contract lawsuit
• NCAA president predicts shrinking athletics revenue
• Simon lands $4.6B loan to fund offer for London mall owner
• Marsh voted Indianapolis' Scrooge of the Year
• New Year's Eve: Looking ahead, not back
• State awards $70M contract for Interstate 69 project
• 2010 in Review: Haiku News
• Governor Daniels Appoints Ball State University Trustees
• Indiana prisons chief heading to Florida
• Mayoral contender Kennedy to leave day job
• Manic Panic: Your enviro-PANIQuiz for the week
• The view from the couch: The party of maybe
• State GOP leaders weigh banning required union dues
• Post office issuing Indianapolis 500 anniversary stamp
• Water employee: Veolia falsified records to get bonuses
• Duke/Browning team to develop building at new Wishard
• Hoosier Park parent set to emerge from bankruptcy
• Visclosky Announces Housing Awards to Prevent Home Foreclosures in Northwest Indiana
• Many big companies are hiring, just not in the United States
• Baby boomers near 65 with retirements in jeopardy
• Rolls-Royce scores $49M military contract
• Santa feeling stays with shoppers after Christmas
• Art museum closing design-centered gift shop
• Lawmakers seek to fix state's unemployment fund
• ITT Educational OKs bonuses to keep managers in place
• State's big polluters spewed less last year
• ICVA nearing hotel room-reservation target for 2010
• Muncie locomotive plant looking for new hires
• Cheap concert seats due after cruel summer of 2010
• Southern Indiana ethanol plant starts after long halt on work
• 2010 Review: News Headlines
• The Caine Mutiny: We’re all on board
• This week in Indiana history
• Ivy Tech gaining closed Indiana State Police post
• ISU set to create new biz school in old federal building
• Merry Christmas to all Hoosiers!
• Daniels, bankers may spar over bank insurance fund
• Not-for-profits hang out consulting shingle
• Construction, manufacturing may lead economic recovery
• New tax law packed with gifts for businesses
• Christmas Eve dash caps banner shopping season
• Toyota adding full-time jobs at Princeton plant
• Daniels Selects Martha Wentworth to Indiana Tax Court
• An Interview with Santa
• Second graders share Santa’s secrets
• Obits 12.23.10
• Thanks to Rural Metro Ambulance Service
• Community Announcments 12.23
• Holiday stories good last minute gift idea
• Christmas spirit demonstrated with charitable donations
• Rum, Rum, Rum
• It won’t cost a cent to make this Christmas wish come true
• Giving back really can be rewarding
• The finishing touch to the Christmas tree
• Torry’s Top Ten North Pole problems in 2010
• Tragedy shatters family’s holiday
• Broadbent spins off construction business
• Sound Mind launches its third mutual fund
• Stage is set for ‘Super Bowl’ dome inflation
• New company taking over troubled Standard Life
• Economy brightens as consumers spend, layoffs slow
• Fourth Artsgarden walkway gets final approval
• Happy Holidays to all our men and women in uniform!
• Indiana Seed Fund makes 11th investment
• CIB seeking bids for stadium, convention security
• Rolls-Royce, Raytheon win $154M in military contracts
• 'DREAM deferred' for local student activists
• Net neutrality? Not even close
• Amylin and Lilly seek expanded Byetta approval
• Alumni Association names new board member
• New START Treaty Approved 71 to 26!
• Voting for final approval of the New START Treaty has begun.
• Indianapolis Star gets new publisher
• UPDATE: Aprimo will stay put after $525M acquisition
• Thumbs up / Thumbs down
• Carson Applauds Signing of Don't Ask, Don't Tell Repeal
• LEADING QUESTIONS: Carson on Congress, whips, soft rock
• Centerfield invests in California company
• Strong holiday sales give Finish Line a boost
• Ivy Tech poised to take over Kokomo event center
• Feds: Economy grew modestly in third quarter
• Platinum Equity wraps American Commercial buyout
• BREAKING: Software firm Aprimo to be sold for $525M
• Drawing the line on Gerrymandering
• A Christmas sermon from Rev. Hammer
• Finish Line third-quarter profit down on lack of tax benefit
• Gadfly: Looking for work
• Lilly Alzheimer's imaging agent to get priority FDA review
• Governor Reinstates Pay Increase For State Employees
• A Christmas Message From Mike Pence
• Indiana grows slowly but keeps all nine House seats
• Senator Lugar comments on the 67-28 vote to limit debate on the New Start Treaty today. Final approval will come Wednesday. The Constitution requires two thirds of the senators present have to vote in favor of a treaty.
• Most state workers to see pay raise in 2011
• Manic Panic: Your enviro-PANIQuiz for the week
• Caitie Rose has a new CD out. Our Irish songstress has a beautiful voice.
• Ricker rebranding 17 Indianapolis convenience stores
• WellPoint’s New York rate hike to face scrutiny
• Analysts: Simon unlikely to buy Capital Shopping
• Parts supplier NTN adding 115 jobs at Columbus plant
• Glick partnership buys Maxwell apartment building
• Haiku News
• View from the couch: Ask and tell
• Credit card processor plans Jeffersonville expansion
• Indiana awaits census data, redistricting debate
• Governor's Statement About Skillman Announcement
• IUPUI Appoints Retiring Executive as Senior Advisor, Visiting Lecturer
• Today, three treaty-killing amendments were voted down. The vote results were 33-64, 33-64 and 35-62. Debate will continue Tuesday with final passage by Wednesday.
• START Treaty Debate Day 6: Senator Lugar's Speech
• Indiana's graduation rate improves to 84 percent
• Skillman won't run for governor's seat in 2012
• Insurer for Durham firm to settle suits for $2.8M
• Group opposes city plan to pay water manager Veolia $29M
• Prudential Indiana adds two Coldwell Banker offices
• Duke Realty planning $967M in property deals
• New START Treaty Debate: Day 6 - Watch Live
• Hoosier values: Paying artists for their work
• Charities surprised by $6M from Wayne County couple
• WellPoint spent $1.1M lobbying feds in third quarter
• This week in Indiana History
• Lilly Endowment gives $35M to start pharmacy school
• IU locating art and design center in Columbus
• From the Desk of the Chancellor, Dec. 20, 2010
• WANE: Pence Talks About Tax Vote
• The Risch Amendment to the New START Treaty fails 32-60.
• New START Treaty Debate: Day 5
• Conservationists blast Newport depot reuse plan
• Diary of a Hunger Striker: The DREAM ends
• In case you missed it: Today, Senator Lugar spoke on ABC's This Week with Christiane Amanpour regarding the New START Treaty and AfPak. Great video.
• Day 5 of New START Treaty debate begins now. Watch live -->
• Big or small: The great farm debate continues
• Improved fiscal outlook may spare schools more cuts
• Amendment to New START Treaty Defeated 37-59 – Would have killed Treaty.
• DREAM Act fails, DADT ends
• DREAM Act Cloture Vote Fails Five Votes Short of Moving Debate Forward:
• Deal saves Carmel, Fishers commuter bus routes
• Performing-arts groups stretch to cover rent at Palladium
• Conseco name lives on at downtown arena
• Holy Cross startup sees plenty of room for more craft brewers
• Turbulent Indiana General Assembly just ahead
• Pence: Planned Parenthood's Own Report Confirms Need To Defund Nation's Largest Abortion Provider
• Pence: Planned Parenthood's Own Report Confirms Need To Defund Nation's Largest Abortion Provider
• In case you missed it: Lugar on the Senate Floor earlier today.
• Senator Lugar speaking NOW on the New START Treaty on the Senate floor
• In case you missed it: Day 3 on New START -- Lugar Speaks on the Floor #NewSTART
• Diary of a hunger striker: Last day of school
• Airport consultant presents long-term land-use plan
• Tuesdays with Maury
• Lots of snow here in Indy. This will make you smile. - RWG
• UPDATE: Regional bank shares rally on M&I Bank deal
• Donnelly Supports Tax Relief for Hoosier Families and Businesses
• Senator Lugar speaking NOW on Day Three of the U.S. Senate New START Treaty Debate LIVE at
• INSIDE DISH: Saffron Cafe surges in second year
• State unemployment rate dips to 9.8 percent
• Watch Day Three of the U.S. Senate New START Treaty Debate LIVE at
• Canadian bank to acquire Marshall & Ilsley for $4.1B
• Congress sends tax legislation to White House
• Rolls-Royce scores more military business
• Bill would ban texting while driving
• Law School Event Celebrates International Human Rights Day
• Princess of Thailand Visits IUPUI, Receives Honorary Degree from IU
• Placing Priority on Helping Middle-Class and Unemployed, Carson Backs Tax Relief Bill
• Celebrating 50th wedding anniversary
• The weather outside is frightful
• Researchers, save our mailboxes
• Serious business: Christmas day procedures
• Torry’s top ten signs you weren’t at the top of the Christmas list
• Water’ you doing about aging?
• Tough cut, tender result
• A quick guide to tax law changes
• Eagle Riders assist local family in time of need
• ‘Twas the night before Christmas
• Beat the Holiday Blues
• The Winter Solstice
• From grief to happiness: A very merry holiday story
• Obits 12.16.10
• Burns / Edwards Engagement
• Community Announcements 12.16.10
• State reaches deal on coal-gasification plant
• Toxic chemical releases decrease 18 percent in Indiana
• Diary of a Hunger Striker: Day 15
• The Nunn-Lugar program has made possible, through operations of the United States military, United States contractors, working with their counterparts in Russia, the destruction of very sizeable amounts of nuclear weapons. Threats we took very seriously
• WTF is up with Irsay's Twitter feed?
• Happy 237th Birthday Tea Party!
• Senator Lugar is speaking now on the floor of the U.S. Senate -
• FBI investigating Durham firms for phone cramming
• Daniels says he'd sign statewide smoking ban
• Ganassi locating two new race teams in Brownsburg
• State pushing to keep building-review wait times down
• North of South project clears rezoning hurdle
• DeVry University cited as model institution in new McKinsey & Company report on higher education productivity
• U.S. home construction up after two months of declines
• "In anticipation of our consideration of the New START Treaty, some have advocated that the preamble to the Treaty be amended to address concerns regarding missile defense. I believe that this course is unnecessary and will not ultimately serve U.S
• Watch today's U.S. Senate New START Treaty Debate LIVE at
• Judge removes Bren Simon as trustee over late husband's estate
• First vehicles roll out of Indiana electric-car plant
• Pence says federal tax package won't help create jobs
• UIndy names dean for College of Health Sciences
• Economist: State recovery slow, but faster than peers
• Lilly Endowment awards Purdue center $6.3M
• Daniels endorses findings of criminal code review
• Indiana may cut Medicaid services to check costs
• House passes DADT repeal
• The New START Treaty full speech is now available at
• Carson Statement on Don't Ask Don't Tell
• Watch Senator Lugar LIVE on the Senate Floor regarding the New START Treaty right now! --> www.lugar.senate.gov
• Indiana GOP chairman stepping down after 5 years
• Indiana lawmakers plan to float corporate tax cuts
• Indiana lawmakers plan to float corporate tax cuts
• Growing Green: Recycling in Broad Ripple
• UPDATE: United Kingdom mall owner rejects Simon bid
• Houston-based company purchasing Gold Club
• Diary of a Hunger Striker: Day 14
• Simon bids $4.6B for U.K.'s Capital Shopping
• Court sides with FedEx in dispute with drivers
• Hammer: Waiting on a downtown bus
• Wowza! Marian University's Dr. Rod Macrae, assistant professor of chemistry, spent his Thanksgiving break in Japan! He was there for four days, "carrying out an experiment at J-PARC (the Japan Proton Accelerator Research Complex). The experimen
• Gadfly (December 15)
• Governor, State Leaders Endorse Results Of Sentencing Study
• Ivy Tech gets $23M to renovate old Stouffer's Hotel building
• 2 + 2 Programs Deepen Ties Between IUPUI and Sun Yat-sen University
• IUPUI Names Linda Haas as Interim Associate Vice Chancellor for International Affairs, Associate Vice President for International Affairs
• Pence Urges Congress Not To Repeal "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" Policy
• Pence Opposes Tax Deal, Calls For Permanent Extension Of Current Tax Rates
• Chrysler to invest another $85M in Kokomo plant
• On December 13, an important piece of national legislation which extends and improves programs associated with the health, wellbeing, and education of Indiana children was signed into law. Senator Lugar applauds this legislation in a new op-ed today.
• Thumbs up/Thumbs down
• Abound Solar completes financing for Tipton plant
• Hillenbrand wins ban of knockoff coffins from Mexico
• UPDATE: Competitors' woes could help Fishers mortgage firm expand
• Manic Panic: This week's Enviro-PANIQuiz
• CIB OKs $2.6M in carpet upgrades for convention center
• Happy Holidays to our Hoosier troops, our veterans and their families.
• New commission could run state museum
• NAI Olympia brokerage firm closing after 20-year run
• Fishers-based mortgage company to add 300 jobs
• GM considering Fort Wayne plant for $230M upgrade
• TJX closing South Bend facility, cutting 725 jobs
• The view from the couch: The rich win, again.
• Haiku News
• Former Kelley Associate Dean, Respected Operations Professor to Retire
• IUPUI Students Take Top Prizes at Statewide Science Competition
• Lilly suspends late-stage trial for melanoma drug
• Lost funding puts brakes on commuter buses
• Hundreds of students from around Indiana participated in the 34th Annual Richard G. Lugar Symposium for Tomorrow's Leaders at the University of Indianapolis on December 11, 2010.
• Simon’s options for Capital Shopping takeover dwindling
• IU surgeon dies in accident
• Big Ten names divisions 'Leaders' and 'Legends'
• Indiana secretary of state race challenge dismissed
• MLK Day event to feature civil rights pioneer
• CIB finances faring better than expected
• Deadline Jan. 12 for $30,000 teaching fellowships
• Longtime local Cadillac dealer loses fight to sell car
• Steak n Shake's annual profit sizzles
• Area home sales continue downward spiral
• Diary of a hunger striker: Meeting Sen. Lugar (Day 13)
• Indy motorists roll through the first wintery blast
• Man convicted of killing 7 appeals sentence
• Brightpoint making $80M acquisition
• British mall owner rejects Simon financing plan
• Midwest in deep freeze after storm cancels flights
• NASCAR's Tony Stewart turning his Indiana property into 'lab' for biologists
• A little piece of Greece returns to Fountain Square
• Pence: Ruling Confirms Need For Obamacare Repeal
• From the Desk of the Chancellor, Dec. 13, 2010
• Pence To Make Stops In Muncie, Anderson On Tuesday
• Westfield council to vote on possible change to development standards
• Adoption issue is on agenda for Hondurans' visit
• Police: Man stabs wife to death, then dies in car crash
• 2 men face charges after car chase, crash
• Council member wants to see TSA screeners replaced
• Energy assistance group faces cash concerns
• Insurer Baldwin & Lyons names new CEO
• This week in Indiana History
• Ballard says he will keep Indy moving forward
• IMPD: Man stabs wife, dies in Southside car crash
• Law change eyed to help Indiana casinos compete
• Bayh says he will not run for governor in 2012
• Diary of a hunger striker: Waiting on the DREAM Act (Day 12)
• After the question and answer session, Lugar talked to Abdul from Newstalk 1430AM about the tax cuts deal and the need for bipartisanship, the deficit, the DREAM act and the New START treaty.
• IU's health care budget could be $25 million short
• Following his speech, Senator Lugar took questions on U.S. debt and ways to cut government spending, health care, Wikileaks, economic crisis in Europe, his childhood, and advice for youth interested in political office from Symposium students.
• Delivering the opening address to students at the 34th Annual Symposium for Tomorrow's Leaders at UIndy. This is the most important speech to student leaders Senator Lugar gives each year.
• Meeting with President Pitts @ UIndy. The students are energized and ready to go.
• Arriving at University of Indianapolis, meeting with students.
