Stories tagged with "Metro & State"
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Hang in there: Warmer weather coming
Central Indiana residents will get a break from their heavy winter coats for at least for a day or two this week. Temperatures will remain in the 20s today and Monday, but will be...
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Daniels’ agenda for governors meeting in D.C.
Here’s a look at Gov. Mitch Daniels schedule while in Washington for the National Governors Association meeting. It’s unclear what Sunday events Daniels will make, however, because...
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Their paper gave a voice to the black community
George Pheldon Stewart co-founded The Indianapolis Recorder with Will Porter, establishing a voice and a vehicle for African-American news underreported or overlooked completely by...
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Man gets 7 years for shooting girl in face
CROWN POINT, Ind. — A man who shot a 12-year-old girl in the face, leaving her with nerve and eye damage, has been sentenced to seven years in prison. John Johnson Jr., 22,...
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Man accused of hosting 'sex parties' for teens
LINTON, Ind. — A convicted sex offender faces sexual misconduct charges alleging that he hosted teenage “sex parties” at his home during which he gave youngsters...
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Lafayette firefighter accused of setting fire to his home
LAFAYETTE, Ind. — A firefighter faces arson charges alleging that he set fire to his home and then tried to prevent responding firefighters from extinguishing the blaze. Eric...
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Former prison superintendent faces battery charge
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. — A former prison superintendent faces a battery charge for allegedly pushing a bartender to the floor and punching a customer at a bar where he was...
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Coroner identifies police shooting suspect
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A Kentucky coroner has identified the man suspected of shooting two Indiana police officers at a motel as Robert Datillo. Datillo, 37, of Clarksville, Ind.,...
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Light snow expected later today
Light sleet fell in Indianapolis this morning, and snow is in the forecast for early evening. The National Weather Service is predicting accumulation of around 1 inch. The high...
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IPS says 3 reforms didn't make the grade
District pulls small-school and same-sex classes and ends extra days for some schools Facing low graduation rates, declining enrollment and poor test scores, Indianapolis Public...
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Jobless find benefits come with a cost
Critics complain about fees charged to draw unemployment pay from ATMs The newly jobless in Indiana are discovering a sad fact of modern life: Using the state’s debit card to...
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Bond woes could soak Indy water users
Indianapolis-area water users could see a 17.5 percent increase in their bills this summer after the Department of Waterworks board on Thursday voted unanimously to seek an...
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State unemployment benefits get $25 boost
Indiana residents who collect unemployment benefits will receive an extra $25 a week as a result of the federal economic stimulus package. Gov. Mitch Daniels announced the increase...
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Jury awards $157M in tree stand death
LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Jurors have awarded a Lafayette woman $157 million in a lawsuit against the makers of a tree stand that malfunctioned, resulting in her husband’s...
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IU-Purdue alliance seeks $70M for life sciences plan
Setting aside their rivalry, Purdue University President France Cóva on Tuesday pushed for a different relationship with Indiana University: a partnership between the two aimed at...
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Plea deal reached in Ind. school plot case
CLEVELAND — A man accused of planning a Columbine-style attack on an Indiana school pleaded guilty Tuesday to a lesser charge. Lee Billi, 34, of Lakewood, whose trial was to begin...
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Terre Haute homeowner finds hidden room in 1890s house
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. — A man who’s renovating a 120-year-old house has discovered a hidden room in its basement — a find he says shows that some old buildings definitely hold...
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IFD river training includes canoeist search
Although official search efforts for a missing canoeist have ceased, Indianapolis Fire Department rescue personnel are back on the White River this afternoon training and hoping to...
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Girl Scouts: Cookies safe from peanut recall
Girl Scout cookie lovers are safe from salmonella, but few in Central Indiana seem to be worried about the possibility of tainted Tagalongs. A nationwide recall of hundreds of...
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Demolition eyed for sinking Ft. Wayne hotel
FORT WAYNE, Ind. — Building officials could force the demolition of a half-built Fort Wayne hotel tower because they say major cracks have formed as it sinks into improperly...
