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Money Headlines
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Only 2 of 13 small SUVs do well in tests
Only two of 13 small SUVs are getting passing grades in front-end crash tests done by an insurance industry group.
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Just Pop In twins grow business
Carly and Mandy are 38-year-old twins who still laugh when they talk about being "womb mates," but now they're business partners, growing a gourmet popcorn brand faster than they ever imagined.
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72 jobs to be lost in Indiana closure
A southern Indiana company plans to close its facility in Bloomington, eliminating more than 70 jobs.
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Remember when there was a Blockbuster Video store on every corner? In Cincinnati's Hyde Park neighborhood, there used to be two within a half mile. Now both…
Politics
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Pence nixes fertilizer plant deal
Citing security concerns, Gov. Mike Pence closed the door Friday on a Pakistani company's efforts to secure $1.3 billion in Indiana-issued bonds to build a massive fertilizer plant in Posey County.
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Convenience stores sue to sell cold beer
Indiana convenience stores are filing suit for the right to sell cold beer in Indiana.
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Boy's chocolate bullets idea charms VP
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Pence signs bill aimed to curb bullying
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SEA 621 reforms Marion Co. government
U.S./World News
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Snapchat app could put kids at risk
A privacy watchdog group has accused the popular mobile device app, Snapchat, of deceiving users by telling them their photos will "disappear forever."
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Perry tours neighborhood hit by tornado
Gov. Rick Perry says the tornado-wrought devastation in a North Texas neighborhood is almost incomprehensible.
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Perry tours neighborhood hit by tornado
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Officials told of IRS probe in June 2012
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Robertson: Don't blame men for cheating
Education
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BSU: 5 revoked schools lose appeals
Ball State University has closed the books on its January decision to pull its sponsorship of five academically struggling Indiana charter schools.
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Good Samaritan helps kids denied lunch
A week after more than 40 students at a Kentucky elementary school went without a regular lunch during state testing, a Good Samaritan showed up to the school Wednesday and paid $56 so all students could have a regular lunch.
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ISTEP downtime blamed on online attack
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Pence signs bill 'pausing' standards
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Teachers in limbo with standards delay
Call 6 Investigators
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Factory cited for safety before death
A Shelbyville glass factory where a worker was killed and another was seriously injured had serious safety violations prior to the incidents, records show.
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Lilly research exec's laptop missing
A research executive at Eli Lilly and Company has reported his laptop missing, but the Indianapolis drug giant insists none of its client information or crucial research data are likely to be compromised.
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State: Township trustee owes thousands
The Call 6 Investigators have uncovered more financial problems and questionable costs in Ashland Township, a community in Morgan County.
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'Death trap' clubs concern firefighters
A club that some would call a "death trap" has been shut down, and the Call 6 Investigators are exposing a problem that is threatening the lives of hundreds of people.