• I am excited to meet hundreds of young Hoosiers from around Indiana today. For the 34th year we're meeting to discuss issues facing our country and the world. I'm eager to hear from these students and their parents and learn of their passions
• Wowza! This is fantastic! Congratulations to everyone! Hey, alumni! Does it bring back memories for those of you who performed in the Madgrigals in years past? Please share your reflections! - RWG
• Controversial airport scanners identify more crooks than terrorists
• Summit Realty plans to grow into new headquarters
• NFL owners plan for possible lockout
• Online 'daily deals' coupons transform local advertising
• Noblesville's racist toiletries
• Diary of a hunger striker: Waiting on the DREAM Act (Day 11)
• High-speed rail blind-sided
• Event features Sen. Lugar, UIndy’s Miss America
• TJX closing A.J. Wright brand, cutting 4,400 jobs
• Many admirable young Hoosiers will be interviewing with Senator Lugar’s Merit Selection Committee tomorrow. Wish them well as they take one step closer to attending a U.S. Service Academy!
• CB Richard Ellis names new managing director
• Off to the Big Apple, with images of Indy
• Printer suing Indianapolis Woman publisher for $271K
• UPDATE: Feds charge Marsh with unfair labor practices
• FinishMaster to be acquired in $172M deal
• Lawmaker files bill to soften alcohol ID rule
• Governor Names Former General Counsel To Head Alcohol And Tobacco Commission
• Law Professor Travels to South Africa for Talks, Study of Reparations
• Duke, others withdraw cost deal on Indiana project
• Two states lose federal high-speed rail money
• State Fair board votes to continue 17-day run
• Last night, Senator Lugar spoke with C1C Christopher McCool, an Anderson native, on being named the Air Force’s Cadet of the Year. McCool was the only cadet of more than 4,000 at the Air Force Academy to receive this recognition. During the phone c
• Daniels names Massa to lead state alcohol board
• How safe would you feel?
• ITT Educational, for-profit peers reaped $521M from military
• Obits 12.09.10
• Staying antiseptic – then and now
• Palin’s show is a 60-minute campaign ad
• Drop a can, or two, at our office
• Thieves use every resource available to them
• Torry’s top ten money-saving suggestions for Christmas
• I’m coo-coo for coconuts
• Say cheese … and more, please
• Let knitting fill a need in your life
• Festive holiday ideas
• Share a holiday story with your family
• Legitimate online rewards sites offer financial benefits
• Church purchases 14 South Side acres
• Information management company acquired
• A-caroling they will go
• Putting Beech Grove in the spotlight
• Roncalli performs Christmas concert
• Roncalli senior selected for All American Team
• Coy named partner at Greenwood accounting firm
• Center Grove Middle School North Students of the Month
• Lender seeking to foreclose on northwest-side hotel
• Lender seeking to foreclose on northwest-side hotel
• Lender seeking to foreclose on northwest-side hotel
• Clarian Health looks to scoop up White County hospital
• Clarian Health looks to scoop up White County hospital
• Clarian Health looks to scoop up White County hospital
• LEADING QUESTIONS: Deputy mayor keeps thick skin
• LEADING QUESTIONS: Deputy mayor keeps thick skin
• Jobless claims fall near lowest level of year
• Jobless claims fall near lowest level of year
• Jobless claims fall near lowest level of year
• From planks to plinks
• DREAM Act passes the House
• Military contracts add up for Raytheon
• Holloway Joins Ranks of Herron's Efroymson Fellows
• Pence Congratulates Heather Prophet of Anderson
• Whistleblower suit cites Rolls-Royce engine flaws
• Carson Votes to Approve DREAM Act
• Audio from the Garrison Show interview is now posted on our website at
• The view from the couch: PalinDaniels2012
• Evansville-area teen receives Lugar Center honor
• Governor's education agenda includes vouchers
• Lucas Oil banner promoting Super Bowl coming down
• History students separate pirate fact from fiction
• Mary McNulty Young is a retired Indianapolis attorney and the matriarch of one of the city’s most service-oriented and devoutly Catholic families. A 1947 graduate of Marian University, she was one of only two women in a class of 150 students at Ind
• Cosmopolitan apartment fire prompts lawsuit
• Sallie Mae restructuring affects Indiana jobs
• Bill would provide oversight for key state appointments
• We'll be on Greg Garrision's show on WIBC in just a moment...Be sure to listen in! with photos at
• Irsay quickly gains Twitter following
• Art museum names fundraising chief
• Cummins to build $70 million plant in Turkey
• CNO Financial plans $300 million sale of debt
• Solar panel maker plans up to 240 jobs in Columbus
• Simon may drop interest in Capital Shopping Centres
• Bill would suspend officeholders facing felonies
• Women More Likely to Give to Most Types of Charities
• Partnership Creates First IUPUI Motorsports Scholarship
• IUPUI to Support Promotion, Management of Midget Series
• Carmel-based wind-gear maker plans Marion plant
• Indiana cattle firm may face involuntary bankruptcy
• Hunger for freedom: Waiting on the Dream Act
• 9 years after Lugar first articulated an American foreign policy and national security doctrine to counter the spread of weapons of mass destruction, he praised the work of hundreds of Department of Defense workers who carry out the Nunn-Lugar Cooperativ
• Nunn-Lugar Africa Video Preview: www.lugar.senate.gov Check this page tomorrow morning for first access to the Nunn-Lugar Global: Africa Mission trip report!
• Indianapolis Symphony's deficit nears record
• The countdown is on! This Saturday will mark the 34th Lugar Symposium for Tomorrow's Leaders at the University of Indianapolis. Comment on this status if you'll be in attendance or have well wishes to share for the students!
• Manic panic: This week's Enviro-PANIQuiz
• Penske adds third new sponsor to IndyCar team
• Controversial Martin University president to retire this month
• Tabbert Hahn lawyers joining Bose McKinney
• Duke Energy exec resigns over IURC e-mails
• Tune-in Indiana to 96.9 KISSFM to listen to my interwiew with Bryan Michaels!
• Greenfield schools welcome iPad use in classroom
• Dow Agro target of patent-infringement lawsuit
• Republic sues website operator over airline gift cards
• Panel: Challenge to Indiana SOS race continues
• Greening IUPUI Grant Fund
• Winter Break Security
• From the Desk of the Chancellor, Dec. 6, 2010
• Charities struggling to keep up with growing need
• Reminder! Watch CNN 'State of the Union' with Candy Crowley right now for a segment with Senator Lugar on Indiana and National issues.
• Simon Property offers to settle dispute over widow's stake
• Abandoned United Airlines repair base now bustling
• Menard lawsuit entangles businessmen Hilbert, Dick
• Exports fueling Indiana business growth
• Monthly Revenue Report - November 2010
• Be sure to watch State of the Union with Candy Crowley on CNN at 9 a.m. and 12 p.m. EST this Sunday for a segment with Senator Lugar!
• Judge OKs plan to distribute Schrenker's assets
• Poll: Public lukewarm on more charter schools
• My heart goes out to the people of Israel as they struggle to contain the massive forest fires that rage across their country.
• Rotary Christmas Party for Riley Kids Brings Cheer!
• WTHR winner during November sweeps period
• Our Child Nutrition Bill passes Congress! The latest successful initiative to feed children in today's Indianapolis Star:
• INSIDE DISH: Irvington favorite breaks off slice for Greenwood
• Factory orders sink for first time since June
• Children's choir founder taps protege
• UIndy rolls out new Lugar Center scholarship program
• Two more WellPoint executives set to depart
• World Bank chief: U.S. still good place to invest
• World Bank chief: U.S. still good place to invest
• Jobless rate rises to 9.8 percent as U.S. job growth slows
• New scholarships build on Lugar Center mission
• Pence Statement On Unemployment Numbers
• Indiana revenue shows slight gains in November
• Obits 12.02.10
• Haven Sanctuary for Women born of a benevolent heart
• Habitat home offers vital training for fire department
• Railway to alter public transportation
• Tortuous joy and embarrassment all in the name of love
• Cats are not stepping stones
• Television is no longer simple or mindless
• Torry’s top ten suggestions for a new school funding system
• A memorable meatball
• Planning now can optimize income tax savings
• What it’s Worth 12.02
• Real men eat real food
• Community Announcments 12.02
• Carson Votes to Permanently Extend Tax Cuts for Middle-Class
• Foreign Policy magazine names Lugar in the Top 100 Global Thinkers list One of only two Members of Congress making the list.
• Jobs with Justice: Celebrating Indy's Scrooges
• House Approves Child Nutrition Act
• Prof opens window on obscure academic world
• Growing state welfare rolls require more workers
• Cats made for kicking
• Donate blood today, save a life tomorrow. The Indiana Blood Center has just issued a report stating they are in great need of all blood types. Find out where you can donate here:
• USA, Indianapolis lose out on 2022 World Cup
• City Market attempting to evict longtime tenant
• Pass it along: Sarah Palin will be holding a book signing at the Carmel Meijer store from 6pm-9pm.
• Ice Miller elects new chief managing partner
• Credit counselor to merge with Ohio-based network
• Local GM stamping plant layoffs to begin next month
• North of South financing clears first hurdle
• My First (and only?) Rotary Club of Paris Meeting
• Jobless claims tick up again
• Local coatings company plans expansion, 50 hires
• Rising Medicaid costs for Indiana mean service cuts likely
• An interview with Daniel J. Elsener, President of Marian University: comments about all of the new and exciting developments at the university including the Knight's recent very successful football season.
• Urgent ACTION needed to prevent higher taxes for Hoosiers
• Lab Directors Assure Nuclear Modernization ( We're still hoping for START passage this session. (
• Proud to announce the Indianapolis Fire Department received a $200,000 grant ( and the Clay Township Fire Department in Columbus received a 19,732 fire grant ( Very helpful to first responders in our communities.
• I would like to congratulate Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers and her husband, Brian Rodgers. They were blessed with the birth of a beautiful healthy daughter earlier this morning.
• Yesterday, we had a nice meeting with Foreign Minister of Turkey, Ahmet Davutoglu.
• A bill I initially introduced in July passed in the House. I believe parents of special needs children should be recognized nationally.
• Gadfly: "School reform"
• Infrastructure Investments Announced for Newton County
• Thumbs up/thumbs down
• VSA arts of Indiana pulls through
• Swing in governors could help WellPoint deal with reform
• Barbara Stuckwisch, the director of alumni affairs, has a new blog posting. - RWG
• Feds sue developer Premier over raid on retirement accounts
• Conner Prairie to open interactive Civil War exhibit
• Online Transport buys Frontier assets from Toronto firm
• Rolling Exhibition from Library of Congress to Visit Merrillville
• Kite plans to raise $65 million in stock offering
• Carson Statement on World AIDS Day
• Marion County GOP chairman stepping down
• Long-term jobless benefits set to expire this week
• IUPUI Doubles Value of Scholarships for Incoming High Achieving High School Students
• State lawmakers face tough choices over prison costs
• Regarding the vote on S. 510 today, the Republican Policy Committee released the attached myth-buster regarding the bill. NO new registration fees, DOES NOT require more farms and facilities to register with the FDA, DOES NOT give the FDA new authority
• Carson Selected for Leadership Post
• Electronics maker buying former GM factory in Anderson
• Anderson loses out on Bright Automotive tech center
• State memo: Schools won't see more budget cuts
• Haiku News
• UIndy alum, once an intern, now a partner
• The view from the couch:Everybody's mail, everybody's problem
• Renewed Sunday liquor fight to focus on money
• Simon widow's attorneys want judge to step down
• In today's Politico, Mission: Readiness urged all Members of the House of Representatives to pass Child Nutrition Legislation this week. Senator Lugar supports this legislation.
• Carson: Deadline for Retroactive Stop-Loss Pay Nears
• Organic food company with big plans cutting jobs
• A ringside seat at the end of the world: 127 Hours
• CNO Financial looking to refinance bank loans
• Tony Award-winning play opens Friday at UIndy
• WRTV names new general manager
• Logistics provider moves to city’s northwest side
• $26.8M military deal revs local Rolls-Royce operation
• IUPUI Alumni to Receive IU Alumni Association's President's Awards
• Gray Receives Historical Society's Lifetime Achievement Award
• Coaching search gives Hoosiers uncertain future
• Judge denies motion to dismiss school funding suit
• Great meeting today with Dr. Raj Shah, USAID Administrator.
• Rotary Welcomes 27 New Members Since July 1!
• Indiana voter turnout up nearly 4 percent from 2006
• Birthday thoughts
• Your enviro-PANIQuiz for the week of Nov. 22
• If it’s Christmas, it must be The Beatles
• IndyCar star Sarah Fisher won't drive in 2011
• Digital textbook startup moving to Indiana
• Storage-unit auctions not so ‘strange’ anymore
• UIndy teacher-prep program ‘ahead of the curve’
• Congratulations to the football team on wonderful season! We are so proud of our students' accomplishments!
• “Plea Tree” for Riley - Time is Running Out!
• Cost of '12 Days of Christmas' items soars 10.8 percent
• Indiana Home And Garden Show 2011
• Pence Speech to Detroit Economic Club
• IUPUI Police Free Driver from Burning Vehicle
• From the Desk of the Chancellor, Nov. 29, 2010
• Museum Studies Students Document Indiana State House Artwork
• Charities See Slight Recovery in Giving, But Not Enough
• Two IUPUI Alumni to Receive IU President's Awards
• Indiana resists call for renewable energy mandates
• UPDATE: IU fires football coach Lynch after four seasons
• State still issuing water permits under controversial, old rules
• Celebrity lawyer Roy Black tapped in Durham criminal probe
• Indiana medical students opt for specialties, not family practice
• Brightpoint takes over s2f after big growth plans fizzle
• Retail giants hope to cash in on local flavor
• Merry TubaChristmas
• St. Francis plans $20M medical campus near Greenwood
• Possible Simon bid boosts British mall owner's stock
• A Christmas Carol
• Happy Thanksgiving to my family and friends as well as my constituents.
• Dungy becomes influential TV voice after leaving Colts
• Happy Thanksgiving to all Hoosiers! This year, Senator Lugar is thankful for his family and faith. What are you most thankful for this year?
• Congressman Donnelly Statement on Historic Chrysler Investment in the Kokomo Workforce
• Perry Township Schools faces possible big budget cuts
• Wine Trail to host holiday event
• Obits 11.24.10
• Be thankful for the bumps in the road too
• I’m thankful to have an ally
• Good music crosses generations
• Torry’s top ten sure-fire sales gimmicks to guarantee a big crowd in your store this Friday
• Waiting out the winter
• Laudable leftovers
• What would Wendell eat for dinner?
• What does it take to get that feast on the table?
• Touchdowns, turnovers and Turkey Bowl
• Holiday shopping tips from Greenwood Park Mall
• Who would have thought
• Governor Mitch Daniels Speaks at Rotary
• 2010 Shopping CityGuide
• Metro Retro: Fountain Square's IndySwank
• Member Spotlight - Sarah Phillips
• State will preserve payments for foster, adopted kids
• Thumbs up/thumbs down
• Gadfly: "Giving thanks"
• Noble Roman's expanding grocery-product line
• Electric car maker starts production at Elkhart plant
• Brown & Brown acquires Mavum benefits brokerage
• Foreclosure washes away water park plans in Fishers
• Carson to Attend Mozel Sanders Thanksgiving Dinner
• October durable goods orders drop 3.3 percent
• Jobless claims drop sharply
• Calnali Microfinance Project - UPDATE
• Rotarians and Rotaract Conduct 2nd 4-Way Test Program
• Concord Neighbor Residents and Rotarian Plant Trees
• Riley Foundation Luncheon Brings Tears to Tony Dungy
• Lilly, Acrux receive FDA approval for Axiron
• Fox59 interviewed President Elsener and captured his thoughts on how this year's winning football season reflects what is happening at Marian University and our ability to do "big things and do them well." No doubt about it. Marian Univer
• Fox59 interviewed President Elsener and captured his thoughts on how this year's winning football season reflects what is happening at Marian University and our ability to do "big things and do them well." No doubt about it, Marian Univer
• Plight of refugees touches the heart of social work student Jennifer Reynolds
• Thanksgiving Message from Congressman Mike Pence
• Today, Senator Lugar congratulated the first student to complete the Lugar-Purdue Future of Forestry Program. Abbie Sunier is from Lebanon, Indiana and recently completed the program operated by Purdue University in West Lafayette.
