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Archbishop Joseph Tobin says he knows Pope Francis personally and hopes he brings a "spirit of cooperation" to his new position.

The Indianapolis office of the National Weather Service has cut a third of its annual Skywarn training courses due to budget constraints.

The current budget passed by the House cuts three million dollars from the health department's Tobacco Prevention and Cessation program.

The Bureau of Motor Vehicles will still have final say in which plates are issued.

The city has rescinded its letter of recommendation for an expansion of JB Salvage’s west side facility.

The vacant Elkhart Armory building was constructed in 1885 and sits on the Elkhart River, near the city’s downtown.

High corn prices and low supply caused by the 2012 drought have prompted some farmers in the Southeast to consider planting more corn.

The GED Testing Services will administer a new, harder exam starting on January 1, 2014.

IU is the top seed heading into this week’s Big Ten Conference Tournament at the United Center in Chicago.

Ritz found support from the crowd about changing school testing in Indiana.

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