Daniels works to give Ind. GOP a boost in November

INDIANAPOLIS — Gov. Mitch Daniels is making a strong push to help Indiana Republicans win back the state House of Representatives in November, helping to recruit candidates and raising money to benefit the party.



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Ball State study shows college students' smartphone usage rising

College students are getting smart when it comes to the use of techonolgy in their cell phones. A study conducted by associate professor of journalism Micheal Hanley showed the number of students who had purchased a smartphone doubled in the last two years.



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Four Ball State students to compete in Miss Indiana pageant

On Sunday four Ball State University students engaged in the week-long Miss Indiana pageant, participating in community events and showing their skills and leadership. The four students will compete throughout the week while stepping up on their campaigns to do community service.



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Indiana anti-abortion group set sights on health overhaul

Abortion opponents want Indiana to ban coverage for the procedure if the state creates a health care exchange as part of the new federal health care law, but critics said Friday the effort was misguided because the law doesn't provide any taxpayer money for abortions.



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Lugar: Bipartisan approach needed on climate bill

INDIANAPOLIS — Sen. Richard Lugar is urging President Barack Obama to endorse a bipartisan climate change bill that reflects the nation's "economic realities" and does not include the new carbon-based fuel taxes sought by Democratic leaders.


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'Armed and Famous' star Estrada returns to Muncie

Erik Estrada returns to Muncie this Saturday, but this time he is not coming to film a reality show. Estrada will take part Saturday at an Indiana Alzheimer's Association Fundraiser, the 2010 Memory Run, and a motorcycle run benefitting the local law enforcement K-9 units.







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