• Home-grown drones: Part III in a series
• Coyote ugly: Indiana DNR reverses its position on wildlife penning
• UIndy education experts discuss New Tech
• Indy teens receive Young Leader Award
• Three-quarters of state high schools miss standards
• Congressman Carson Announces New Chief of Staff
• Once again Kim Jong Il’s despotic communist regime has shattered the peace of the Korean peninsula.
• The view from the couch: Social Security lives!
• Keystone plans mixed-use project on Madison Avenue
• Duke Energy exploring other uses for electric-vehicle batteries
• Ad Age: Steak n Shake seeking new agency
• Chrysler to invest $843 million in Kokomo plants
• Haiku News
• Friends, as the holiday season nears remember that these next few weeks can be filled with joy, laughter and family just as easily as hopelessness, hunger and empty stockings.
• State's unemployment rate drops below 10 percent
• Scale Computing scores $17M in venture capital
• Hard times in Mecca, Ind.: Depression-era family stories
• Keep up with the Knights as they take on the Carroll College Fighting Saints on Saturday, November 27 at 2 p.m. EST in the Football Championship Series Quarterfinals.
• Rolls-Royce lands $20M maintenance contract
• Nearly 2 million new court cases filed in state last year
• Pence to Deliver Major Economic Speech to Detroit Economic Club
• Health insurance stocks rise after spending rules outlined
• Auto industry bailout pulls Kokomo back from brink
• Today, Lugar congratulated Esther O. Uduehi, a senior at IU Bloomington, on being named a Rhodes scholar. Lugar, a fellow Rhodes scholar, was pleased to welcome Ms. Uduehi into this lifelong bond.
• Start of downtown North of South project in flux
• Phase 10 inventor folds in dispute over top-selling card game
• Your enviro-PANIQuiz for the week of Nov. 15
• Hamilton County foundation president leaving
• St. Francis hospitals getting Franciscan Alliance name
• Ranking Member Darrell Issa (R-CA) visits with the front-line, in-the-trenches taxpayer watchdogs of the U.S. Inspectors General. It is imperative that we rake out the waste, fraud and abuse from federal spending!
• Feds' $50M loan to automaker could create 800 jobs
• Indiana Limestone sold to Ohio company
• Pence Blog From Afghanistan
• Pence Blog From Afghanistan
• Indiana University Benchmarking Process Underway
• IU to Conduct Benchmarking Study of Administrative Processes
• Sutton Appointed Senior Advisor for International Initiatives at Bryn Mawr College
• From the Desk of the Chancellor, Nov. 22, 2010
• Truck manufacturing might ramp up 56 percent in 2011
• State joins push to protect elderly from financial scams
• Indian students to share traditional dance
• Knights are going to the second round of the NAIA playoffs! Football team defeats Ottawa 35-20. Go Knights!
• Ethanol's future clouded by potential loss of tax breaks
• Federal Home Loan Bank suing major players
• Company thinks it can make college textbooks obsolete
• Controversy engulfs Devington community group
• Election gives GOP upper hand in dealing with unions
• West-side revitalization plan aims to capitalize on diverse retailers
• Democrats contest GOP Charlie White's election win
• Man gets 40-year sentence for lawmaker attack
• No waiting for Superman
• Fresh Pic: Lugar on Andrea Mitchell Reports
• LIVE on Andrea Mitchell Reports on MSNBC regarding the New START Treaty and Afghanistan at 1:40 p.m.
• Study: Rich still giving to charity, but in smaller amounts
• INSIDE DISH: Santorini to return in short order
• Indianapolis air traffic rises
• Carson to Deliver Weekly CBC Message to America
• Congratulations to the students of Hamilton Heights Middle School who raised $1,078.82 during their Veterans Day Coins for Cook dance! Read more about their extraordinary job at www.indystar.com
• HEC rallies to remedy coal pollution in Indiana
• Big news for the westside of Indy. Read how alliance would benefit students attending Marian University's college of osteopathic medicine, which is scheduled to open in the fall of 2012. - RWG
• Governors see GOP’s Midwest gains as path to presidency
• Three IUPUI Women, SPEA Grad attend Gender and Leadership Conference in Kenya
• Campus Center Building Recognized as Significant Visual and Physical Enhancement in Marion County
• USDA investigating cattle brokerage for bad checks
• INDYCOG, Mayor Ballard invite you for a ride
• Tomorrow Lugar will appear on Andrea Mitchell Reports on MSNBC on the need to pass the New START Treaty NOW. Check out for a preview!
• Community, Westview hospitals in 'strategic alliance' talks
• Altenheim celebrates 100th anniversary
• Obits 11.18.10
• Farrar/Locke Engagement
• South Side teens named Riley Champions
• Share recipes in annual muffin challenge
• What’s it Worth
• A primer on new health care act
• Miltary 11.18.10
• Torrys top ten pieces of advice for my child who turns 21 this week
• Mousies playing mind games with me
• Fire in case of emergency
• Nuts about Christmas just not until after Thanksgiving
• What would Wendell eat for lunch?
• A succulent, tender turkey
• Bringing the vegetable garden center stage
• Slow and steady wins the race
• Keep cats from running around all night
• New memorial garden dedicated
• Community has opportunity to pay it forward
• Community Announcements 11.18
• Printpack closing 230-worker Greensburg plant
• Home Loan Bank sues over losses on $3B mortgage portfolio
• The Current Obstacles Haiti Faces are "Herculean."
• Salvation Army hopes technology boosts fundraising
• AAR looking to fill 200 aircraft jobs in Indianapolis
• Bankruptcy trustee sues Durham art bidders
• Inventor files suit against local printing business
• Super article in the Indy Star about our football program. President Elsener is quoted. Please share it with others. - RWG
• GM shares jump in return to Wall Street
• More congratulations are in order! Incoming freshmen Kristi Noem of South Dakota & Tim Scott of South Carolina will be on the Elected Leadership Committee. Noem will join conference vice Chairwoman Cathy McMorris Rodgers of Washington as the 2nd wo
• Medical device maker expanding in Fort Wayne
• GM launching IPO, could raise $23B
• Lugar opposes GOP Senate moratorium on earmarks
• Sale of Tipton plant to solar company delayed
• Pence Calls for Vote on Keep Terrorists Out of America Act
• Pence Calls for Vote on Keep Terrorists Out of America Act
• Pence, DeMint Introduce Legislation to Stop $3.9 Trillion Tax Hike
• IUPUI Mathematician Named 2010 Indiana Professor of the Year
• IUPUI, Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Sign First of Its Kind Agreement in Indiana
• Anthem, critics face off over rate-hike request
• President George H.W. Bush, poet Maya Angelou and investor Warren Buffett are named among the 15 honorees to receive the 2010 Presidential Medal of Freedom, the nation's highest civilian honor, early next year. Thank you for your service.
• Congratulations Speaker of the House John Boehner, Majority Leader Eric Cantor & Majority Whip Kevin McCarthy! Let's roll!
• Congressman Carson Elected To Congressional Black Caucus Leadership Post
• Landmark Theatres purchases Showplace Glendale 12
• Gadfly: "Farmers Market"
• The Marian football team will be leaving campus at 1:00 on Thursday to play in our first post-season game in the NAIA national playoffs. The game will take place at Ottawa University in Ottawa, Kansas. Come wish the team good luck before they leave at 1:
• Thumbs up/thumbs down
• Fresh Vid: Lugar demands passage of New START Treaty now. "We’re talking today about the national security of the United States of America."
• City approves Beckman Coulter tax abatement
• On Tuesday November 16, 2010, Rep. Burton introduced Rep. Marlin Stutzman to Congress for the first time after Stutzman was sworn in. Rep. Stutzman won a special election on November 2, 2010, filling the rest of Rep. Sounder's term.
• Regarding the New START Treaty: “The American public might have forgotten about it. The senators may have forgotten about it,” Lugar added. “We are deeply concerned about North Korea and Iran and other programs in which there may be one
• City parking vendor eyes contract with ACS
• Foundation campaign raises $201M for Riley Hospital
• Demanding Senate action on New START: "Any one of those warheads could obliterate the city of Indianapolis, and there are thousands of weapons," Lugar said.
• Fiat dealerships rolling back to metro area
• Indiana Legislature to broadcast all meetings online
• Central Indiana software firm faces engineer crunch
• Greenwood airport board ends contract with private operator
• State gives Speedway $2.9M for blight cleanup
• IUPUI Professor Among IU 2010-2011 Fulbright Grant Recipients
• Schell Foundation Awards $100,000 to IUPUI for Student Emergency Loans
• Jam the Jaguars Pantry Drive Seeks Donations for Local Families in Need
• Call for Nominations for Joseph T. Taylor Awards
• Pence Calls on Congress to Narrow the Focus of the Federal Reserve
• South Bend to lose 250 jobs with Bosch closing
• Lugar: Eliminating Earmarks Cuts No Spending
• City rolls out its 15-year bikeway plan
• Pleased to introduce on the House floor, the newest congressman from Indiana's 3rd District, @marlinstutzman. Congrats Congressman Stutzman!
• Transit plan needs powerful backer
• Who is making the road trip to Ottawa, Kansas, to watch the Knights football team compete in its first-ever playoff game?
• Indiana House speaker offers two Democrats committee chairs
• The view from the couch: Death, taxes, and Republicans
• Lugar Applauds the Secure Storage of Spent Plutonium Fuel in Kazakhstan
• FedEx launches nonstop flights from China to Indy
• Super Bowl workshop targets minority, female firms
• IUPUI adjunct instructors set to receive 3-percent raise
• Haiku News
• Simon CEO: Mall owner has ‘firepower’ for deals
• Trail Side project faces another hurdle
• Labor costs being watched at Duke Energy plant
• The Peace and Justice Studies Lecture Series presents Father Jesús Alberto Franco and his talk entitled "Building Peace in a Country at War." Father Franco is the Executive Secretary for the Columbian Human Rights Non-Governmental Orga
• Court upholds Lilly patent on cancer drug Alimta
• Automotive supplier plans 200 new jobs at Butler plant
• Pence Introduces Bill to End the Federal Reserve’s Dual Mandate
• Indiana environmental activists to push bipartisan agenda
• City-County Council OKs parking privatization
• KAR plans to add 249 jobs in Carmel expansion
• KAR plans to add 249 jobs in Carmel expansion
• Rolls-Royce eyeing former Lilly campus downtown
• Monumental Affair Awards announced
• Your enviro-PANIQuiz for the week of Nov. 8
• Here is a link to The Indianapolis Star photo gallery of Saturday's historic football game. The Knights are NAIA-playoff bound!
• Governor wants to reward early high school graduates
• Legislator: Statewide smoking ban could pass in 2011
• IU dance marathon raises $1.6M for hospital
• Drugmakers seek Republican allies to defeat cost-cutting panel
• October retail sales post best showing since March
• Twitter tool winner of Startup Weekend event
• Chicago's experience causes other cities to redo parking deals
• From the Desk of the Chancellor, Nov. 15, 2010
• "19 Stars of Indiana" Author to Join Vera Bradley Creator for IUPUI Lecture
• Borshoff Gallery Show Winners Announced
• Governor Chooses Herron Art as Gifts for Asian Trip
• Hotel workers Unite HERE
• GOP control brings new life to education issues
• WTHR's status as local TV news leader starting to erode
• Spurned bidder: IURC program could cost consumers $65M
• Unions target Indianapolis hotels
• Motor maker Remy plans expansion driven by electric vehicles
• Small-business lending rises 30 percent in Indiana
• Mike's Express Carwash sued in family feud
• Former Secretary of State Dr. Madeleine Albright was outstanding! She was cool, calm, and collected. I could have listened for another hour to her stories. Kudos to Dr. Atlas for inviting her! What did others think about it? - RWG
• One of the labs witnessed by Lugar is situated immediately next to Kibera, the largest slum in Nairobi and known terrorist recruiting grounds. The windows are broken and a short concrete wall topped with barbed are all that prevent individuals from hoppi
• As part of Lugar’s Africa mission, he visited biological research laboratories in Kenya’s capital city today. Lugar led a Department of Defense delegation to inspect three labs used to diagnose and research dangerous viruses and bacteria, suc
• On Thursday, November 11, 2010, Rep. Dan Burton appeared on Fox Business News to discuss the possible extension of the Bush Tax Cuts and the Obama Administration's apparently willingness to cut taxes across the board.
• PCBs a concern at bankrupt ESI Environmental plant
• Americold investing $30M to expand operations
• Folks are arriving to hear former Secretary of State Dr. Madeleine Albright. Another big day here on the campus of Marian University! - RWG
• Moe & Johnny’s owner files for bankruptcy reorganization
• Study: Arthritis drug co-developed by Lilly shows promise
• New school, new hope
• Republic Airways prices stock offering
• States offering more college-savings vehicles
• Fresh Read: Uganda Seen as a Front Line in the Bioterrorism Fight
• Obits 11.11.10
• Doughnut, wine shops gutted in Carmel blaze
• Veterans Day by the numbers in Indiana
• Downtown ceremony honors Indiana's veterans
• Taking a hard-headed stand in a naked yard
• Massage parlors cited for code violations
• No power, and no apologies
• Indy's Keana Parquet wins national education honor
• Oh, for the times when we were full of bologna
• Program helps 10,570 open bank accounts
• Torry’s top ten signs it’s gonna be a tough winter
• Rokita says he might back tax hikes if tax code is changed
• What would Wendell eat for breakfast?
• Police: Muncie educators did not report rape allegation
• Purdue, Armstrong to honor hero pilot Sullenberger
• Burglars make off with Hammond woman's ashes
• Garfield cartoonist apologizes for strip
• IU police step up patrols after fifth sexual assault
• Survey may gauge rift in relations within IMPD
• Garfield creator apologizes for ill-timed strip
• Carson
• Avon seeks residents for government boards
• A Witness to History
• Just One Minute
• South Side veterans speak out
• Charitable trusts give
• Man pleads not guilty to slaying Carmel teen
• Brownsburg offers new online tool for information
• IPS puts plan to close schools on a fast track
• Indianapolis teacher wins Milken Award
• Suspect is jailed in Oct. 30 shooting
• IU campus police step up patrols after 5 sex assaults
• Lucky bands will get to play on
• Bisard messages before deadly crash: condiments, elephant ears
• State police adding patrols for holiday travel
• Area homes sales down for 6th straight month
• Davis given 245 years in Hovey Street slayings
• Noble Roman's reports loss
• Wounds of Vietnam pulled buddies apart
• Angie’s List attracts $2.5M infusion
• Unlike grandfather, ex-medic gets help on homefront
• Bank of America seeks to dismiss racketeering suit
• America Recycles Day
• Acts of kindness and generosity left their mark on WW II veteran
• Asia Day Four: Daniels cultivates relationships with Chinese electric vehicle companies
• Carl Sagan Day Conference: Celebrating a 'master teacher'
• Bisard crash report cites police department failures
• Pence: Honoring Our Veterans
• Thumbs up/thumbs down
• Fire spreads from Carmel Dunkin' Donuts to strip mall
• Carson Statement on Veterans Days
• Sticking it to Indy Connect
• Feds require Simon to sell outlet centers
• Kinesiology faculty win statewide awards
• Fishers girl donates her birthday gifts to children's hospital
• Carmel strip mall fire starts in doughnut shop
• FSSA chief of staff picked to lead agency
• Indiana farmers expected to reap near-record income
• Gun club building, parking lot fetch $380,000 at auction
• Audit: Indiana owes feds $39 million
• Indiana farmers expected to enjoy near-record income
• Fresh Photos: Additional photos from Lugar's lab visits in Uganda yesterday are now loaded. Updates from Lugar's Burundi visit will be ready later today. http://bit.ly/dl1GX2
• Carmel mayor plays 1st notes in Palladium tune-up show
• Diabetes Drug May Halt Growth of Cysts in Polycystic Kidney Disease
• Pence: Honoring Our Veterans
• 4 charged after police dismantle meth lab in Fishers home
• Gadfly: "Interpretation"
• Poll: Daniels little known among potential GOP candidates
• Southport looking at forming redevelopment commission
• Nebraska doctor plans Indy abortion clinic
• Asia Day Three: Daniels continues jobs trip, meets with leaders from the energy industry
• Pence: We've Got To Undo Years Of Runaway Spending
• Obits 11.04
• Merit board leader rejects Straub's criticism
• Governor announces leadership change at FSSA
• Torry’s top ten reasons we can never have anything nice in this house
• Landfill search for missing Carmel teen's body resumes today
• As part of the Africa Mission, Lugar visited biological research labs outside of Kampala, Uganda today. At two virus research labs, he observed the facility grounds and underscored the potential for bioterrorism proliferation concern by noting the broken
• Annual education reform conference Dec. 7-8
• It’s fall and time to fill the pantry
• Reluctant lawmakers may hold back regional transit plan
• Pence: We've Got To Undo Years Of Runaway Spending
• IPS band tourney tonight at Lucas Oil Stadium
• Worse than the Cubs
• City's Conrad hotel investment starts to pay off for taxpayers
• Hounds still ‘focused and hungry’ after upset
• Suspect arrested in October slaying
• Hip, hip, x-ray and yippee too
• Simon rival General Growth exits Chapter 11
• Straub: Merit board rushed ruling on beating
• Today's Talker: Corpse warning labels on cigarettes?
