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Decatur Township residents poised to fight landfill expansion
Helen Richhart's Decatur Township home rattles on an almost-weekly basis, the result of blasts from nearby mines that have left cracks in her walls and ceiling.
Man charged in September killing
Police on Thursday arrested an Indianapolis man in a Northwestside shooting that left one man dead and two others injured.
Officials tonight to eye IFD, Lawrence Twp. fire merger
The first formal step toward the potential consolidation of the Lawrence Township Fire Department and the Indianapolis Fire Department is expected to happen this evening.
County Announces More School-Based H1N1 Clinics
The Marion County Health Department announced Wednesday more clinics to give free H1N1 vaccine to students.
Governor names Child Services Ombudsman
Submitted by kpaul.mallasch on Fri, 11/13/2009 - 4:19pm. INDIANAPOLIS, IN Governor Mitch Daniels has named an Indianapolis woman with more than 25 years of child welfare, social work and family counseling experience as the state's first Department of Child Services Ombudsman.
Shelbyville police investigate 19-month-old's death
Police suspect a 19-month-old baby died because she was violently shaken. Police say Erin Nicole Badgley was pronounced dead Thursday morning at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis.
Youth minister charged with sexual battery
A youth minister has been charged with sexual battery for making sexual advances toward two women.
Pain of budget cuts is hitting home
State budget cuts will begin to take a tangible toll on Hoosiers, from the pay in prison guards' pockets to possibly the level of service people receive at hospitals.
Area auto dealer's death was a suicide, police say
A prominent Indianapolis-area auto dealer took his own life early Tuesday after indicating he was wrestling with financial problems, police said.
Marion County H1N1 vaccine clinics running smoothly
About 3,000 Indianapolis children left school Tuesday vaccinated against the H1N1 virus.
Election Day Again In Hamilton County
A week after Election Day, today is election day again but this time in the Hamilton Southeastern Schools.
Ukrainian judges to visit Indiana Supreme Court
Five Ukrainian judges will visit Indianapolis and Noblesville this month to learn about the U.S. judicial system.
Marion County begins H1N1 vaccine clinics at area schools
Public school students across Marion County will get H1N1 flu vaccinations Monday, beginning with the most vulnerable.
Indiana public defenders face possible conflicts
Legal experts say some Indiana public defenders could be facing ethics violations for not telling clients they also face criminal charges from the same prosecutor.
Downtown graffiti leads to arrest of 'Choke'
Police have arrested a graffiti vandal who they say has wreaked $100,000 in damage on businesses and other property across the city.
High-speed chase ends at Indy airport, man jumps or falls
INDIANAPOLIS - A 44-year-old man fell or jumped Thursday from an elevated ramp at Indianapolis International Airport after a car chase that ended in a crash, police said.
Over 3,500 get H1N1 vaccine; another clinic Thursday
The Marion County Health Department vaccinated over 3,700 people against the H1N1 flu virus Wednesday, and another large clinic is planned for Thursday.
Voters leave some township schools outa
School referenda were on the ballot in three Marion County districts Tuesday night, but only one superintendent was smiling Wednesday morning.
Marion County holds H1N1 vaccine clinic Wednesday
The Marion County Health Department is getting ready to vaccinate thousands more residents at a clinic Wednesday afternoon.
Marion Co. voters support new Wishard
Marion Co. voters support new Wishard
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