Stories tagged with "Metro"
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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...
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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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Zionsville delays decison on trash bids
Zionsville Town Council members decided in a special meeting today to take more time to research and review bids for trash removal. The council plans to vote on the contract March...
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Greenwood express bus starts March 2
An IndyGo commuter express serving Greenwood will begin running March 2. The route will be the bus system’s third, following the introduction of express routes to Fishers and...
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Ballard delivers 2nd 'State of the City' address
In his second State of the City speech this morning, Mayor Greg Ballard warned that Indianapolis faces “a potential fiscal and infrastructure crisis” of historic...
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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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Carmel mayor gets a presidential view
Jim Brainard attends White House meeting on stimulus plan’s details WASHINGTON — Carmel Mayor Jim Brainard says he has read the 1,000-page-plus stimulus law four times....
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Memorial panel wants to honor Hoosier heroes
He may have crushed Hitler’s armies, but Gen. George S. Patton was not from Indiana. So maybe he shouldn’t have a room named for him in the Indiana War Memorial. Ditto...
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Indianapolis animal shelters report more pets being abandoned in recession
More owners giving up animals they can’t afford Max, a 1-year-old Chiweenie, needed a home. A tag on his cage said it all: “Moving” — the reason given by...
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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...
