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Mike Pence Seen As Early Favorite In Governor's Race
An IUPUI political scientist says candidates Jim Wallace and John Gregg need to achieve more name recognition to have a chance at winning the election.
Group Wants Smoking Ban In Indianapolis Before Super Bowl
Smoke Free Indy is trying to convince the Indianapolis City Council and mayor to pass a tougher smoking ban before Super Bowl visitors arrive.
Two Wars, Two Veterans Determined To Serve
Vern Synder tried to enlist three times in the Marines, and Judi Chapman joined the military after her childhood sweetheart was killed in Vietnam.
LED Company Opens First Indiana Branch In Bloomington
The city of Bloomington plans to contract with LED Source.
Clerk Calls For Election Task Force As Ballots Are Tallied
The Monroe County Clerk says it is doing all it can to ensure votes are counted accurately.
Committee Recommends Law Against Illegal Police Entry
A legislative committee says an earlier court ruling had some people worried that police were immune to illegal entry into one's home.
New Leaf New Life Expands Services In Perry Township
New Leaf New Life is expanding its services in Perry Township.
Indiana Ranked The Third "Freest" State
A study from George Mason University ranked all 50 states on how "free" they were based on social, regulatory and economic standards.
Indiana Reveals New Veterans License Plates
Two days before Veterans Day, Governor Mitch Daniels revealed license plates that have printed identifying the plate owner as a veteran.
Indianapolis Mayor, State Lawmakers Discuss Mass Transit
Mayor Greg Ballard met with House Speaker Brian Bosma and Senate Appropriations Chairman Luke Kenley at the Statehouse on Wednesday.
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