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Officials with Holiday World expect to handle a record number of job applications to fill 2,100 seasonal positions.

One of Governor Mitch Daniels’ main initiatives in reforming education is getting support from a Senate Committee.

Two of Indiana's congressmen say the President's State of the Union address did not call for enough cuts to federal spending.

Some residents who worked to get the referendum passed now say the money is not being distributed fairly.

Legislators in the General Assembly are considering a bill that would force schools to take a more active role in preventing bullying.

American Red Cross blood donations for the month of January are at a 10 year low.

Under terms of a bill passed by the Indiana Senate Tuesday, some sex offenders would be required to wear GPS tracking devices.

Bloomington's Park and Recreation Department is seeking park ambassadors to report on park safety concerns.

House Republicans pushing for "sanctity of human life act" and the "abortion provider prohibition act."

Tea Party Groups from across Indiana are trying to send a message of unity.

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