• The love affair of the century
• Drugmaker restarts race to boost 'good' cholesterol
• Hundreds gather in Louisville for vigil honoring missing Carmel teen
• Ky. man pleads not guilty in Carmel teen's death
• Containers need a little fall love too!
• Jobless claims fall sharply to 4-month low
• West Indy YMCA to offer Black Friday childcare
• Audit: Indiana owes feds $39M for Medicaid
• Creative types know your rights
• Teachers Credit Union chooses new leader
• Keep Indianapolis Beautiful offers phone book recycling
• Indy man gets 245 years in prison for 4 Hovey Street slayings
• What’s it Worth 11.04
• Halloween: my chance
• Groups tackle concerns about federal spending
• IMPD releases internal report on deadly Bisard crash
• Amtrak employees claim jackpot
• Don’t even try to fight tradition and heritage of autumnal doughnuts
• Indiana Convention center: It won't be long now
• LEADING QUESTIONS: New councillor in for wild ride
• Center Grove recognized as 2010 State Assistant Principal of the Year
• Torry’s Top Ten scariest Halloween costumes for our modern world
• Parents object to IPS closings
• Gatling Gun Club building set for auction
• Community Announcments 11.04
• The vegetable orchestra?
• Mozel Sanders dinner puts faith in fundraising
• GM's move to IndyCar could cost up to $50 million
• Are you ready for the Halloween Hare to visit your garden?
• Vote nears on leasing meters
• Daniels appoints new social services chief
• A Fox on the football field
• Some students will take online ISTEP tests
• Audit: Indiana owes feds $39M for Medicaid
• Smelling like a rose
• Indiana deer hunters may set record
• ATC chairman to step down
• Comlux staff relocates after fire ruins hangar
• Moody's downgrades long-term ratings for Eli Lilly
• Hovey Street slaying suspect sentenced Wednesday
• Missing teen had arranged meeting with an online friend before
• Latest Startup Weekend offers twist for entrepreneurs
• Docs: Woman held in kids' closet deaths not competent for trial
• IPS may close 2 Westside elementaries
• Powerade becomes official sports drink of NCAA
• Indiana court upholds search of locked glove box
• Regional transportation plan stirs mixed response
• HHGregg shares swoon after quarterly report
• Parking meters plan passes council committee
• Duke Energy fires Indiana president and a former regulator
• State ATC chief steps down
• Pence Honors Alex Rape of Columbus North High School
• Indianapolis, U.S. reach deal on sewage overflows
• Asia Day Two: Daniels meets with companies interested in U.S. investment opportunities
• Greyhounds stun nationally ranked Tennessee
• Study: Substance abuse treatment costly for state
• Panel may vote on parking meter plan tonight
• Haiku News
• Check Out These Upcoming Social Activities
• City, federal agencies agree on plan to reduce sewage overflows
• The view from the couch: Change we can believe in
• City to unveil results of Bisard probe Wednesday
• Officer accused of painkiller abuse in court
• Veterans Day Calendar
• Repeat theft hits pub near Lucas Oil Stadium
• Something to smile about
• 50 employers at Noblesville job fair today
• Ballard names new controller, chief spokesman
• Indiana alcohol, tobacco panel's chief resigns
• Insurer sues owners of fire-gutted apartments
• Fort Harrison, 15 other Indiana parks to close for deer hunts
• Southside apartment fire displaces 30 tenants
• Vigil tonight on merit board's ruling on beating
• Indianapolis as living laboratory
• Indiana comes up short on substance abuse prevention
• George W. Bush in new book: 'I could have done things better'
• Red tide, white people and blue Democrats: A post-election dispatch
• Indiana missionary drowns in Indonesia
• Arson ruled out in $7M fire at airport hangar
• Ex-diplomat Albright to speak Friday at Marian University
• Republic Airways profit soars on acquisitions
• Duke fires Indiana chief, lawyer after ethics flap
• Carmel grad reported missing in Kentucky
• Indiana firm pays W. Virginia $175,000 in consumer case
• Pence Honors Alex Rape of Columbus North High School
• No one hurt in jet hangar blaze
• Biglari's revised incentive package approved by shareholders
• From the Desk of the Chancellor, Nov. 8, 2010
• Helping families of incarcerated moms find their way back
• Governor starts Asia trip with Indiana delegation
• Mindful Eating: Sustainable, spiritual pleasure in food with Chef Dan Barber
• Fire crews bring large mulch fire under control
• Habitat for Humanity executive stepping down
• Your enviro-PANIQuiz for the week of Nov. 1
• Southern Indiana crash kills newspaper executive
• Funding biggest obstacle for proposed regional transit system
• Revolution in America
• School referendums showed voters clutch wallets tightly
• Speedway among top 25 districts for improvement in math scores
• Transportation plan will have different track when unveiled
• Rotarian - Would You Like to Take a Group Cruise?
• Accetturo switches announcement location
• Democrats pick up pieces after Tuesday's bloodbath
• Asia - Day One: Governor, delegation tell Indiana's story
• Palladium concert hall ready to be occupied
• HEC's third annual Green Policy Forum
• Pence Discusses Taxes, Entitlement Reform on ABC’s This Week with Christiane Amanpour
• County worker's fund for party faces shortage
• Feds move to evict couple from dunes home
• Comlux cleans up, moves within old airport after fire
• Notre Dame plans $6.5M for energy conservation
• Two critical after pickup rolls on I-65 ramp
• George W. Bush book: Financial crisis 'blindsided' me
• US Airways pilot Sully to be Distinguished Alumnus
• Muncie man stabbed at youth basketball game
• Ballard names new city controller, chief spokesman
• Arrangements pending for firefighter killed in mishap
• Charges file against IMPD officer who hit mailbox
• Duke Energy fires its top Indiana officer, staff regulatory lawyer
• Council vote aimed at avoiding conflicts
• Today's Talker: Sunken Edmund Fitzgerald still mystery
• Dealer Expo returning to Indianapolis through 2016
• Flight from Indy halted in Nashville
• Speedway suspends teacher accused of being drunk
• Citigroup subsidiary agrees to $717,000 Indiana fine
• Schools honored for high rise in achievement
• Lilly makes $300M deal for Philadelphia drug company
• City names new controller, communications director
• The Hill awaits for these 5 electees
• Fire causes $7M damage to Indianapolis plane site
• Emmis faces NASDAQ delisting danger again
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• Daniels hopes GOP has learned its lessons
• Brainard will face another challenger: Accetturo
• 150 turn out for summit on gang prevention
• Holiday flights won't come cheap
• 1 part of work on I-465 ends; others begin
• Avon wins regional marching band title
• In IPS, kindergarten has a revolving door
• RoboBlog: Happy Coltsgiving
• Indiana's asset forfeiture law invites abuse of the system
• Las Vegas heroin bust has Indianapolis link
• Pence Discusses Taxes, Entitlement Reform on ABC’s This Week with Christiane Amanpour
• 10 Indiana issues affected by the election
• Purdue to toast hero Hudson pilot 'Sully'
• Social issues could divide Republicans in General Assembly
• Update: Airport fire losses could be in millions
• ExactTarget aims to deliver ads through new channels
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• Drama builds in suit over Hilbert mother-in-law's death
• 'Iraq war vet' pleads guilty to panhandling
• Former university president's home at Butler will be creative writing center
• Southport Elementary wins award, $50,000
• Carmel councilman Accetturo to begin campaign for mayor
• 4 city cab companies are put out of service by Code Enforcement Department
• Speedway teacher tested at 0.21 at school, police say
• New path completed for Indianapolis Cultural Trail
• Grant will make schools the hub of their communities
• Fight against obesity will grow with school gardens
• Bisard's ex-police dog attacked 2, IMPD says
• Hundreds expected at today's anti-gang summit
• Indiana State to put folklore archives online
• Grocery stores see late-night sign of economic hard times
• Don't forget to 'fall back' tonight
• Rift exists between IMPD's beat cops and leadership
• Pilots unhappy over airport changes in Greenwood
• Civilian Police Merit Board under fire over Piland decision
• ITT Educational Services fears recruitment rules
• How hard is it to fire a teacher, really?
• Drama builds in suit over Hilbert mother-in-law's life policy
• Girls on the Run teaches kids much more than running
• Listen To Congressman Pence On WLBC
• Delta Dental Foundation Grant to Aid 700 Children through IU Dental School's Seal Indiana Program
• Lilly wins approval of antidepressant Cymbalta for pain
• Monthly Revenue Report - October 2010
• IUPUI and IPS to Create Three Full Service Schools with $2.5 Million Grant
• Daniels: No word on White House run until April
• Super Bowl legacy project gets $1M
• Science and Society in the 21st Century
• Fishers police arrest two on theft, other charges
• Weak employment report expected Friday
• Walking, biking to school get boost
• Rand Paul and the Me Party: Cities take a hit
• 2011 Carmel mayor's race already heating up
• Pence Statement on Federal Reserve Decision
• Judge: DOC meal policy illegal
• 2 fishermen found dead in Lake County pond
• Speedway High teacher accused of being drunk at school
• Listen to Congressman Pence on WOWO
• Free diabetes screenings today
• Johnson County man sentenced in suicide pact
• City revokes four cab companies' licenses
• Officer says he was justified in using knee strikes, head blows to arrest 15-year-old
• Fake 'veteran' con artist guilty of deception, panhandling
• We're hosting an Export Seminar with Ex-Im Bank in Fort Wayne on November 15. Details are available at http://bit.ly/dkh8WW
• Perry student's claim of sexual assault investigated
• Zionsville students plan protest today, after defeat of school referendum
• ISTA is partnering with Senator Lugar for our book drive in Warren Township in Indianapolis! http://bit.ly/aHbgtT
• For prosecutor, hardest case was Brizzi v. Brizzi
• Butler gets $1 million for creative writing house
• Indiana Military Veterans/Retiree Appreciation Day is Nov. 13. Details are now available! http://bit.ly/VetAppDay #VeteransDay
• Aaron Rohr acquitted of murder at retrial in boy's death
• IMPD police dog's biting of man under investigation
• Reminder! Get all your updates on the Africa Mission here and on Twitter @senatorlugar We'll be updating in real-time beginning with wheels up this weekend!
• Indy library announces layoffs of 37 workers
• State reports first West Nile death for 2010
• Listen To Congressman Pence On WLBC
• Sen.-elect Dan Coats and wife house-hunting in area
• Four cab companies off the streets after license renewals were denied
• Carson Statement on October Jobs Report
• Daniels' tip for politicians thinking of '12: Zip your lips
• Employers add jobs, but rate sticks at 9.6 percent
• Carson Statement on Ruling by Police Merit Board
• No jail time for Scott Laskowski in Carmel hazing case
• TV ratings for Pacers on the upswing
• UIndy campus will be teeming with teen talent
• Two weeks. 1,000 kids. No shots. What now?
• Indianapolis Super Bowl project gets $1M boost
• Two Butler Twitter Accounts Receive Recognition
• Merit board clears officer of excessive force in teen's arrest
• State therapists brace for new structural changes
• $1 Million Gift Creates Efroymson Center for Creative Writing
• Coats to buy Indiana home after N.C. property sells
• Brightpoint reports lower earnings on higher revenue
• Ena Shelley: One of Indy’s ‘Most Influential Women’
• Marsh rolls out new name at certain stores
• Daniels to outline 2011 legislative agenda
• Cop put on paid leave after squad car crash
• Election turnout up only slightly this year
• Fishers valve maker plans expansion
• More people voted this year than in '06
• Library cuts 37 employees in effort to reduce deficit
• Kite Realty improves third-quarter funds from operations
• Metro on the go
• Brightpoint shares rise after results top expectations
• IU economists: Slow growth in 2011
• State's tax haul $23M less than forecast
• KAR Auction reports higher profit, revenue
• Mayor wants 5th term, is quickly challenged
• Part of City Market renovation project put on hold
• Construction under way at Super Bowl site
• Anti-Lilly billboard rejected, breast cancer group says
• Daniels wants changes in education, unemployment
• DeVry University and Practice Fusion Prepare Students for Health IT Careers
• Contradictions, credibility examined in Police Merit hearing
• Hulman family plans oil drilling near Terre Haute
• A ringside seat at the end of the world: The Titanic deck chairs are burning
• Pence's decision hints at run in 2012
• Indiana Live owners miss interest payment
• Johnson Memorial, local employers team up on urgent health care
• 3rd Hovey Street suspect makes plea deal
• IMPD investigates rape report by Perry Meridian student
• IMPD, IFD add liaisons for the gay community
• Governor outlines 2011 legislative priorities
• Schools to share $3.4M for walk, bike paths
• Judge OKs $125K biweekly for Simon widow's staff
• Lugar Takes Nunn-Lugar Arms Control to Africa: http://lugar.senate.gov/ Check for updates from Lugar's trip all next week!
