Indiana Politics
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2 city officials, 3 others indicted
Two city officials and three others have been indicted in connection with a federal probe into a bribery scheme involving a program to rebuild the city's most troubled neighborhoods.
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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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BMV admits to possibly overcharging
In response to a class-action lawsuit that alleged the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles overcharged as many as 4 million Hoosiers since 2007, the BMV admitted in a May 15 filing "it may have inadvertently overcharged" drivers.
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Teenage prostitutes working truck stops
Police have moved in to tackle a growing presence of teenage prostitutes at some truck stops on the south side of Indianapolis.
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Box of cash seized by feds in Indy
Federal agents have seized a shipment of more than $24,000 from the Indianapolis area, saying the suspicious manner in which it was packed points to evidence of a drug transaction.
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Cops seek ex-school food service worker
A former Monroe County middle school food service employee is wanted by the authorities after they said she stole taxpayer money.
Health
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West Coast Swing puts down Indy roots
It's an addictive dance that has its roots on the West Coast, but a popular swing style is quickly winning over followers in Indianapolis.
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Dangerous decibels at IMS cause damage
Race fans love that powerful sound of those Indy cars circling the track, but although it's thrilling for the senses, it's damaging to the ears.
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Women weigh 'pregnancy insurance'
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Woman loses half her weight for marathon
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Girl dies from pain patch overdose
Education
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Group claims prof teaching creationism
Ball State University is investigating a complaint that one of its professors is teaching religion rather than science.
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Purdue makes progress on tuition freeze
A Purdue University official says the school has made fast progress finding $40 million in savings or new revenue to support a two-year tuition freeze announced in March.
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BSU: 5 revoked schools lose appeals
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Good Samaritan helps kids denied lunch
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ISTEP downtime blamed on online attack
Sports
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NBA star pledges $1M to tornado relief
Oklahoma City Thunder star Kevin Durant is pledging $1 million for tornado relief through his family foundation.
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Girls eye racing greatness at young age
Racing may still be a sport dominated by men, but more girls are getting behind the wheel at an early age with dreams of racing in Indianapolis one day.
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Speedway puts brakes on street parking
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Tony Kanaan: IndyCar's Ironman
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Racing no longer just a man's sport
