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  • IU med school lands $60 million donation

    The Indianapolis Star – 41 mins ago  

    Lilly Endowment grant will step up recruiting of physician-scientists. Full Story »

  • Woman to lead Indiana AFL-CIO

    The Indianapolis Star – 2 hrs 42 mins ago  

    The Indiana State AFL-CIO has elected its legal counsel as its new president. The labor union said Tuesday that Nancy Guyott was elected during the group's state convention last week. She replaces the retiring Ken Zeller, who's been president since 1998. Full Story »

  • Hamilton County sets first open clinic for H1N1 vaccine

    The Indianapolis Star – Tue Dec 15, 11:24 am ET  

    NOBLESVILLE -- The Hamilton County Health Department will have its first H1N1 flu vaccination clinic for the general public. The clinic will be 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Jan. 11 at the Hamilton County 4-H Grounds, 2003 E. Pleasant St. About 500 doses will be available at the first clinic. More could be scheduled later. Full Story »

  • Noblesville police officer hurt in crash

    The Indianapolis Star – Tue Dec 15, 10:54 am ET  

    An off-duty Noblesville Police officer was involved in a two-car crash with his marked cruiser this morning. Lt. Tony Craig, 43, Noblesville, was traveling eastbound on 191st Street at approximately 8:18 a.m. Tuesday when he collided with a black Hyundai sedan driven by Sarah Gayle, 26, Noblesville, going southbound on Promise Road. Full Story »

  • Police accuse zoning inspector in car scam

    The Indianapolis Star – Tue Dec 15, 10:54 am ET  

    A city zoning inspector is accused of running a scam that sent abandoned cars to the shredder rather than the auto pound. Full Story »

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  • Couple beaten and robbed in Broad Ripple

    FOX 59 Indianapolis – 1 hr 44 mins ago  

    The welding technician had just gotten off work and came here to the Alley Cat in Broad Ripple Monday night. He met a girl there, they hit it off and he walked her to her car parked near the alley. That's when they were jumped by men wearing hooded jackets. His fresh wounds tell part of the story of the battle. It was a battle for which 31-year-old Justin Walker was ill-prepared. Full Story »

  • The Indianapolis Motor Speedway is cutting back its race schedule in May

    FOX 59 Indianapolis – Tue Dec 15, 12:22 pm ET  

    The Indianapolis Motor Speedway is cutting a week of events during the month of May, that includes pushing opening day to May 15th. In addition, IMS is only going to do one weekend of qualifying instead of two. As it stands now pole day will be May 22; bump day will be May 23; carb day will be May 28, with race day May 30. Official Press Release Full Story »

  • 96th and Township Road roundabout debate

    FOX 59 Indianapolis – Tue Dec 15, 11:21 am ET  

    A proposed road project's causing controversy. Neighbors on the north side of Indianapolis are angry saying the project will cut into their properties and make driving more dangerous. Full Story »

  • Four injured in accident at Kentucky Avenue

    FOX 59 Indianapolis – Tue Dec 15, 10:07 am ET  

    Four people are injured after a two car accident near Kentucky Avenue and Holt Road. Full Story »

  • Noblesville officer involved in accident

    FOX 59 Indianapolis – Tue Dec 15, 10:07 am ET  

    At around 8:30am an off-duty Noblesville Police officer was traveling eastbound on 191st Street. Full Story »

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Reporter-Times

  • Learn about winter wellness during Wednesday live chat

    Reporter-Times – 34 mins ago  

    Scott Branam, director of Behavioral Health Services at Bloomington Hospital, will answer questions on Seasonal Affective Disorder also known as “winter depression” dur ... Full Story »

  • Births — Dec. 15, 2009

    Reporter-Times – 1 hr 19 mins ago  

    Mary Pauline Hedrick Emma and Michael Hedrick of Martinsville are the parents of a daughter bron at 2:15 p.m. Oct. 21 at Morgan Hospital and Medical Center. Mary Pauline Hedrick we ... Full Story »

  • Elite Dance has food drive for WellSpring

    Reporter-Times – 1 hr 49 mins ago  

    Elite Dance and Acrobatics had a food drive for WellSpring Family Shelter recently. Gas, phone and grocery cards are needed the most at the shelter, and WellSpring serves anyone wh ... Full Story »

  • Christmas is the season to be jolly once again

    Reporter-Times – 1 hr 49 mins ago  

    We are fully engaged in the Christmas Season now. Stores feature big sales. Evergreen trees have popped up everywhere, loaded down with subtle to lovely to garrulous ornaments. Som ... Full Story »

  • Elfis is in the house

    Reporter-Times – Tue Dec 15, 12:16 pm ET  

    First- and second-graders at Brooklyn Elementary School rehearse for their Christmas play, “The Elves’ Impersonator” this morning in the school gym. Cast members, ... Full Story »

Bedford Times-Mail

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    Bedford Times-Mail – 1 hr 27 mins ago  

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  • Cummins lays off more than 200

    Bedford Times-Mail – 2 hrs 12 mins ago  

    COLUMBUS — Cummins Engine Co. will lay off more than 200 workers in Columbus. Spokesman Mark Land said the company will idle off 195 workers at its fuel systems plant by Jan. ... Full Story »

  • Letter to the editor for Dec. 15, 2009

    Bedford Times-Mail – 2 hrs 12 mins ago  

    Obama’s troop decision necessary To the editor: Obama’s decision to send about 34,000 new troops to Afghanistan is a necessary decision to finally disable al-Qai’ ... Full Story »

  • Kruzan slows push for affordable housing

    Bedford Times-Mail – Tue Dec 15, 12:53 pm ET  

    BLOOMINGTON — More time is needed to study the complex issue of affordable housing, Mayor Mark Kruzan said Monday. There is too much at stake — and there are too many i ... Full Story »

  • A report on teaching teachers

    Bedford Times-Mail – Tue Dec 15, 12:23 pm ET  

    MITCHELL — When federal stimulus money was made available to schools, corporations like North Lawrence and Mitchell created positions for instructional coaches — teache ... Full Story »

Kokomo Tribune

  • NEW: Lilly Endowment gives $60M to IU Med School

    Kokomo Tribune – 56 mins ago  

    INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana’s only medical school has won a $60 million grant to recruit top physicians and scientists as part of its push to spur research into cancer, heart disease, diabetes and other diseases. Full Story »

  • NEW: Dog breeding rules take effect Jan. 1

    Kokomo Tribune – 56 mins ago  

    INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Commercial dog breeders and brokers must register with the state under a new law that takes effect Jan. 1. Full Story »

  • NEW: Cummins lays off 212

    Kokomo Tribune – Tue Dec 15, 9:09 am ET  

    COLUMBUS, Ind. (AP) — Cummins Engine Co. will lay off more than 200 workers in Columbus. Spokesman Mark Land said the company will idle off 195 workers at its fuel systems plant by Jan. 2 because of a decline in demand for heavy-duty truck engines. Full Story »

  • Pets add to family holiday cheer

    Kokomo Tribune – Tue Dec 15, 12:09 am ET  

    Vicki Dennis’ Yorkies, Angel and Boyd, have an interesting relationship. Boyd is young and curious; Angel is in doggie old age and has a limited amount of patience. Full Story »

  • Haynes sets safety record

    Kokomo Tribune – Tue Dec 15, 12:09 am ET  

    Employees receive $100 for one-year record. Roughly 600 Haynes International Inc., employees received an early holiday gift Monday afternoon. But as the old insurance commercial once said, it was more than a gift — $100 check — they earned it. Full Story »

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