Indiana Senate GOP Leaders Punish Outspoken Senator
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) _ The top Republicans in the Indiana Senate have removed a conservative senator from leadership positions in the wake of an intraparty fight
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Indianapolis On Pace for 7-Year Homicide High
INDIANAPOLIS (AP): The homicide rate in Indianapolis so far in 2014 is on track to be its highest in seven years. Police
Horse-Drawn Vehicle Licensing Costs Going Up
ALLEN COUNTY, Ind. (WOWO): The cost of licensing a horse-drawn vehicle in Allen County is going up for the first time since 1997. The cost
Expansion Proposed for Indianapolis Amphitheater
INDIANAPOLIS (AP): Plans are being considered to expand and upgrade the outdoor concert amphitheater at a state park in downtown Indianapolis. Concert promoter Live Nation
Police Say 4 Slain in Indianapolis Home were Shot
INDIANAPOLIS (AP): Police say investigators don't believe the deaths of four people in an Indianapolis home was a random act. City police
Explosion Levels House in Fremont
FREMONT, Ind. (AP): A suspected natural gas explosion destroyed a house in rural northeastern Indiana, scattering wood, insulation and other debris around the property.
Solid Returns Strengthen Ohio Public Pension Funds
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP): Strong investment returns last year have boosted the long-term financial stability of Ohio's public pension funds serving roughly 1.7 million people. Reports
Ohio Hunting, Fishing Licenses Go On Sale
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP): Licenses for Ohio's upcoming fishing, hunting and trapping seasons are about to go on sale with prices unchanged from last year.
Auction of 637 Acres of N. Ind. Farmland Nets $6M
KENTLAND, Ind. (AP): An auction company says it's sold 637 acres of farmland in northwestern Indiana's Newton County for more than $6 million. Schrader
IU Prof to Set Up Math Research Center in Russia
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP): An Indiana University professor who formerly taught high school math in Russia has been awarded $2.7 million to establish a new mathematics