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Indy 500 Revives Tradition Of Track Poet
Henze will perform his poem, "For Those Who Love Fast, Loud Things" this weekend during qualifications for the 100th running of the Indianapolis 500.
How Will New Federal Overtime Rules Impact Hoosier Workers?
Businesses in Indiana and nationwide now have until December to figure out which of their workers can start earning overtime -- and how to pay for it.
Change Of Plans: Terre Haute Pool Will Reopen This Summer
Terre Haute officials had decided earlier this year not to reopen the Deming Park pool which is in need of repairs.
Ellspermann: Ready To Take On Challenges At Ivy Tech
The trustees of Ivy Tech Community College unanimously voted Wednesday to hire former Lieutenant Governor Sue Ellspermann as the college’s ninth president.
Donnelly Reproves Carrier, Advises Penalties For Moving Jobs
Among those recommendations – not allowing companies to deduct costs of moving jobs overseas from their federal taxes.
Federal Bill Aims To Increase Military Access To Health Care
The bill would create a small pilot program that would train physician assistants in psychiatric treatment through a state-sponsored fellowship.
Skyline Tower First To Receive NW Regional Cities Funding
Northeast Indiana was awarded $42 million last December for its Road to One Million project, which aims to grow the region’s population to one million by 2031.
Hoosier Energy Plans Three Solar Farms For Johnson County
The latest of 10 solar farms that Hoosier Energy is developing is planned for 10 acres along Indiana 135 near the Johnson County town of Trafalgar.
Former Congressman Urges Caution With Classified 9/11 Report
Former congressman Lee Hamilton weighs in on whether classified documents detailing possible Saudi involvement in 9/11 should be released.
Democrat John Gregg To Announce Running Mate Soon
Both parties have nominated a woman for Lt. Gov. in every election since 2004. Republicans will break that streak this year with Lt. Gov. Eric Holcomb.
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