• Daniels' agenda: tax refunds, balanced budget
• Daniels to reveal his legislative plans this morning
• Pence Statement on Federal Reserve Decision
• Strange, rare ice falls in Fishers, Greenfield, Muncie
• Officers expected to testify at brutality hearing
• Listen to Congressman Pence on WOWO
• $1M grant cinches Eastside Super Bowl center
• Police investigate Perry Meridian rape report
• Central Library Public Art Recognized Among Best in U.S. & Canada
• Fire burns 4 units at Pickwick Apartments; 1 hurt
• New speaker says Indiana Republicans are on same page
• IMCPL Announces Reduction in Force
• Carjacking suspect arrested after chase
• No 'inappropriate communications,' Duke Energy CEO says
• UIndy student calls for interfaith cooperation
• Poll: Residents now feel safer Downtown
• New GOP-led House will focus on private-sector job creation
• Professor Jennifer Snyder Becomes an AAPA Fellow
• Feds to prosecute man accused of luring girl, 12
• Pence to step down as No. 3 House GOP leader
• Pharmacy Student Presents at National Pediatric Conference
• Weather service says tornado struck near Greenfield
• Rock Bottom Brewery tries to hang onto downtown lease
• Scholar Support Programs Directors authors chapter about lower-income students who are first in their family to attend college
• Squad car hits mailbox; officer arrested
• Group says billboard companies reject anti-Lilly ad
• Third suspect in Hovey St. killings pleads guilty
• Terry Curry pledges to regain trust, fight crime and corruption
• Indiana revenue in October down from year ago
• Muggers make for bruising election night for Star's Tully
• Finalists for Dean of the School of Science at IUPUI to visit campus
• Indiana voters help steer nation's shift to the political right
• New Digital Collection Highlights Local Firefighters' History
• Boehner: Voters want heath care repealed
• Building the Good Food Revolution, one urban farmer at a time
• Gov. Daniels has GOP majorities to push agenda
• Comcast Foundation Supports 2011 Summer Reading Program
• Exit polls: Hoosiers sour on economy, Obama
• Raising a glass
• School referendums voted down in several districts
• Join the Crowd! Read and Rhyme Aloud! IMCPL's 2010 November Read-Aloud Program
• Group: Indy billboard firms reject anti-Lilly ad
• Gadfly: Soft money
• WellPoint boosts third-quarter profit
• Marion County sweep is a bright spot for Democrats
• State revenues continue to falter
• Thumbs up/thumbs down
• Spirit And Place Civic Festival 2010
• Senate majority pledges to respect Democrats
• Top Duke exec unaware of secret plant memos
• Teen recounts alleged beating during IMPD investigation
• GOP ousts key incumbents to seize Ind. house
• Merit board hears case of IMPD cop accused in teen's beating
• Indy police, fire departments appoint LGBT liaisons
• Inquiry looms as Charlie White wins secretary of state's job
• Pence makes 1st move, gives up House GOP conference role
• Officer whose squad car hit mailbox put on leave
• Put property tax limits in constitution, voters say; schools worried
• City commission set to approve refinery plans
• 2 Far-Northside I-465 ramps at Meridian to close tonight
• Indiana sending plenty of new faces to Washington
• Hancock County utilities set to proceed with merger
• Democrats look to rebuild after Republican gains
• Creation of Merit Board among John Layton's plans
• Anderson makes headway in disposing of former GM sites
• Indiana's GOP leaders want school changes
• Manufacturer plans to hire 40 in Portland
• GOP gains seat with Bucshon's win in 8th District
• GOP picks up Senate seats in Ohio, Ky.
• Helping juvenile offenders to get their lives on track
• More than 500 employees take Purdue early-retirement plan
• UPDATE: Coats returns to U.S. Senate from Indiana
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• IU police arrest suspect in attack on Asian students
• Judge: Bren Simon can take some distributions from estate
• Indiana voters OK property tax cap amendment
• 5th Dist.: GOP's Burton wins 15th term
• Ex-town marshal sentenced to 60 days
• Numerous school referendums face decision time
• Republican Young defeats Hill in 9th District
• 6th Dist.: GOP's Pence wins 6th term
• Motorcyclist's parents say officials aren't updating them
• Tax-cap amendment means change for local government
• GOP retains control of Indiana statewide offices
• Tea time: GOP nears House control
• Judge in Carmel hazing case faces DUI
• FinishMaster reports higher quarterly sales, profit
• Democrat Donnelly holds on in 2nd District
• John Layton to be next Marion Co. Sheriff
• Ethics flap puts spotlight back on Duke Energy project
• Need for Duke coal-gas plant on regulators' agenda
• Democrat wins Marion County prosecutor's race
• Dems' Donnelly holds Indiana's 2nd District
• Profit, revenue increase for Interactive Intelligence
• No children hurt in van-school bus crash
• GOP takes 2 Indiana congressional seats from Dems
• Feds take over sex assault case of Hamilton Co. girl, 12
• Fraud allegations focus of secretary of state race
• Carmel council members can't serve on panel
• Management of Cultural Heritage Sites is Focus of Lecture
• Coats wins back seat in U.S. Senate
• Indiana voters deciding outcome of big GOP push
• Few voting early at polls
• The view from the couch: Independent idiocy
• CNO Financial Group profit beats analysts' expectations
• Lilly to open diabetes research center in China
• Child raised in Indiana is surrendered to dad
• Suspect arrested in fatal stabbing
• GOP's Burton wins 15th term in Indiana's 5th District
• Indiana voters ready to be heard
• DUI lets fizz out of champagne bottle costume
• GOP's Pence scores easy re-election in 6th District
• From farm to fork: A Slow Food journey
• A meeting of the trails: Cultural and Monon
• 2 friends crash cars, share DUI charges
• Rokita wins in 4th District
• Exit poll: Economy dominates worries
• Transit officials to unveil rail, bus plans Monday
• Scammer swindling families of drug offenders
• Stutzman wins 3rd District
• Legalize-pot activists seek win in Calif.
• 509 take Purdue's early retirement offer
• Democrat Carson re-elected
• GOP's Stutzman wins Ind.'s 3rd District
• Board to hear case of officer accused of beating teen
• Survey: More people feel secure visiting Downtown
• GOP off to fast start in midterm election
• GOP snags Michigan governorship
• St. Vincent has goal of becoming trauma center
• IU police cite race in attack on Asian students
• IPS principal honored for moving school from 'chaos'
• No children injured after van collides with school bus
• GOP tide swells for elections, poll finds
• Simon's quarterly results slip, but profit, revenue rise
• Parents of man killed in IMPD crash suggest Ballard 'cover-up'
• Arrest prompts warnings about online predators
• September consumer spending weakens while incomes dip
• Carmel City Council places restrictions on Carmel Redevelopment Commission
• Marion County early voters total eclipses '06 by nearly 8,000
• Old National profit rises
• Actress and Best-Selling Author Danica McKellar and DeVry University Host National HerWorld® Month to Educate Young Women on STEM Careers
• City vows to fix call boxes after Downtown attack
• Anti-incumbent wave unlikely to swamp ‘lucky’ Burton
• Butler Orientation Website Wins National Award
• First Internet quarterly earnings up again
• In rough economy, state candidates tout biz skills
• Bullying is not acceptable at IUPUI
• Appeals court rejects Lilly over Gemzar patent
• From the Desk of the Chancellor, Nov. 1, 2010
• Colts have new contract proposal for Manning
• National Council on Public History Symposium Registration Open
• IU scientists share $1.1M foundation grant
• Dramatic American Soprano Featured at Free Hazelett Forum
• Group will help state adopt health-care law
• Your enviro-PANIQuiz for the week of Oct. 25
• '70s rock star enjoys new gig teaching at IU
• Celebration set for new stretch of Cultural Trail
• Waiting for Bob Dylan (with video)
• Ex-chief of Brownsburg chamber sues for pay, benefits
• Stewart's rally turns reasonableness into political message
• New Whiteland woman severely beaten by ex-husband
• Zionsville road closed for work on creek
• Funeral today for Notre Dame student killed in mishap
• Indy-area mortgage foreclosure rate rises in August
• Voting today, or need ID Tuesday?
• Southside fire routs two families
• Today's Talker: Texts, video games bad before bed?
• Workers forced into freezer during robbery
• 8-month-old suffers facial burns in fireplace
• Cops: NW Ind. burglars kill 3 dogs, try to set fire
• Local Islamic organization condemns mail bomb plots on U.S.
• Mountain lion spotted near Bedford
• 2 semis in fiery I-65 crash; Boone Co. traffic snarls
• Do you have a scared kid? Here are some tips
• Board considers building new Franklin library
• Man, 24, found fatally shot on Eastside
• Judges: the most powerful people voters have never heard of
• Halloween is your chance to be a kid again
• Worried Hoosiers looking for answers, Matthew Tully finds
• Republicans and Democrats take their final swings
• Early voting high for midterm election
• Avon and Greenwood win state marching band titles
• Check the trick-or-treat hours
• Listen to Congressman Pence on WOWO
• Dropouts try to find their way back
• Man arrested in sex assault of 12-year-old
• Voters expected to OK property-tax cap amendment
• Avon, Greenwood win band titlesIndyStar.com
• For now, Pence keeps his 2012 options open
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• Celebrated Sounds: Indiana album review: We are Hex, "Hail the Goer"
• WellPoint has given $1.4M to elect Republicans
• Your enviro-PANIQuiz for the week of Oct. 18
• Forum Addresses "Fashioning the Law of Design: Wearable Intellectual Property"
• ‘Chicken Show’ to feature bestselling humorist
• Workplace safety rules a part of ND death probe
• Delegation, schedule for governor's mission to China and Japan
• Mayor's communications strategist leaving city post
• Dow Agro sales climb, but profit suffers
• Metro on the go
• The joys of autumn
• New NSF Grant for Interactive Community Computer Simulation To Restore Watersheds
• In the news: Halloween fun at UIndy
• State sues WellPoint over data breach
• Pence Congratulates Cody Young
• UPDATE: Butler's Fong leaving for new job
• Duke Realty improves third-quarter performance
• Power outage affects 1,300 in Johnson County
• Last minute reprieve for Indy libraries
• Visclosky Announces Construction Safety Resources
• Alumnus Kevin Morris Shows His Support for Education
• Indiana's life sciences industry sees trouble ahead
• Pence Congratulates 2010 Indiana CASA Volunteer of the Year
• Sallie Mae consolidation bringing 350 jobs to Indiana
• Tech firm to hire about 125 in Carmel
• Fishburn's son held on alleged parole violation
• Agricultural Energy-Efficiency Awards Coming to Indiana’s First District
• Butler Students Compete in 'Battle of the Brains'
• Pence Congratulates 2010 Indiana CASA Volunteer of the Year
• Pence Honors Duane Hoak of Anderson
• Local Fox affiliate fattens up on news
• Zimmer quarterly profit jumps on lower costs
• Alcohol evidence may make its way into Bisard trial
• The view from the couch: People of color
• Congressman Donnelly Presents Patriot Award to Local Veteran
• Butler Students Go Barefoot to Implement National Social Media Campaign
• Pence Honors Duane Hoak of Anderson
• Pence Congratulates Aubrey Wildey of Richmond
• Di Rimini violations reveal holes in process that relies on trust
• National unemployment claims drop sharply
• Outside help for schools spurs debate
• Thumbs up/thumbs down
• Congressman Donnelly Visits Mt. Zion Mill Pond Dam
• Pangan Named Guyer Chair in Education
• Pence Congratulates Aubrey Wildey of Richmond
• Watch Congressman Pence "On The Record"
• Critics say state ethics panel too lenient
• Baldwin & Lyons reports lower profit, higher revenue
• IU students learning about zombies in English class
• Gadfly: Baggage
• Thumbs up/thumbs down
• And the Whiting Award Goes to ... Michael Dahlie
• Watch Congressman Pence "On The Record"
• Pence Congratulates Cathy Stephens
• BioCrossroads tries to help laid-off life sciences workers land safely
• Carmel couple donating $45M to University of Maryland
• President's departure a surprise to Butler University
• Eight hours in a haunted firehouse (video)
• Q&A with Terry Curry
• Bobby Fong To Become 13th President of Ursinus College
• Pence Congratulates Cathy Stephens
• Carson to Push for One-Time Payment to Aid Seniors, Veterans
• November is Rotary International Foundation Month!
• Cash crunch hits Indianapolis Urban League
• Help wanted: Central Indiana lands 2,650 jobs
• Indiana universities receive lackluster report cards
• Q&A with Mark Massa
• Award-Winning Poet and Novelist Will Present Reiberg Readings
• Sutphin Lectures feature social reform author
• Carson, State Leaders to Announce Initiative Aimed Better Protecting Domestic Violence
• Help Rotary with the "My Tree and Me" Campaign
• Veolia losing water contract, will get $29M termination fee
• Meshing music with the message
• Young and undocumented: a struggle at America’s crossroads
• NUVO's 2010 election guide
• Prejudice: How do you resond?
• Student’s editorial cartoon published in Indy Star
• Listen to Congressman Pence on WOWO
• Carson to Visit Offender Re-Entry Program, Highlight New Grant That Creates 40 Jobs
• It's that time again! Salvation Army Bell Ringing!
• Lender Oak Street acquired by New York firm
• Employee ire forces IU to pull wellness survey
• Fred Wilson’s “E Pluribus Unum”: Art worth arguing about
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• Just-in-Time Teaching, an IUPUI Innovation Now Used Nationwide
• Business students launch international loan fund
• Tricky sweets can sink diets
• Carson: Health Care Reform Has Helped Thousands of Seniors in Indianapolis
• VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! Salvation Army Coats for Kids
• More job losses coming at doomed manufacturing plant
• Former iSalus CEO sues tech firm for breach of contract
• Obama: Suspicious packages are 'credible terrorist threat'
• Haiku news
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• Thank UIndy student for new voter service
• Investigation of fatality looks at whether Notre Dame followed safety rules
• A frequently asked question of the membership committee: What is a Corporate Membership in our Rotary Club?
• Health care firm plans 500 jobs in Indianapolis
• LEADING QUESTIONS: Home-health guru banks on empathy
• Sheriff candidate's son jailed on parole violation
• Gadfly: Gun control
• Herron Faculty Present "Drifting Towards Another Winter"
• UIndy musical keeps earning attention, accolades
• Police identify victim in Eastside shooting
• Global Ambassadorial Scholarship Opportunity
• U.S. economy grew anemically in third quarter
• Hendricks County launches tourism campaign
• Bobby Fong leaving Butler for new job near Philadelphia
• Walking for union unity
• Novelist Rounds out Fall Reiberg Schedule, Dougherty Reading Cancelled
• In the news: CAC’s anti-infection initiative
• Indiana's best-tasting water? It's in Connersville
• Ambassadorial Scholar, Rose Jackson in at Nakuru National Park, Africa
• Bebe Paluzza trade shows sold to industry vets
• NCAA athletes improve overall graduation rates
• Zionsville group's Oktoberfest to serve Upland beer, wine
• This election matters
• IUPUI Council on Retention and Graduation and Enrollment Management Council Gathered for Inaugural Meeting
• ICO concert to feature UIndy music faculty
• Trick-or-treat hours today and Sunday
• Environment and Beautification
• Ascension aims to cut costs with $10.9M service center
• Secretary of state files complaint against teachers' fund broker
• State appeals court gets 1st female leader
• A ringside seat at the end of the world: Republicans are smarter than scientists!
• IUPUI marks World Usability Day with Aaron Marcus
• In the news: Finance prof on election, economy
• Eli Lilly will have to beat odds to meet drug-rollout goals
• Indiana's trails network expands; Marion section of Cardinal Greenway opens
• Rail company plans new plant, 650 jobs in Muncie
• U.S. attorneys, FBI to watch for voter fraud, abuses
• OmniSource innocent, company lawyer says
• Best Fall Foliage 2010 in Indiana
• Indiana's newest justice balances wit and wisdom
• The view from the couch: Money, money everywhere
• War of words has a bigger audience this time, candidates say
• Council cuts, passes budget
• Wearing their hearts on their shirts
• Indy man found dead in vehicle at gas station
• MLS player to host soccer clinic Tuesday
• Habitual traffic offender held in Ind. 37 crash
• Police: Woman stabs husband in the back
• Cops: Off-duty Marion Co. guard fatally shoots robbery suspect
• Make a video about airport, win a prize
• Far-Northside domestic violence event features speaker
• Officials: Deputy kills would-be robber
• 1,080 students, parents fill immunization clinics
• Skillman begins holiday card collection for troops
• Indiana commerce agency, Purdue plan California office
• State police warn drivers to watch for deer
• Thinner margins squeeze Steel Dynamics profit
• Man accused of robbing South Bend bank 4 times
• Jeffersonville shipyard part of proposed $777M deal
• Florida man dies in N. Indiana mowing accident
• Consulate buys East Street space, leaving Union Station
• 1,622 IPS students sent home for lack of proof of shots
• 3Mass resident sues developer over accessibility
• Phi Delt House to be Featured in Midtown Holiday Home Tour
• Library and IndyGo could get some relief
• ISO chooses young maestro Urbanski as director
• Butler Students, Mentor to Attend Interfaith Youth Core Conference
• Court limits lawyers soliciting accident victims
• America’s future at stake: Which will it be? Misery or freedom?
