Indiana DOE Website Back up After 2nd Hacking
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) – Indiana Department of Education technicians dealing with the second hacking this week of the agency's website are closely monitoring the site after
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Indiana DOE Website Hacked
INDIANAPOLIS (AP): The Indiana Department of Education took its website down Thursday after it was hacked for the second time in four days. The home
University Leader Inaugurated Today
NORTH MANCHESTER, Ind. (WOWO): Manchester University will formally install Dave McFadden as its president in inauguration ceremonies today. McFadden is the 15th leader of the Wabash County
Busy Year at Indiana’s Main Lake Michigan Port
PORTAGE, Ind. (AP) – Officials say increased shipments of grain and steel are leading to the busiest year in more than a decade at Indiana's
Muncie Woman Sentenced to 100 Years for Molesting
MUNCIE, Ind. (AP) – A Muncie woman has been sentenced to 100 years in prison for molesting a six-month-old girl while staying at the apartment
Former Navy Seal Sues Fort Wayne Law Firm
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WOWO): A former Navy Seal who wrote a book on the plan to kill Osama Bin Laden is suing a Fort Wayne
Ohio Backers Defend Common Core Against Repeal
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP): Backers of Common Core are pushing back against an Ohio House effort to repeal the national learning standards before year's end.
Voters Pass Most Ohio Library Funding Measures
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP): Ohioans approved 31 of the 34 ballot measures in Tuesday's election to help pay for public libraries. The Ohio Library Council
Legislative Leaders Expect Ohio Execution Changes
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP): Top lawmakers say a proposal to shield the origin of Ohio's execution drugs could see legislative action by the end of the
US Appeals Court Upholds Ohio Gay Marriage Law
CINCINNATI (AP): An attorney for couples seeking to overturn Ohio's ban on recognizing out-of-state gay marriages says they're disappointed by a federal appeals court decision