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U.S. Congressman Marlin Stutzman wants to eliminate funding from the Corporation for National and Community Service.

Hoosier Voices for I-69 named Morgan Hutton from the Greater Bloomington Chamber of Commerce as its new executive director.

A new group comprised of Indiana’s higher education institutions aims to dramatically increase the number of Hoosiers earning degrees.

A Phoenix, Arizona company is being accused of scamming more than 50 homeowners by promising to rent out their homes during the Super Bowl.

Some Vigo County residents say their concerns were allayed following Tuesday's meeting.

IU is starting classes a week earlier in 2012 than in previous years but is also creating a fall break and extended Thanksgiving break.

Political analysts say Governor Mitch Daniels will not be convinced to run for president.

INDOT is trying to comply with the state's Department of Environmental Management's request to control runoff from I-69 construction.

The demand for corn has risen and so have the prices farmers can get for the crop.

Indiana school officials say the state standards are not much better than those enforced with No Child Left behind.

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