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WASHINGTON -- Rep. Brad Ellsworth, who is running for the Senate, announced today that he plans to vote for a health care overhaul package "After months of meetings and conversations with thousands of Hoosiers, health care experts and pro-life advocates, I am confident supporting health care reform is the right decision for Hoosiers," the ...

Recording video underneath women's skirts at a mall might seem like an obvious crime.

A company that makes sealants and adhesives for the automotive and construction industries is closing a southern Indiana factory as it plans to shift production to a Michigan plant.

Millions of dollars in upgrades have been made to tornado warning siren networks in many Indiana counties, while others still have little or no such systems.

Traffic signal improvements to make walking across U.S. 40 safer will be implemented at several intersections over the next few months.

A $2 million program designed to help Hoosiers victimized by white collar crime is the first of its kind in Indiana and the nation, officials said today.

A food drive for Indiana state employees has collected more than 70,000 nonperishable items and raised nearly $16,000 for 110 food banks across the state.

Despite bright sunshine and blue skies, tornado sirens blared across Indiana this morning as communities participated in a statewide drill to prepare for severe weather season.

INDIANAPOLIS - The U.S. Marine Corps' investigation of the February death of an Indiana Marine in Afghanistan concludes that he was fatally shot when an Afghan security contractor hired by an Afghan company allegedly fired shots at a group of Marines.

The Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles is dropping its practice of issuing duplicate license plate numbers for different types of vehicles.

Barnes & Thornburg United States: "Take Your Gun To Work" Act Passes Indiana General Assembly; To Gov.

The full Indiana House returned to the Statehouse on March 10 after a five-day break, but partisan differences remained over an unemployment insurance tax bill as a March 14 deadline for adjournment loomed.

Submitted by kpaul.mallasch on Tue, 03/16/2010 - 2:42pm. INDIANAPOLIS, IN - The U.S. House of Representatives is preparing to vote later this week on health reform legislation.

A few hundred feet of grass separated competing health-care rallies Monday at the Indiana Statehouse.

The Indiana High School Athletic Association is asking the state Supreme Court to overturn court rulings that overruled an IHSAA decision on player eligibility.

Mitch Daniels warned public schools Monday that they will face an "extraordinarily difficult" state budget next year unless the national economy shows significant improvement by then.

Indiana Rep. Mike Pence told a crowd of "tea party" supporters Monday that Democrats in Congress don't have enough votes to pass President Barack Obama's health care reform legislation - a bill that he warned would bring "job-killing taxes." The third-ranking House Republican addressed a crowd that filled the Indiana Statehouse's south lawn for a ...

With summer on the way, I would like to share some information provided in a press release to my office from the National Weather Service in Indianapolis about Indiana Severe Weather Preparedness Week, March 14-20. Has the long winter reduced the Indiana tornado threat this year? "Not likely.

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An Indianapolis youth service leader has been elected the chairman of the Indiana Commission on the Social Status of Black Males for 2010.