Stories tagged with "Metro & State"
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Convicted rapist charged in Mishawaka abduction
SOUTH BEND, Ind. — Prosecutors filed charges today against a convicted rapist suspected of abducting a 19-year-old woman in Mishawaka and forcing her to drive 80 miles before he...
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Ft. Wayne mayor seeks casino referendum
FORT WAYNE, Ind. — Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry wants voters to decide whether the state’s second largest city should seek a state casino gambling license. The Democratic first-term...
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IMA trims staff, cuts operating costs
The Indianapolis Museum of Art announced a new raft of cost-cutting measures today, including the elimination of 15 full-time positions and six part-time positions. The reduction...
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Gov. outlines more stimulus-fund projects
The second round of transportation projects to be funded with Indiana’s share of the federal stimulus package was announced today by Gov. Mitch Daniels. The list includes 29...
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Missing inmate sought after leaving work detail
MADISON, Ind. — An inmate at the Madison Correctional Facility is being sought after prison authorities say she walked away from a work detail. Twenty-eight-year-old Reba...
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Indianapolis couple wins lottery twice
INDIANAPOLIS — An Indianapolis couple beat the odds when they claimed their second $50,000 Lucky 5 Hoosier lottery prize. Elinor and John T. Phillips of Indianapolis claimed...
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Magistrate: Court can't prohibit video release
FORT WAYNE, Ind. — A federal magistrate has denied the city of Fort Wayne’s demand that attorneys suing over a fatal police shooting be prohibited from releasing video...
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Obama proposes $475M for Great Lakes restoration
TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. — A plan hatched more than three years ago to heal the battered Great Lakes would get its first big infusion of federal cash under President Barack...
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Lawyers warned Lake County Jail calls are recorded
CROWN POINT, Ind. — The head of Lake County public defender’s office is warning defense attorneys about talking with clients about their criminal cases over jail...
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Sinking Ft. Wayne hotel will be demolished
FORT WAYNE, Ind. — An Allen County official has ordered the developers of a half-built hotel to begin demolishing the sinking seven-story structure in about a month or the county...
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Gary cops: Panhandler beat 1 with crucifix
GARY, Ind. — Police say a Gary panhandler pulled out a crucifix and beat a woman passing by after she said she had no money to give. The passerby, 50-year-old Pamela Johnson of...
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Indianapolis soldier killed in Iraq
An Indianapolis soldier is among three reported killed fighting in Iraq. The Department of Defense says 21-year-old Army Pfc. Zachary R. Nordmeyer, Indianapolis, and two others...
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Cougars spotted; Ind. school cancels recess
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. — Students were kept indoors for recess for a second day today after reported sightings of a cougar near a western Indiana elementary school. A Terre Haute code...
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State plans I-65 cable barriers near Lafayette
LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Cable barriers are to be installed this spring in the median of Interstate 65 near Lafayette where a box truck crossed into oncoming traffic and killed two women...
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2 Amtrak cars derail in NW Indiana
HAMMOND, Ind. — Two cars of an Amtrak train headed to Chicago have derailed in northwestern Indiana. Amtrak spokesman Mark Magliari said that the last two cars of the Lake Shore...
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The 'father of civil rights in Indianapolis'
When the Rev. Andrew J. Brown assumed the pulpit at St. John’s Missionary Baptist Church in 1947, the city of Indianapolis was mostly on the sidelines of the civil rights...
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Cracks force Daniels' plane to land
A state plane carrying Gov. Mitch Daniels made an unscheduled landing this morning in Columbus, Ohio, after the plane’s windshield cracked en route to Washington, D.C., for the...
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No winners in Powerball, Hoosier Lotto
INDIANAPOLIS — None of the tickets sold for Saturday’s Hoosier Lotto game matched all six numbers drawn, so the jackpot grows to an estimated $10.5 million for Wednesday’s...
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Daniels: Stimulus cash for roads, teachers
Roads and teachers. That’s how Indiana likely will spend its share of the economic stimulus package recently signed into law by President Barack Obama, Gov. Mitch Daniels said...