• From the Desk of the Chancellor, Oct. 19, 2010
• Hill and Young spar over Social Security
• School of Informatics' Hayes releases new book exploring the use of health informatics to improve lives of patients with chronic illness
• 2 fatal shootings may be connected
• Congressman Donnelly Applauds Coming Vote on $250 Payment to Seniors
• IPS sends students lacking vaccinations home
• Nov. 10 is deadline to pay property tax
• Students record great American songs
• Today's Talker: See newest wonder at Hoover Dam
• Old motel's demolition began today
• Fundraisers bring out thousands of walkers, runners
• N.C. teen admits bomb threats to Purdue, IUPUFW
• Frontier CEO vows to return 10% paycut to workers
• Official pays back almost $6,000
• Gas City man gets 195 years in triple murder
• Petersburg church treasurer accused of stealing $257K
• Indiana giving away smoke alarms for deaf people
• Daniels signs off on DNR, Camp Atterbury land swap
• White seeks donations to air ads in secretary of state race
• Developer to remodel South Bend's tallest building
• Indy man accused in decades-long molestation
• U.S. court voids NCAA ruling, seeks help on state law
• Auditor candidates want you to see what state spends
• Daniels swears in newest justice on Indiana Supreme Court
• Pence Congratulates Cody Young
• Boy, 14, killed in hunting accident
• New Ind. Supreme Court justice set to take office
• StarFiles: Soothing nurse was an 'angel of death'
• Pharmaceutical Sciences Professor Helps Choose Top Technology Products for 2010
• In 3 districts, it's V-Day: no shots, no school
• Banks tread water as they wait for economy to improve
• Bizarre Foods TV Host Andrew Zimmern to Speak at IUPUI
• 2 held in death of woman found in trash can
• GE to pump $161 million into Bloomington plant
• Eat Safer: Novel Technology Detects Unknown Food Pathogens
• Grant will change how Lawrence schools operate
• Demolition begins on vacant Speedway motel
• Visclosky Responds to International Trade Commission Vote on Seamless Pipe
• It's time to crunch Indy's budget numbers
• IUPUI adjunct instructors call for more pay
• The Livability Challenge: A game-changer for Indianapolis
• Democrats try to gain traction on ground as election nears
• Flood-damaged Columbus hospital reassessing expansion
• Merchants upset busy intersection could close Saturday
• Presidential hopefuls Daniels, Pence reflect two sides of GOP
• Carson, Housing Agency Announce Latest Improvements, Capital Investment
• Spat ends with husband stabbed with scissors
• Designer's Manual Authors to Speak at Herron Oct 27
• Lilly to close drug discovery center in Singapore
• No drugs or alcohol in student found dead
• Central Ind. postal consolidation hearing on Oct. 28
• IUPUI to host Shakespeare Residency
• Recycling containers to have tracking tags
• Tea party is looking beyond Election Day
• When is leaf pickup in Marion County? It starts Nov. 8
• OmniSource sues Brizzi over seized money
• Police ID Purdue student killed in motorcycle crash
• Purdue gives its image a facelift with new slogan
• Daniels and Lugar make list of good guys
• Fair Finance artwork fetches more than $400,000 at auction
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• The GOP has had a hard time in Fishers
• Public meeting will address bus service
• Fishers Renaissance Faire will get new home
• Zionsville's SullivanMunce cultural center plans renovation, expansion
• Klipsch hears you loud and clear
• Man dies after fall from moving pickup on Westside
• Crash in Lafayette kills Purdue student from Indy
• Greenwood woman hit and killed by semi on I-65
• Body found in trash can on Eastside; man arrested
• Which prosecutor candidate would be a better manager?
• Child's play is a vital part of kindergarten education
• Democrats fighting a lack of enthusiasm, Matthew Tully finds
• Dorm death mystery: Alcohol ruled out
• Indianapolis-area banks tread water, wait for economy to improve
• Just One Minute
• Daniels hoping GOP victory will pave way for education reform
• Liza Minnelli cancels show with ISO
• Indiana Live swamped by debt, faces potential default
• Financially, Coats now leads Ellsworth
• Residents flee as fire spreads to 3 homes
• Guerin High School wins Top 50 honor
• Fire at Santorini was an accident, IFD says
• Man falls from back of moving pickup truck, dies
• Mentors teach IPS kids skills beyond the classroom
• Police find body on Eastside
• Facebook photo alerts school to gun; student held
• Pedestrian killed after exiting her vehicle on I-65
• Avon teen who leaped over courthouse railing dies
• More than 200 gather Downtown for tea party event
• Hundreds of students line up for shots
• Pence Calls Deficit Report An “Outrage”
• Artist's image for Cultural Trail has passionate critics
• Pence Delivers Weekly Republican Address
• Zoeller wants more protections for nursing home residents
• A ringside seat at the end of the world: Haiku from Missoula
• OmniSource files suit against Prosecutor Brizzi
• More protections possible for nursing home residents
• Hit-and-run drivers leave a lot of pain behind
• Purdue's new slogan: We are Purdue. Makers, all
• Glicks changing charitable approach
• Teen who strangled brother gets life in prison
• Zionsville galleries watching Carmel arts district
• You bought a foreclosed home. Now what?
• Jodi Kruger Named Recipient of the George P. Doherty Award from DeVry University’s Keller Graduate School of Management
• DeVry University is the Leading Producer of Hispanic Computer Science Degree Graduates in California and Illinois
• Campus groups collaborate for Pink Week
• Pain is rolling in for tire buyers and sellers
• Strategist: U.S. economy picking up pace, slowly
• Experts Reveal Smartest Moves and Biggest Mistakes Job-Seekers Make in Quest for Career Success Today
• “In-demand 21st Century Careers” to be Spotlighted at DeVry University National Open House Events
• National magazine honors UIndy residence hall
• Indiana businesses to pay penalty for state loans
• State files more complaints against vanity publisher
• Visclosky Responds to Announcement of Section 301 Investigation of Chinese Trade Policies
• Joshua ben Michael Padron Appointed President of DeVry University’s South Florida Metro
• Greyhound auction features Colts items, more
• Regulators plan investigation of Duke power plant
• Pence Visits Anderson University
• Indianapolis' greenest day of the year
• DeVry University Introduces Bachelor of Science in Management Degree
• UIndy original musical to premiere Oct. 22
• Blue II Makes News
• Time's up for some Marion County students to get their shots
• Pence Discusses Obama’s Failed Stimulus, Spending on Fox News
• A ringside seat at the end of the world: Watching glaciers melt
• Susan Lerner Friedberg, Ph.D., Appointed President of DeVry University’s Chicago Campuses and Centers
• Prof edits new book on skeletal analysis
• Jerry and Patsy Shultz to Receive OBS Mortar Award
• Indiana loans for jobless to hit businesses Jan. 1
• Paul Mitchell The School Indianapolis Welcomes Dolly Parton and Betty White to Annual FUNraising Campaign
• Father: Women roommates assault son, 7
• DeVry University Announces New Anaheim Location
• DeVry University Opens Paramus Center
• Department of Public Health Student Receives Prestigious National Scholarship
• AmericInn buys Fishers hotel, enters local market
• FSSA chief Murphy is offered Community Health job
• Pumpkinfest will move to beat of bluegrass
• Keller Graduate School of Management and DeVry University Awarded Additional PMI Global Accreditation; Tying for Most Accreditations Worldwide
• DeVry Calgary announces new president
• 'Roughhousing and horseplay' led to discipline at Indiana School for the Deaf
• Ethics panel: Ex-IURC lawyer may have violated law
• Purdue trustees OK pay raises for some
• DeVry University Appoints Candace Goodwin as President of Chicago Campus
• DeVry University Appoints James Caldwell as President of Colorado Metro
• S. Indiana teen who strangled brother gets life in prison
• Zionsville schools referendum foes and backers plan meetings
• N. Indiana school board votes to end Bible class
• DeVry University to Examine the Demand for Information Security in a Connected World
• DeVry University to showcase 30 years of video game development success at GDC 2009
• Purdue board OKs merit pay, bonuses, premium hike
• January trial set in hit-and-run that killed 81-year-old woman
• IFD: Santorini restaurant fire was accidental
• Reviving the American Economy through Innovation and Corporate Entrepreneurship: An Online Roundtable Discussion
• DeVry University Announces Employment Gap Scholarship Program to Aid Displaced Workers
• Federal documents clear way for land exchange
• 24 authors join suit against publisher
• Republican Coats holds fundraising lead
• DeVry University Says “Dream Big” to High School Girls Across the Country Through its HerWorld Programs
• DEVRY DECATUR CAMPUS MOVES TO NEW LOCATION
• Pence Calls Deficit Report An “Outrage”
• Christian Theological Seminary gets grant from Lilly Endowment
• DeVry University Announces New Oakland Location
• DeVry University Graduates Find Employment Success
• Outdoor setting suits UIndy flag ceremony
• IMPD puts Lloyd Crowe in charge of training academy
• Inmate, 16, dies after 3-story courthouse fall
• DeVry University Appoints Anthony Stanziani as President of DeVry College of New York
• DeVry University Announces New Alhambra Location
• In the news: UIndy’s original musical, ‘SHAME’
• NAACP not giving up on lawsuit over IMPD, IFD
• Emmis loss shrinks as radio stations produce more cash
• DeVry University Appoints Dr. Jamal J. Scott as President of its Tinley Park Campus
• Job Security More Desirable than a Big Paycheck Reveals State of the Student Survey from DeVry University
• Poet, pianist team up for Oct. 14 appearance
• State investigating Greenwood trench-digging accident
• IURC to re-examine Duke project amid ethics flap
• DeVry University Announces New Glendale Location
• DeVry University Appoints Craig Jacob as President of Phoenix Metro
• Watch for Homecoming road construction
• Couple get long sentences for molesting girl, 7
• Local senior living manager makes $60.5M acquisition
• In-Demand Careers to be Showcased at DeVry University’s National Open House Events at Locations across the U.S.
• DeVry University Names Three New Advisory Board Members
• UIndy staffer to sing anthem at Colts game
• Suspicious fire hits 3 Fountain Square homes
• Pact cuts costs for airlines at Indianapolis International
• Bisard case becomes issue in race for prosecutor
• Judge rejects DUI plea deal for ex-Brizzi spokesman
• Butler Honor Society Receives Silver Award
• IMPD officers get up to speed on cultural differences
• Crowe to serve key deputy chief spot for IMPD
• Alumnus Gives an Inside Look at the Mayo Clinic
• 3 squad cars crash, 3 officers hurt in pursuit
• Today's Talker: Babies born 8-8-08, 9-9-09, 10-10-10
• Butler Ranked 56th in Academic, Athletic Study
• Man gets 120 years in couple's deaths
• Tickets available for last U.S. Senate debate in Ind.
• Behling Addresses National Press Club on the Need for Research
• No quick resolution in school funding case
• State marching band contest kicks off Saturday
• Butler MBA Named a Best Business School by Princeton Review
• Next for Chile: Miners' recovery, cause of mine collapse
• IURC announces sweeping inquiry of Duke Energy, ex-judge
• COPHS Student Works to Make a Change in Haiti
• Car strikes three members of IU cycling team
• Roche acquires assets from Virginia IT company
• First-Year Seminar: A New Way to Teach
• Ethanol Boost Sought by Congressman Donnelly Approved
• Biden to help raise funds for Ellsworth
• Applications for jobless benefits rise again
• September 25, 2010
• Donnelly Efforts to Improve Disabled Veterans Life Insurance Signed into Law
• GOP chief cries foul over sheriff's race ad
• City pitching in $38M for $192M Clarian project
• The Knights will host the Trinity International University Trojans at 1 p.m. at St.Vincent Health Field.
• A ringside seat at the end of the world: Enviro-journalism in decline
• Man charged in hit-and-run says he feared mob
• Indiana human services chief may quit for private job
• Congratulations to the largest Marian University for St.Vincent Health Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing program class to-date of 29. The program, which is just a year old, has grown steadily. Members of this class will become registered nurse
• Indy seminary gets $1.2M Lilly Endowment grant
• Ballard set to shorten lease term for parking meters
• Former agent's admission shines light on NCAA enforcement
• The Knights host the Tigers at 1 p.m. on October 16, 2010 at St.Vincent Health Field.
• For-profit college stocks tumble on enrollment warning
• A child of segregation gets long overdue honor
• Governor to travel to China and Japan
• Check out the cool anamorphic chalk drawings by ART 106 students: Sydney Shewmaker, Joe Fogleman, Alex Hodson, and Peter Hayes. Located at the entrance to the library, the students marked the optimal vantage point with an X.
• IURC Nominating Committee accepting applications for commission
• Daniels to lead business trip to China, Japan
• Daniels selects Robertson to lead Department of Insurance
• VIDEO: Visclosky Urges Congress to Address Chinese Currency Manipulation
• Pence Discusses Obama’s Failed Stimulus, Spending on Fox News
• ChaCha lands $20 million venture investment
• Man charged with reckless homicide
• Muncie couple held in abuse of 5-week-old son
• Armstrong Directs Student Relations for Music Educators Group
• Rain is most that's fallen since July 28
• IU study: Indiana traffic accidents decline in 2009
• Harris Helps Alzheimer’s Cause with Music
• Inmate, 16, critical after 3-story fall in courthouse
• Indy couple head to prison for molesting girl, 7
• Pharmacy Student Earns Award for Community Service
• LEADING QUESTIONS: CPA Sponsel takes calculated risk
• Carson Launches Latino Advisory Council
• You May Not Be Able to Say How You Feel About Your Race
• Schrenker says he ditched bag of gold in river
• Heating bills should be cheaper this winter, utility says
• Gadfly: Special interests
• Noted Linguistics Professor to Speak at Language Teaching Conference
• 'Waiting for Superman' screening stirs education debate
• Rokita to politicians: Careful with donations from union
• Record crowd listens to Carmel Mayor Brainard's annual speech
• IU concludes most successful fundraising campaign in university history
• 3 officers hurt in Johnson Co. chase
• Durham art auction offers hope for Ohio investors
• Court hearing delayed for former Indiana BMV chief
• IUPUI announces most ambitious campaign goal in university history
• Woman pleads not guilty in cop's hit-run death
• Purdue pay freeze could end soon for some
• Two hurt in separate attacks at motel
• From the Desk of the Chancellor, Oct. 11, 2010
• Police officer cleared in Illinois-Indiana shootings
• Larry Pentis Announced as Keynote Speaker for SIR 40th Annual Conference
• Chilean miner rescue in final stretch
• IUPUI Professor Serves as Historian/Consultant for PBS' "God in America" Series
• Coats' camp rebuts charge of lying
• Haiku News
• Purdue may end pay freeze for some
• IUPUI Selected as Finalist for Community Engagement Award
• Award winner Boehm defines public service
• Police officer cleared in shooting spree
• Police: Two shot in Eastside robbery bid
• New Tourism Masters Degree Offers Industry Students Equipped to Help Gauge the Future
• Lawyer doesn't buy Schrenker's claims he's broke
• School-funding suit will be argued today
• Today's Talker: Obama's related to who? You betcha!
• HSE, 2 districts await Oct. 29 court date on funding lawsuit
• German steelmaker expanding in Tell City
• Wayne schools chief announces retirement
• Daniels names new insurance commissioner
• GOP chief: Dems' candidate for sheriff broke ethics laws filming campaign ad
• Irsay: NFL owners, players 'have to find a solution'
• Cousin, 18, pleads guilty in boy's shooting
• Bisard case lands in middle of prosecutor's race
• Today's rain was most in Indy-area since July 28
• Trial in officer's death scheduled for Dec. 13
• Ex-Franklin man gets 120 years in prison in double slayings
• Indy suspect surrenders in hit-run of pregnant woman
• Woman gives birth after truck hits her
• Seeing is Believing: Step right up to see these great photos
• Lawrence man charged in hit-run death of woman, 81
• $16 million grant to go to health clinics
• Duke Energy wins verdict reversal in clean-air case
• Schools, state argue in court over funding formula
• Fraud trial set to begin for former Indiana pastor
• Biomet sales rise, but slower than expected
• Schools, state argue in court over funding formula
• IU Dental School Professor to Lead National Dental Academy
• WellPoint, Aetna led U.S. insurers in coverage denial
• Pence Visits Anderson University
• Indiana Achievement Awards Recognize Indiana Nonprofits for Exemplary Practices in Serving their Communities
• Summit participants take tour of Cultural Trail
• E-mails show clubby relationship between IURC, Duke
• Duke Energy names interim president amid probe
• Police officer freed in shooting of three
• Senate hopefuls play usual roles in 1st of 3 debates
• Home sales continue to slump, but prices rise
• 'Waiting For Superman' city premiere gets strong turnout
• Fire closes Santorini's Greek Kitchen
• Reebok's loss of NFL contract could hurt local plant
• Interactive Intelligence stock up on quarterly projections
• Ellsworth attacks Coats' lobbying career in debate
• Listen to Congressman Pence on WOWO
• On Tuesday October 12, 2010 Rep. Dan Burton went on Fox Business News to talk about the need to shed government spending in the new Congress.
