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Home sales up in central Indiana
Here's something we haven't heard in a while: local home sales are up for October and bucking a national trend.
Meet the Teacher: Lisa Sullivan
Grade/subject at what school: Kindergarten through fifth grade general music, Mohawk Trails Elementary.
Can Indiana Avoid Tax Increases Indefinitely?
Lawmakers have repeatedly said they won't raise taxes to keep the state afloat, but some are questioning whether that's a realistic promise to make.
Yorktown High School teacher honored by former student
Social studies teacher Robert Reid came by his love of campaigns and the government, as they say, honestly.
Former social worker is new child services ombudsman
An Indianapolis woman with more than 25 years experience in child welfare, social work and family counseling will be the state s first Department of Child Services ombudsman.
Kail signs to play softball at Butler
White River Valley senior Tayler Kail reached one of her personal goals Tuesday afternoon when she signed a national letter of intent to play softball at Butler University in Indianapolis.
Meet the Teacher: Keana Parquet
Grade/subject at what school: Fourth grade, Crooked Creek Elementary, Washington Township.
Four Points by Sheraton Debuts in Indianapolis
Four Points by Sheraton Indianapolis Carmel Showcases the Brand's Rejuvenated Look and Feel in a Convenient Location Near Businesses, Shopping and Recreation.
IPS hopes magnets draw, hold students
Indianapolis Public Schools is making plans to unveil a series of new schools over the next few years as part of an effort to keep families in the district.
Home Sales Surge In Central Ind.
Home sales saw a 20 percent surge across central Indiana last month, and are expected to continue to rise, according to a new report.
Harding students thank veterans
Paul Harding High School student Asia Brooks sings the National Anthem during a Veterans Day Program at the school last week.
Hoosiers concerned over rising health care costs
Kris Kirschner/Eyewitness News Indianapolis - While the healthcare reform bill passed the House on Capitol Hill, here in the State Capitol, employees are wondering how they'll pay for the rising cost of health insurance.
Yorktown student wins Junior Miss title
YORKTOWN -- Yorktown High School student Rachel Hoyt won the title of 2010 Delaware County Junior Miss during the Nov.
Pay Less for Prescription Drugs
The recession has made it more difficult than ever before for many Americans to afford prescription medications, but several options are available, according to an expert from Butler University in Indianapolis.
Sanders dinner organizers prepare to feed 40,000
The annual Mozel Sanders Thanksgiving Dinner is expected to be bigger than ever this year, a testament to people's generosity and a hard economy.
A Linton-Stockton teacher has been honored for excellence in teaching due to the efforts of a former student.
State school chief blasted for proposal on licensing
Indiana educators turned out in droves Monday to criticize a proposal by State Superintendent Tony Bennett to revamp the way teachers are trained INDIANAPOLIS - Calling state schools chief Tony Bennett's plan to revise teacher licensing requirements a slap in the face, Indiana's public education establishment is fighting back hard.
Student Blogger Case Shows That Online Anonymity Isna t Guaranteed
The anonymity of bloggers and online commentators has for the most part been protected under 1996 legislation, but a case involving a college student that criticized his dean illustrates the limits of anonymous free speech on the Internet.
Why Indy's different in smoking debate
The debate over a proposal in Indianapolis to ban smoking in bars and other workplaces has been impassioned, pitting arguments of public health against appeals for personal liberty and business concerns.
BENNER: Former volunteer Stevens now coaches a contender
Count Butler University basketball on the short list of teams that could make it to the Final Four.
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