Central Indiana Woman Sentenced in Son’s Drowning
FRANKLIN, Ind. (AP): A central Indiana woman has been sentenced to 55 years in prison after pleading guilty but mentally ill for the drowning death
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Clinton Backs Ohio Dem Vying to be Elections Chief
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP): Former President Bill Clinton is urging fellow Democrats in Ohio to get behind their party's contender for secretary of state in campaign
Autistic Boy’s Parents Sue Ohio Health Department
CINCINNATI (AP): Parents of an another autistic child have sued the state Department of Health and others in federal court, alleging discrimination against Ohio's autistic
Ohio Senate Aides’ Time Records Under Review
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP): Authorities in Columbus are looking into whether two top Ohio Senate aides mishandled time records that serve in some cases to document
Conservatives Honor Lawmaker in Marriage Fight
INDIANAPOLIS (AP): A state senator at the center of this year's legislative gay marriage battle is being honored by the conservative Indiana Family Institute.
Lafayette Police Investigate Attempted Abduction
LAFAYETTE, Ind. (AP): Police in Lafayette are investigating the reported attempted abduction of a 12-year-old boy. The boy and witnesses told police that it
IU Professor Wins Early-Career Scientist Award
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP): An Indiana University researcher has won a prestigious National Science Foundation award for early-career scientists that includes $649,000 that will underwrite his
Sentencing Set in Deadly Purdue Campus Attack
LAFAYETTE, Ind. (AP): The lawyer for an Indiana man who pleaded guilty to fatally stabbing and shooting a fellow Purdue University student is expected to
Indiana Settles DCS Adoption Suit for $15 Million
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) _ The Indiana Department of Child Services says it has reached a settlement with adoptive families who alleged the state had reneged on
Domestic Violence Activists and State Reach Agreement
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) _ Advocates treating victims of domestic violence and state officials have reached an agreement over funding for the state's domestic violence shelters.