• Church financier faces Ponzi scheme trial in Indiana
• Pregnant woman seriously hurt in hit-and-run
• Listen to Congressman Pence on WOWO
• WellPoint, other insurers' stock buybacks concern investors
• This time, Schrenker to be in divorce court
• Carson Statement on Don't Ask, Don't Tell Ruling
• Developer of Binford Medical Complex files for Chapter 11
• Where the candidates stand on the issues
• Congressman Donnelly Outlines New Small Business Lending
• Education debate hits big screen in Indy
• Congressman Donnelly Outlines New Small Business Tax Fix
• Committee rejects plan for Irvington shelter
• Ways and Means Chairman Sandy Levin and Congressman Donnelly Discuss Trade and Manufacturing Issues with Local Businesses
• CIB budget proves a hard sell
• Republicans look to Indiana for signs of election night gains
• Democrat, Republican named to investigate voter fraud case
• Duke Energy names interim Indiana leader
• A ringside seat at the end of the world: Leaf blowers
• Indiana baby clocks in for a perfect 10
• IU women asked to wear backside ads for KFC
• The view from the couch: Middle management
• Bartholomew County to install panic buttons
• Students stop walking to New Castle school after death
• Thumbs up/thumbs down
• Trial beginning for ex-pastor accused of investment fraud
• Schrenker claims he stashed bag of gold in Alabama river
• City parking plan, revisited
• Florida college exec to lead Ivy Tech's central region
• Santorini owner vows to rebuild after fire
• School funding lawsuit faces first hurdle
• 'Rally for Equality' tries to stay positive, with mixed results
• Biglari offers to acquire Michigan insurer in $51M deal
• Wayne Township superintendent to retire in December
• Police: Man is shot, stabbed during fight
• Special prosecutor named to ex-BMV commissioner's case
• 1st Harvey Milk Dinner at IUPUI is tonight
• Shot IMPD cop could be out of hospital today
• 286 cast early ballots at 3 county sites
• Schrenker back in court Tuesday, for divorce
• Record number of sophomores to take PSAT
• Hundreds rally for gay rights at City Market
• Two firefighters endure minor injures at blaze
• Senate candidates prepare for IUPUI debate
• Man held after hit-and-run that kills woman, 81
• CIB budget could face rough ride in council
• Off-duty IMPD officer recovering from shooting at club
• City Securities snares veteran stockbroker from competitor
• Halloween ZooBoo
• After death of pastor, two factions battle over small church's fate
• Broadbent subsidiary seeks bankruptcy reorganization
• Owner razing historic train depot in Fort Wayne
• Flap shines light on usually obscure Secretary of State race
• What Voters?
• 2 special prosecutors chosen in Charlie White investigation
• IUPUI announces $1.25 billion fundraising goal
• Live streaming and blogging from the Ellsworth Coats debate
• Hit-and-run driver strikes pregnant woman
• Ghost Tales of the Witch and Famous
• Electric car maker to start work at former RV plant
• Tracking a bevy of butterflies
• First of three Senate debates concludes
• New Purdue smoking policy sparks complaints
• Columbus Day closings
• Frontier could seek marketing deal with major airline
• Lawyers helping students see their future in the law
• Would you have given it back?
• VNS plans housing for low-income seniors
• Your enviro-PANIQuiz for the week of Oct. 4
• Attorney reprimanded over files left at bin
• Police: Flight attendant caught with cocaine
• With high of 88, Indy swelters in record Oct. 10 heat
• Naked sunbather arrested in Speedway park
• Illinois goes after Indiana drivers for unpaid tolls
• IMPD officer shot while responding to fight downtown
• No increase in benefits for many Social Security recipients
• 21 Days and Counting
• Sales of 'spice' are now against the law
• Columbus Day closings
• Bruce Pelkin: a good comedian and a great friend
• Neither side telling the whole story
• Voting site flap doesn't look like it's going away
• Governor to senator to . . . governor?
• Fire at double on East Michigan leaves man dead
• Collision with semi kills motorcyclist
• IUPUI campaign sets goal to raise $1.25B by 2013
• Lilly's Erbitux fails in European colon-cancer study
• A tiff over TIF: Democrats vs. Mayor Ballard
• White House doubts need to halt all foreclosures
• IPS kids repeat kindergarten at a high rate, but does it help?
• Indiana University president becoming US citizen
• New Purdue smoking policy sparks complaints
• Temps still high, weather still dry
• Motorcyclist killed in crash in Brownsburg
• New judge is sworn in to history
• Lotteries: Friday's winning numbers
• Downtown praised for 'livability' but needs more residents
• Review: Bloomington airport tops in state crashes
• Drill breaks through to 33 trapped Chilean miners
• Ailing library eyes new funding source
• IPL chief Ann Murtlow is 'personable' power
• Foreclosure auction activity heats up
• Cemetery returns vet's grave marker
• Finish Line introduces kiosks for customized T-shirts
• Southeastside man's death ruled homicide
• Special prosecutor not yet chosen
• Reward offered in arson at officer's home
• Faith Forum: Even on other worlds, life is the work of God
• Police officer on medical leave held in shootings
• Court: State owes workers back pay
• Far-Eastside toddler drowns in bucket of water
• Ordinance authors: Cookie bakery was within its rights
• Man dies in Near-Eastside house fire
• Crisis could hobble area home sales
• IUPUI announces $1.25 billion fundraising goal
• IU fundraising tops $1.1B in 7 years, a record
• Illinois police officer arrested in 2-state shooting spree
• Bullying is problem in Indiana and nation, expert says
• Ruling: State workers still owed back pay, but not as much
• Lawmakers want federal probe of utility panel
• Analysis: Jobs report is bleak news for Democrats
• Business owner jailed over alleged threats
• IHSAA launches Internet television network
• 487,000 'middle skill' jobs predicted
• Jobless rate holds steady after wave of government layoffs
• Tickets scooped up for Senate debate
• Local environmental contractor declares bankruptcy
• New Castle promotes bus service after student's death
• East-side distribution center with 80 workers set to close
• Indiana's 1st black federal judge assumes job
• Ex-money manager Schrenker gets 10 years for fraud
• INSIDE DISH: Cajun couple plays to strengths
• Toddler dies after drowning in bucket
• Chinese dissident Liu wins Nobel Peace Prize
• Ruling cuts $42M award for state workers seeking back pay
• Week 8 high school football scoreboard and stats
• I-70 closing: a little headache for a big improvement
• Governor terminates IURC chairman, issues ethics memo to agency heads
• National Uneployment Still Too High
• BMV chief resigns after arrest in public indecency sting
• Carson Announces Retroactive Pay Deadline for Soldiers Affected by Stop Loss
• Lilly up, Christamore House down: Walking and chewing gum in Indy
• Perry teacher is runner-up for state's top teacher award
• Carson Announces Funding to Support Small Businesses, Create Jobs
• Emotions just got even more complicated
• Schrenker sentenced to 10 years for securities fraud
• IPS’ Year-Round Problem
• Anderson cemetery returns vet's grave marker
• Economy too much for century-old lumberyard
• Family members find man dead in house
• Purdue student charged in urine plot
• Beckman Coulter plans $18.2M expansion, 100 new jobs
• IMPD promotes 17, exhorting them to be role models
• Government layoffs add to 95K job loss
• Listen to Congressman Pence on WOWO
• Tensions appear to ease as gay rights groups plan rally
• Campaign ad to highlight voter fraud allegations
• Day of the Dead Festival
• Money dropped from armored car briefly up for grabs
• Closing of Greenwood call center to affect 260 workers
• Day of the Dead 2010
• Hundreds evacuate South Bend after gas leak
• Patience paid off for Lucas family in Hilbert mansion deal
• Speedway adds car show to Indy 500 schedule
• SOS race: not as close as advertised
• Gay-rights groups plan rally after cookie flap
• Superintendent pushes to make IPS year-round
• Baron released his campaign's latest commercial this morning. It's an ad drawing sharp contrasts between himself and his opponent. Take a look and share it with your friends. Be sure to tell us what you think.
• CAMPAIGN UPDATE
• BMV chief resigns after arrest in public indecency case
• 6 miles of I-70 closed for 12 hours
• Yesterday Baron sat down at WJCP in North Vernon to talk about helping Hoosiers to get back to work.
• Money escapes Garda truck, sparks ethical debate
• Schrenker sentenced to 10 years in Indiana prison for fraud
• Indiana BMV chief arrested on indecency charge
• Bisard Speaks
• Police: Abducted boys may be headed to Indiana
• Photo gallery: See what all the fuss is about over I-70 closure
• Grocery distributor to create 100 jobs in Bloomington
• Lawrence council adopts fire unit merger, restricts 'spice'
• French Lick saw mill could burn for days
• House speaker wants utility agency reviewed
• Report: 'Middle-skill' jobs projected for Indiana
• Youngsters learn about varied aspects of football
• One trapped in Ind. 135 collision
• BMV commissioner resigns following arrest
• Monthly Revenue Report - September 2010
• Chili fundraiser Friday on Monument Circle
• Ohio prosecutor: Robbers targeted Indiana casino winners
• Listen to Congressman Pence on WOWO
• Gag order denied in mom's neglect case
• Today's Talker: Rescue near for 33 Chilean miners
• Roller Derby at Ellenberger Park
• Lawmaker proposed voting on utility panel nominees
• 24-year-old found dead near Greenwood Park Mall
• The Slightly Haunted Puppet Show
• Homeless-shelter proposal divides Irvington residents
• Lawmaker: U.S. attorney should probe utility job
• Irvington Halloween Festival Costume Contest
• Hoosiers are urged to get flu shots
• Teacher strikes, kills New Castle student on way to school
• Haunted Movie Night: Monsters vs. Aliens
• Esteemed Purdue chemist fulfills Nobel legacy
• Chamber: State universities need to be more efficient
• Spooky Storytelling
• French Lick saw mill could burn for days
• Coordinating Lilly 'Day of Service' a major undertaking
• Halloween Festival Live Music Line-Up
• SUV passenger slain on Westside street
• Election could give GOP control of state policy decisions
• Halloween Festival Day at Irvington!
• BMV chief arrested in public indecency case
• Indiana Landmarks selling downtown headquarters
• Cabaret Poe
• New Fishers council member to be picked Oct. 17
• A match made in hell
• The Seymour office made almost 1,000 calls last night. Their enthusiasm is incredible. Click here to join them: http://bit.ly/drBhNJ
• Tax revenue up but still less than forecast
• Auditors fault Carmel's grants to arts center
• My wife and I just had our first child on Thursday!
• Who's involved?
• Judge denies gag order in closet deaths case
• From the Staff: Early voting starts today and Joe needs your help. Here's what you can do: 1) Cast your vote early for Joe to continue his hard work as our Congressman. Find your early voting location at www.indianavoters.com. 2) Post this picture
• Appointment process differs from most states
• Girl flees from bus-stop abduction attempt
• Statesman Lee Hamilton bids farewell
• Homeless shelter plan divides Irvington
• Ivy Tech president takes on Obama's challenge
• Passersby scoop up cash dropped by armored truck
• Mother claims teacher duct-taped son's mouth
• Ivy Tech trying to make transfer process smoother
• Purdue scientist shares chemistry Nobel prize
• $14,000 boxtop drive pays for school's piano lab
• Old National acquiring Monroe Bancorp for $83.5M
• Gadfly: Recycling
• Scratch-off lotto ticket yields record $5 million
• Regulators postpone Duke hearing amid scandal
• A ringside seat at the end of the world: Call 'em economentalists
• Prosecutor defends deal to delay arrest in fatal hit-run
• Good News Ministries eyes using ex-motel to house homeless
• Ind. 267 to close for a week at Brownsburg railroad crossing
• Lawyer urges felony charges in Carmel bus case
• Fourth Artsgarden skywalk gets approval
• Fitness center holds open house tonight
• Indy preps for Thursday's I-70 closure
• UPDATE: Lucas Oil owners to buy former Hilbert estate
• Time to get flu shot, Indiana health leader says
• Ethics controversy erupts as governor fires IURC chair
• Pence Requests GAO Report To Investigate Delphi Pension Treatment
• Schrenker sentencing set for Thursday
• Purdue professor shares Nobel chemistry prize
• Pence Honors Anderson Couple As Angels In Adoption
• BMV commissioner held on public indecency charge after arrest at Downtown restroom
• Greenfield officer remembered as a man with a gentle heart
• Demographics and Demagogues
• Fright Manor Haunted Attraction
• Former Hilbert mansion has a buyer
• Republican advantage is in double digits, poll finds
• German American Bancorp acquires Bank of Evansville
• Pence Named "Guardian of Small Business"
• Multi-car crash slows I-465 on Northeastside
• Longtime car retailer closes on west side
• Haiku News
• Russian-born scientists win Nobel Prize in physics
• Indiana utilities commissioner fired after ethics probe
• Voter website undeterred by candidates' disinterest
• 'Parents pledge' designed to help students
• Duke Energy puts local CEO on leave amid state probe
• Suit claims bogus drug arrest lead to Mooresville arrest
• The view from the couch: Generation exposed
• Slain North Central student mourned
• Estridge scales back Symphony development in Westfield
• Elkhart man flees court during sentencing
• Thumbs up/thumbs down
• Consultant to further help on IMPD reforms
• Gleaners Volunteer Day
• Tomisue Hilbert joins lawsuit over mother's insurance
• Today's Talker: Sludge buries towns, burns victims
• Suspect in hit-run death says child distracted her
• Need 10 to 15 Volunteers for the Memorial 
Pancreatic Cancer Research Walk
• Indy group to award $1M for best community college
• Preseason high school basketball Fab 15
• Funding crisis threatens after-school program
• Pence Named "Guardian of Small Business"
• 1,000 attend funeral of Greenfield cop in hit-run
• Indiana's revenue rises 5.8% over Sept. 2009
• Voter group's website analyzes candidates' stands
• A Curse on Me
• Daniels fires state's top utility regulator over ethics flap
• Man, 23, held in fatal shooting on Northeastside
• Clarke Engineering plans $2.1M expansion in Fishers
• Child-care programs given state ratings
• StarFiles: Disappearance of 6-year-old Shannon Sherrill
• Lawyer for Carmel hazing victim seeks felony charges
• Pence Congratulates Richmond High School Assistant Principal
• Indiana is drier than surrounding states
• Local school district gets $12M magnet school grant
• Indiana's August revenue up 8.4 percent from year ago
• Sheriff seeks solution to election problem deputy faced
• Interactive Intelligence buys Jacksonville software maker
• The Seymour office made almost 1,000 calls last night. Their enthusiasm is incredible. Click here to join them: http://bit.ly/drBhNJ
• Fall voting begins with small turnout
• Christamore House laying off seven employees
• My wife and I just had our first child on Thursday!
• Council OKs 'spice' ban and a new IFD merger
• UIndy to manage teacher bonus pay program at 44 schools
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• Fishers council action not at risk
• Closing of Berne plant putting 250 out of work
• Pence Requests GAO Report To Investigate Delphi Pension Treatment
• Federal initiative will focus on Ivy Tech, other schools
• Plastic recycler establishing $25M plant in Richmond
• Pence Honors Anderson Couple As Angels In Adoption
• 3 Indiana House races could be key to power shift
• Pence: 2010 Ends with Massive Deficit, 2011 Begins with No Budget
• Consultant to further help city with IMPD reforms
• Struggling Christamore House to lay off 7 staffers
• Sign Up For Congressman Pence's E-Newsletter
• Indy shifting police operations to prepare for '12 Super Bowl.
