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With unemployment rising and tax revenues falling, officials have begun looking in unusual places for answers to the economic crisis, one such place is Marion, Ind.
Indiana's fastest growing school district is asking taxpayers to approve a property tax hike of $38 million over the next seven years.
After Congress passed a sweeping health care reform bill late Saturday night, Hoosier lawmakers quickly responded.
Health Care reform cleared a major hurdle over the weekend. Saturday night, the House passed the bill, 220 to 215 with just one Republican voting in favor of it. NewsChannel 15 talks to Indiana's two Senators about how they plan to vote on the bill.
Indiana State Sen. Mike Delph (R-Carmel) recently announced that the Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) has decided to indefinitely put on hold plans to expand U.S. 36 on the west side of Indianapolis.
Several local Boy Scouts and Scouters from the Ozark Trailblazers District of the Greater St. Louis Area Boy Scout Council recently attended the National Order of the Arrow Conference held on the campus of the University of Indiana in August of this summer. The Order of the Arrow is an honor society within the Boy Scouts of America. It is made up of veteran camping scouts and scouters elected to ...
Even Democrats aren't tipping their hand on bill, which Obama wants but is politically sensitive.
Four Indiana casinos could lose nearly $300 million from the added Ohio competition, the state stands to lose as much as $103 million in taxes and the communities who will lose gambling visitors already are preparing for smaller budgets and belt-tightening. | Photos: Inside Hollywood Casino
Indiana voters Tuesday retained their mayor, chose a new tax collector and decided a contested Second Ward council race. Mayor George Hood was re-elected to a fourth term as he staved off a challenge from Indiana councilman Rich Gallo.
Getting on past 10 o'clock Tuesday night, the vote totals shown on a wall in the lobby of the Indiana County Court House left few mysteries about the outcomes of this year's elections.
Nov. 4 (Bloomberg) -- Voters in Indiana, New Jersey and the city of Detroit approved plans to sell more than $1.6 billion of bonds, delivering victories to the three largest borrowing proposals in yesterday’s election.
WASHINGTON — It remained unclear Friday whether a majority of Indiana lawmakers -- or even a majority of the state's Democrats -- will support the biggest expansion of the nation's health care system in decades.
The polls have closed in Indiana County and election workers have set out to count the ballots and announce the winners. Log on here tonight for a chat session about the election and the results. At this time we're estimating an 11 p.m. start when some outcomes become clear.
Nov. 4 (Bloomberg) -- Voters approved 22 of the 30 biggest plans for new state and local borrowing on ballots yesterday, clearing the way for a new hospital in Indianapolis , school upgrades in Detroit and open-space preservation in New Jersey.
Gov. Mitch Daniels is urging Indiana's congressional delegation to vote against the health care legislation expected to be considered by the U.S. House this week, saying it will cost the state and its residents too much.
Across Indiana County, candidates in nearly every precinct asked for the most meaningful kind of votes - the ones requiring people to actually write their names in the blanks and to darken the corresponding ovals. When making that effort, the voter's intent is quite clear.