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Family Of Stage Collapse Victim Files Tort Claim
The family of a man killed in the State Fair disaster has filed a tort claim notice, a first step toward a lawsuit against the state of Indiana.
Indianapolis Capital Improvement Board Approves 2012 Budget
$8 million of the $121.4 million budget will go toward Super Bowl expenses. Money the CIB says will be reimbursed through taxes and the NFL.
Governor Daniels Talks Politics With NBC's "Meet the Press"
Daniels said there are several good candidates in the Republican field, adding he would support whichever candidate emerges from the process.
State Senator Calls For Fair Competition In Marketplace
The Main Street Fairness Act would bring in millions of dollars in tax revenue currently lost to online retailers.
Lawsuit Filed On Behalf Of Two State Fair Victims
Attorney Kenneth Allen is representing the family of Tammy Vandam, who was killed in the incident, and her life partner Beth Urschel who was severely injured.
Penalties For Failing To Report Dead Bodies To Be Reexamined
An Indiana legislative council is scheduled to examine whether it is necessary to establish harsher penalties for those who don’t report finding a dead body.
New Leukemia Treatment Showing Positive Results
The treatment has worked for three patients, two of which were cancer-free after a year of treatment.
Two State Fair Concerts Rescheduled For Conseco Show
Train and Maroon 5 take the stage tonight for what now is a benefit concert for the victims of Saturday‘s stage collapse at the state fair.
Indiana's Child Poverty Increases
Experts say the recession is not solely responsible for the increase in child poverty in Indiana.
Judge Awards Second Delay In Secretary of State's Trial
White's attorney contends the trial was delayed in order to give White's council more time to prepare.
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