• Pence Supports Boehner Call to End Earmarking As We Know It
• Indiana casinos tempt cheaters of varying skills
• Suspect in hit-and-run death of Greenfield police officer turns herself in
• Carson Statement on Super Bowl Housing Legacy Project
• Our definition of sex expands, IU study shows
• Pence Goes On the Record to Discuss the Need to Stop Democrat Tax Hikes
• Warren Township students risk dismissal without proof of shots
• Pence Congratulates Richmond High School Assistant Principal
• Carson Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
• 6 miles of I-70 to be closed Thurs. for beautification project
• Sign Up For Congressman Pence's E-Newsletter
• Ex-IU player Leary avoids prison in mortgage fraud case
• Ellsworth going back on the air with false attack ad
• Carson: Key Patient's Rights Begin to Take Effect
• Republic's big moves pay off, but rival airline's deal poses threat
• 30 Days Out
• Expert: Indiana an island of drought in Ohio Valley
• Mark Vogel in the NEWS!
• House Approves Small Businesses Lending Bill
• Indiana pumpkin patches, orchards see visitors swell
• Shelter to shut night boxes after finding pets, mistreated animals abandoned
• Plans for moving Greenwood airport put on hold
• Vogel to debate Walorski and Donnelly- WNIT, South Bend, Oct 27th
• Carson Accepting Academy Nomination Applications
• Baron Hill's visits to the Farmers Festival in Aurora, Harvest Homecoming Festival in New Alba
• Washington Township Schools see big jump in enrollment
• Federal audit knocks state's safety, health program
• Rochester Debate Set for Oct. 25th – Rochester High School
• Indianapolis Awarded More Cops Funding
• ABC News: "Rep. Mike Pence on Republican Agenda"
• Lawrence budget is expected to go up by 5 percent in 2011
• Customer-service jobs likely casualty in utility merger
• Re-evaluating the Cold War
• Pence Celebrates New Moscow Covered Bridge
• Athenaeum restoration work slated to start Wed.
• Ex-IU hoops player Leary avoids prison time in fraud
• Your enviro-PANIQuiz for the week of Sept. 27
• Pence Calls For Vote on Extending Tax Relief on Meet The Press
• Laughing teen faces drunken-driving charges
• From the Staff: Early voting starts today and Joe needs your help. Here's what you can do: 1)
• Car recovered in nightclub shooting
• Columbus Republic: Pence says taxes key to pledge
• Probe continues into crash that killed van driver
• ABC News: "Rep. Mike Pence on Republican Agenda"
• IU police investigate 2 sexual assaults
• Glassmaking center opens at Ball State
• Pence Celebrates New Moscow Covered Bridge
• Johnson County crash victim airlifted to hospital
• The city according to Lilly Co.
• Download “A Pledge To America”
• Carmel council takes aim at redevelopment panel
• Pence Calls For Vote on Extending Tax Relief on Meet The Press
• Ex-felon charged with possession of firearms
• 2 hurt in U.S. 31 crash in Johnson County
• Pence: Congress Should Not Adjourn Until It Stops Tax Hikes On All Americans
• Purdue: Indiana an island of drought
• Columbus Republic: Pence says taxes key to pledge
• Bargersville man dies in mobile home fire
• Heavy trash dropoff will be on Oct. 9
• Pence: 2010 Ends with Massive Deficit, 2011 Begins with No Budget
• Child care operators to show quality ratings
• Download “A Pledge To America”
• Alcohol may have played role in teen's fatality
• Applebee's fundraiser Wednesday to benefit firefighter's family
• Pence Supports Boehner Call to End Earmarking As We Know It
• Last day to register for November election
• Pence: Congress Should Not Adjourn Until It Stops Tax Hikes On All Americans
• Funeral for Greenfield cop killed in hit-run set for Tuesday
• Commuter buses to stop; IndyGo to discuss options
• Pence Goes On the Record to Discuss the Need to Stop Democrat Tax Hikes
• Bargersville man, 51, critical after mobile home fire
• Semi crashes close I-465 ramps, eastbound I-70 in Hancock Co.
• U.S. warns American travelers of terror threat in Europe
• 'Ghost' students cost Indiana $94 million in 2009
• Reagan Breakfast: Schererville, IN
• Mormon church to build new temple in Indianapolis
• IMPD detective loses battle against pancreatic cancer
• Parade fans wipe way the rain and enjoy show
• U.S. warns American travelers of terror threat in Europe
• Metro on the go
• Pence busy campaigning for other GOP candidates
• Man to undergo tests for face transplant
• Urban youths learn about gardening, nutrition and giving back
• Urban youths learn about gardening, nutrition and giving back
• Matthew Tully: Just do your job, Hoosiers tell Congress
• Matthew Tully: Just do your job, Hoosiers tell Congress
• After needed rain, Indy temps to reach 80 by midweek
• Family watches free-speech case over funeral protesters
• Newsmaker: Justice Theodore Boehm
• Rain can't ruin the day's fun at Circle City Classic parade
• Behind Closed Doors: This GOP race is a real attention-getter
• Indiana ed chief: 'Ghost' students cost $94M in 2009
• Driver dies in 1-vehicle crash in Shelby County
• Suspect fleeing police hits SUV on I-465 ramp
• September Update
• Student's suicide galvanizes foes of anti-gay bullying
• Mormon church to build new temple in Indianapolis
• Defendant convicted of killing man and partner in 2008
• IMPD detective loses battle against pancreatic cancer
• Horse racing official Gorajec accused of misconduct
• DNR expects deer hunters to bag record
• Lawyer for suspect in hit-run that killed officer is negotiating
• Parade fans wipe way the rain and enjoy show
• Even busy parking lots can't shield cars from thieves
• Health reform forces providers, insurers to lay aside rivalries
• Ex-manager accuses Butler Kia of keeping violent, gun-toting employee
• Indiana court justice to be sworn in Oct. 18
• City halts apartment developer
• Schrenker asks to pay less in child support
• Firms with jobs ask for the moon; governments here show restraint
• Motorcyclist dies after hitting truck
• Health reform is forcing doctors, hospitals, insurers to lay aside rivalries
• Man gets 32 years in 5 bank robberies
• New grads struggle to put education to work
• Hudnut is adviser for public affairs firm
• Bayh gives $500,000 to Dems' state party
• Circle City Classic Parade has something for everyone
• Marion County students can get shots next week
• Man shot and killed on Near Westside
• What about Tea Parties?
• Crosses show where train killed 5 in 1961
• We are in The Debates!
• Card counter, problem gambler lose in Indiana's high court
• Hiring students to replace guards may violate federal rules
• GE plans $68M investment related to Indiana plant
• Indiana Supreme Court rulings uphold casino rights
• Biglari adjusts controversial pay proposal
• BofA delays foreclosures in Indiana, 22 other states
• Feds charge 3rd man with Clean Water violations
• Retiring Justice Boehm honored at reception
• Visclosky Announces Resources for Youth Health, Safety, Security
• State group says charter school enrollment doubles
• IMPD horse kicks, harms police car
• Radio station holds 'Gay Cupcake Party' to back IUPUI group
• Free tickets available for local Senate debate
• Man is killed on I-65 in wrong-way wreck
• Police hope to meet with suspect in hit-run of cop
• Drugmakers’ ‘doughnut hole’ deal to shave sales
• Historically black colleges are working to boost graduation rates
• Indy man shot, killed on city's Near Westside
• Hogsett's nomination approved by Senate
• @home with Bryon and Christine Konvolinka
• It's official: Much of state under drought
• Park devoting Saturday to solar energy
• Charges against 2 ex-Carmel athletes to be refiled
• Abstract art show to open Saturday at Garfield Park
• Bicycle officer killed in hit-and-run was visible
• Bill Hudnut to join lobbying group
• Teens tell police they want more attention from parents
• Bayh gives more cash -- $500K -- to Indiana Dems
• IPS seeks public input on year-round calendar
• Home-built plane crashes near N. Indiana airport
• 7/5/2010
• Indy man tied to 17 bank robberies gets 32 years
• Humane Society of Indianapolis opens free-roaming cat room
• Education Foundation to celebrate $1 million mark
• Charter school enrollment doubles, Ind. group says
• Circle City Classic organizers look to boost 27-year-old event
• Marcus Schrenker requests emergency child support hearing
• Ind. legislators urged to ban synthetic marijuana
• Hudnut joins D.C. office of local lobbying firm
• Man, 58, found guilty in double murder
• Ex-marshal in S. Ind. pleads guilty to false time sheets
• Furniture distributor plans Gas City operations
• Stanley moving production to new Greenfield plant
• South side should follow Carmel’s lead
• Children's Museum to revamp area for preschoolers
• Teen who killed brother awaits sentencing
• Officials honor retiring Indiana court justice
• Hi-ho, hi-ho it’s back to the farm I go
• 'Spice' ban advances
• Charge dropped against 2 ex-Carmel players for now
• Top Ten reasons men need women
• I-65 lanes Downtown reopen after head-on crash
• NRA endorses Democrat Ellsworth for Senate
• Suffering from Mafundalow?
• As term winds down, Bayh rues partisan divide
• Biz Buzz: Peyton Manning, celebs hunger for St. Elmo
• Cooking with love a la Bourdain
• Attorney: Menu conflict was not discrimination
• Indianapolis, Fort Wayne brokerages complete merger
• Smooth Sailing: Joe Hogsett confirmed as next US Attorney
• Man, 26, arrested in slaying on Eastside
• Hogsett confirmed as U.S. attorney
• My Three Candidates
• NOW protests Right to Life dinner
• Grant will fund efforts to arrest predators
• Indy Racing League near big sponsorship deal
• Secretary of State race gets noisy
• Police investigate Eastside home invasion
• Hearing in HSE suit over funds is reset
• Crowne Plaza walkway to add to city's connectivity
• NRA Backs Democrat in Indiana’s US Senate Race
• Feds charge 3rd man with Clean Water violations
• Children's Museum gets $700K grant from PNC
• Local ordinance could be key in City Market discrimination flap
• Visclosky Speaks on House Floor, Votes to Address Chinese Currency Manipulation
• Calling Westside commuters: Ready for I-70 closure?
• Purdue student builds solar motorcycle on budget
• Court of Appeals upholds Miller estate decision
• Congressman Donnelly Announces Funding to Hire Mishawaka and Lakeville Police Officers
• Blackjack player, casino gambler lose in court
• Fire warning posted for much of Indiana
• A very special apple season at Adrian Orchards
• Congressman Donnelly Helps Constituents Receive Over $4.7 Million in Benefits
• Motorcyclist arrested after three-county chase
• Bipartisan IMPD reform plan heads to council for vote
• Johnson County Humane Society gets a new director
• A ringside seat at the end of the world: Get your hands dirty
• Man pleads guilty to stabbing 3 in Kokomo
• U.S. 40 hit-run crash kills police officer riding bicycle
• Southport city official’s error aids taxpayers
• NRA endorses Democrat Elsworth for Senate
• Hampton Inn on Eastside accused of paying blacks less
• Debris believed to be plane carrying Indiana brothers
• Obits 09.30.10
• Senate confirms Hogsett as U.S. attorney
• StarFiles: The 90-year legacy of Fort Benjamin Harrison
• Ivy Tech president, student invited to White House
• On the move, move, move
• EEOC suing local hotel for race discrimination
• FSSA names interim chief for welfare division
• Richmond property management company bears brunt of lawsuit verdict
• Indiana government layoffs top 400
• Sitter gets 6 years in baby's death
• Construction to pick up on I-69 extension
• Plan to cut time and cost of new Ohio River bridge
• Woman stabbed in Greenwood robbery
• More Great Campaign News
• Biological dad to visit boy in custody fight
• Lumina Foundation backs Ivy Tech program for adult degrees
• Congressman Donnelly Votes to Crack Down on Chinese Currency Manipulation
• Life in America, redefined
• Today's Talker: Did Indy cookie shop refuse gay group's order?
• Thumbs up/thumbs down
• IU's goals: $5B in gifts, $13M in cuts
• Fortune Industries reports higher profit, lower revenue
• Gadfly: Political party animals
• Ex-athlete accused of child molestation
• Marian joins Bush initiative to train school principals
• Ohio River bridge to close 10 days, not year, for repair
• Helping young offenders get back in communities
• Local television ratings for Reds games soar
• Baby sleep positioners are dangerous, U.S. says
• Police clear cop accused of kicking woman
• Lilly sues drug distributor over generic Zyprexa sales
• Bipartisan IMPD reform plan to go to council
• Council panel tables probe of Bisard case
• LEADING QUESTIONS: Regional M&I prez buzzes on banking
• Today's Talker: Did Indy cookie shop refuse gay group's order?
• Marian joins Bush initiative to aid school principals
• Ivy Tech wins $784,000 to re-enroll former students
• Wreckage of plane carrying 2 Westfield men found in Alaska
• Concerns could cause plan to lease out meters to change
• Downtown tax district reaps unexpected windfall
• Visclosky Urges President to Take Action to Protect American Workers
• Democrats say candidate broke law by voting in old precinct
• Insurers ordered to appear at Frankfort hearing
• Police: Man stabbed at Eastside home
• Democrats: Secretary of state hopeful committed voter fraud
• Point of Personal Privilege
• Catholic home-school group takes case to state
• Purdue hosts winemaking, grape-growing workshop
• Brownsburg aims to avoid troubles on buses
• Police arrest 1 in fatal shooting
• Indiana University aims to raise $5B in a decade
• Retiring jurist Boehm will be honored
• Indy girl, 3, left at Chuck E. Cheese after party
• Habitat for Humanity house moved to new location
• Children's Museum to freshen Playscape with $700K grant
• IMA fires more than 50 in security overhaul
• IU president hopes to raise $5 billion by 2020
• Congressman Donnelly's RAPID Claims Act Passes House
• Library backers protest cuts to council panel
• Ex-President Carter released from Cleveland hospital
• The view from the couch: Liquid pledge
• Homeless shelter could lose its home
• Top Dem: GOP secretary of state candidate committed voter fraud
• Are property tax caps a bad idea for Hoosiers?
• Council to hear about parking meter leases
• Local firm lands $50 million Coast Guard account
• Retirement reception set for Ind. high court justice
• Services for Elkhart solider set for Saturday
• Colts may look to sell souvenirs through vending machines
• Daniels announces creative solution to build new Madison-Milton Bridge
• Teen gets 30 years in stepfather's slaying
• Site chosen for proposed Westfield sports complex
• Congressman Hill Presents Medals honoring World War II and Vietnam Veteran Harold Phillips in Clarks
• Pauley visits health center bearing her name
• Union representing Star employees settles suit
• Baron had an extra day in the district last week so he went to go see the voters in Jackson County.
• Judge OKs exams in locked-closet deaths
• Critics of parking proposal question $500,000 penalty
• White Fight
• Federal grants reward progress at IPS
• Governor opens restored Moscow covered bridge
• Mike Pence for President?
• Daniels' schedule fuels 2012 speculation
• Conservation group recognizes Daniels, tours restoration site
• Indy NOW chapter reaches out to new members
• The 'truthiness' of celebrity testimony: It scores big
• White Out
• Haiku News
• Smart gets his first shot as NBA head coach
• Idiocracy, Thy Name is UAW Local 23
• Indy delivery man robbed of cash, pizza; 1 arrested
• Cook stent could prevent more amputations, study finds
• House at fairgrounds will be moved today
• Fishers Democrat calls for inquiry in alleged voter fraud by secretary state candidate
• Colts' Polian: NFL 18-game season is done deal
• Tax court semifinalists to be queried Oct. 27
• Poll: Americans foggy on religion facts
• Obama signs $30B small-business lending bill
• Rolling Stones, Lil Wayne share space on Obama's iPod
• Today's Talker: Boos for Palin at Dancing with Stars?
• IU gets $4 million grant for new research center
• Man, 20, dies after shooting on Eastside