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Many Claims Unfiled in Robo-Signing Foreclosure Settlement
more than 15,000 eligible claims weren’t filed, meaning some residents may have missed out on money which legally was theirs.
Construction Begins Near I-69 Opponents' Property
Long time I-69 opponents Thomas and Sandra Tokarski own a farm that will be impacted by the interstate’s construction.
Indianapolis Mayor Proposes Ban On Panhandling
Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard called for a ban on panhandling during his State of the City address on Friday.
Indiana Juvenile Recidivism Rate Drops After 2010 Peak
In 2012, 34 percent of juvenile offenders were rearrested within three years, compared to 39.2 percent in 2010.
FAA To Close Some Indiana Airport Control Towers
Some Indiana control towers will be closing due to pre-sequester cuts.
IUPD Following Up On Anti-Gay Graffiti Suspects
Messages written in chalk started in front of the IU chemistry building and ended at the Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity.
Ivy Tech Students And Faculty Read Banned Books
The group flaunted its First Amendment rights by reading banned books from Doctor Seuss, Kurt Vonnegut and others.
House Dems Give GOP Colleagues Mid-term Grades
Scott Pelath evaluated the House GOP on putting the middle class first, reinforcing traditional public schools and taking a break from divisive social issues.
Kokomo-Center Schools Will Add 'Kindermusik' To Curriculum
The teacher who ran the program outside the school system for the last nine years is leaving.
Interim IPS Chief Is Happy To Stay Interim
But Dr. Peggy Hinckley hopes to be more than just a placeholder for the next occupant of the central office.
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