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Members of the Indiana Area School District board of directors have re-elected their top officers to serve for 2010. President Diana Paccapaniccia and Vice President Joseph Girardi were re-elected on votes of 5 to 4.
As to be expected with such a controversial vote, feedback over Indiana Rep. Baron Hill’s support of health care reform passed Saturday by the House has been mixed.
HUNTINGTON, Ind. (Indiana's NewsCenter) - Huntington garbage customers will be watching their city council meeting with keen interest Tuesday night, as the mayor is proposing a rate hike.
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.
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (Indiana's NewsCenter) - Congressman Mark Souder has a new challenger for the Republican primary in May.
The Burns Harbor Town Council will hear a report when it meets Wednesday that INDOT likely will install a traffic signal at Indiana 149 and Tech Drive next year.
Indiana's fastest growing school district is asking taxpayers to approve a property tax hike of $38 million over the next seven years.
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.
Item #655 of "Things to do Before I Die:" have a meaningful conversation with a famous politician. Status: incomplete. After standing for five hours in Akron, Ohio in 2004, I took an awkward picture with presidential candidate John Kerry, but he didn't have time to talk.…
INDIANAPOLIS — Former state Rep. Dennie Oxley II, the 2008 Democratic candidate for Indiana's lieutenant governor, pleaded guilty Wednesday to a charge that he misrepresented himself as a state legislator last summer to avoid arrest for public intoxication.
A retired business leader and former aide to Indiana Gov. Joe Kernan announced Tuesday that he's running for the Democratic nomination for Secretary of State next year.
Conventional political wisdom says that when lawmakers return to the Statehouse in January, their focus will be on the upcoming election and so nothing significant or controversial is likely to be debated. But I'm not so sure.
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About 700 people were already in line at 7:30 a.m. Thursday at a Meijer store in Fort Wayne where the 2008 Republican vice presidential candidate was scheduled to sign copies of her bestseller, "Going Rogue," starting at noon.
Members and guests of the Indiana County Reading Council are invited to attend a presentation by Stacie Isenberg on Tuesday at 6 p.m. She will present ways to use technology and to differentiate instruction to meet the needs of diverse learners.
INDIANAPOLIS — Baker & Daniels partners M. Angella Castille and Steven D. Hardin have been elected as chairs to the international and land use & zoning sections of the Indiana State Bar Association (ISBA), respectively. The elections took place at the ISBA's annual meeting recently.