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The department will redirect part of its budget to create two new programs.

Indiana farmland values jumped by nearly 23-percent from 2010 to 2011.

About 1,000 gallons of the highly corrosive acid leaked from the pipe and came dangerously close to a storm water drain.

Nearly 90% of the state is experiencing a drought and officials say the dry weather is expected to continue.

Indianapolis financier Tim Durham must remain in prison until his sentencing is given later this summer.

The state Department of Corrections is being forced to end its college degree programs because of budget cuts.

Indiana has a law on its books similar to the one in Arizona. Indiana's law is currently being reviewed in federal court.

The Supreme Court should rule this week on a challenge to the federal Affordable Care Act. But some big insurance companies aren‘t waiting.

Prosecutors say Tim Durham and his associates are flight risks and should be imprisoned until they're sentenced.

Indiana is adding a sixth class to its football league system.

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