Most Indiana stage collapse claimants accept offers
December 19, 2011INDIANAPOLIS — All but one of 65 claimants have accepted Indiana's settlement offers over the State Fair stage collapse.
INDIANAPOLIS — All but one of 65 claimants have accepted Indiana's settlement offers over the State Fair stage collapse.
MUNCIE — A 78-year-old Muncie woman has died a day after firefighters rescued her from her burning kitchen.
INDIANAPOLIS — An Indianapolis judge plans to decide within 30 days whether Indiana's sweeping new school voucher law violates church-state separation clauses in the Indiana Constitution.
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana political leaders are looking to fast-track sex-trafficking legislation before football fans flood Indianapolis for the Super Bowl.
INDIANAPOLIS — Helicopters, street-corner cameras and police officers carrying hand-held devices will be watching intently as tens of thousands of fans descend on downtown Indianapolis for Super Bowl week.
INDIANAPOLIS — An Indiana judge on Friday ordered Gov. Mitch Daniels to be deposed in two lawsuits over the state's cancellation of a $1.37 billion contract IBM received to modernize the state's welfare system, but the state attorney general said he would challenge the order.
CHESTERFIELD, Ind. — Police are searching for two men suspected of stealing a semitrailer rig carrying $1.7 million worth of tablet computers from a central Indiana truck stop.
FORT BRAGG, N.C. — President Barack Obama on Wednesday saluted troops returning from Iraq.
MUNCIE — Ball State University police say a school employee accused of stealing campus computers told police he was "hoarding" the equipment.
INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Commission for Higher Education is trying to make it easier for students to transfer between colleges and is giving money to colleges based on their performance.
INDIANAPOLIS — Presidents Abraham Lincoln and Benjamin Harrison are among the first 10 famous Hoosiers chosen to have their images and biographies displayed on 6-foot-high columns along a downtown Indianapolis street.
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana continues to crawl out of the recession, ever so slowly.
INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Department of Revenue has ended its in-house electronic income tax filing system and has partnered with a group of private tax application vendors who provide e-file services to two dozen states and the IRS.
WASHINGTON — Texting, emailing or chatting on a cellphone while driving is simply too dangerous to be allowed, federal safety investigators declared Tuesday.
ATLANTA — It's a startling number: 1 in 4 women surveyed by the government say they were violently attacked by their husbands or boyfriends.
The driver of an SUV involved in a crash with a school bus Monday died at IU Health Methodist Hospital on Tuesday night.
Several dozen students from a project management class in the Miller College of Business staged a flash mob in the Atrium at lunchtime Monday to promote sustainability.
Several dozen students from a project management class in the Miller College of Business staged a flash mob in the Atrium at lunchtime to promote sustainability.
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court agreed Monday to rule on a politically charged law in Arizona targeting illegal immigrants.
BLACKSBURG, Virginia — The man who authorities say killed a Virginia Tech campus police officer was described as a typical college student in many ways.
