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The Indiana Attorney General‘s office received nine more tort claims in connection with the state fair stage collapse on the deadline day.

Members of the Occupy Bloomington movement may be displaced not by the city, but by the cold.

Small communities across the state can now connect to high-speed internet because of a grant Indiana University received to expand its network.

The March of Dimes gave Indiana a "C" rating for premature births, up from a "D" last year.

Republican governor Mitch Daniels is traveling around the state to show his support for Republican mayoral candidates.

It took more than a year to get ticketholders their money back following a suspicious fire at the Little Nashville Opry.

The storms in the Northeast has caused Indiana departments to start preparing for a harsh winter.

Some say the city is wasting resources on the Occupy Bloomington Movement.

A legislative committee says the state needs to increase its mapping of underground water sources to combat future droughts.

Daniels says Bloomington needs to include I-69 in its transportation plans or it could lose funding.

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