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The grant will go towards collecting and analyzing data on violent deaths across the state.

The 2014 Sculpture Biennial hit a snag when organizers ran into some controversy surrounding who could move the expensive pieces.

AAA expects prices to continue dropping into 2015.

At the insistence of a friend, Jeff and Kristi Huston opened their home and hosted international students for a party on Christmas Eve.

Environmental and business groups are sounding the alarm on the need for comprehensive water policies in Indiana.

A federal jury found a teachers' employer, the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend, guilty of discrimination.

More than 76,000 solar panels went online last Friday, albeit six months behind schedule.

For an Indianapolis-based musician, the holiday season brings the joy and tradition of music, and, along with it, a busy schedule.

Veteran advocates say it's vital and they've been waiting since July – when a law authorizing the position took effect.

Meteorologists say there should be some snow on Christmas, but they cannot say how much.

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