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Re-election may be an 'if,' property tax cap shouldn't be
Gov. Mitch Daniels should tell Hoosier voters that, if re-elected, he will work to get Senate Joint Resolution 1 passed during the first week of the 2009 General Assembly.
INDOT Announces Stringtown, South of Diamond, Closing Next Week
Transportation officials announced Thursday that next week, Stringtown Road south of Diamond Avenue will be shut down.
Indiana breaks ground for I-69
Attracting businesses that would bring jobs to Southwestern Indiana is a strong rationale for building Interstate 69.
Ramps At US 41 & Diamond Avenue Re-Open
The Indiana Department of Transportation tells NEWS 25 that the ramps at US 41 & Diamond Avenue interchange are now open.
Ind. license agency gets customer service award
INDIANAPOLIS - A national group has honored the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles with its customer service award, recognizing that the once troubled state agency has made it easier for Hoosiers to do business ...
: Alternatives Inc. receives $20,000 in tax credits
For The Herald Bulletin The Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority awarded $20,000 in Neighborhood Assistance Program tax credits to Alternatives Incorporated for its emergency shelter.
What's all the fuss about the Toll Road?
More than two years have passed since Gov. Mitch Daniels persuaded the General Assembly to let him lease the Indiana Toll Road to a private company and use roughly $3.8 billion in proceeds to finance road ...
EDITORIAL: Downsizing government
The Issue: Chamber recommends priority for reform. Our View: More changes must come in 2009.
Indiana's property tax mess gets more chaotic
Just when you think Indiana's property tax mess can't get more confusing, it does.
Social program sites go offline
The state computer systems supporting key Medicaid, welfare and child support services in Indiana failed Monday night and still weren't fully operable by Wednesday evening.
Tune In July 15: Free Web Seminar on Identity Outreach at Indiana University
The EDUCAUSE Live! Spotlight on Identity Management series is a series that feature one or two speakers from a campus that have analyzed or solved a problem in a way that many people will find instructive.
EDITORIAL: Law on balancing computers will be balancing act
Sex crimes are horrific. Sex offenders must be monitored. But once an offender serves time and is listed on the state's registry, should the offender's family members be subject to ongoing searches? The U.S. ...
New office assists with storm recovery
Governor Mitch Daniels has created the Office of Disaster Recovery to lead the state's efforts to repair and rebuild following the series of storms that struck much of Indiana in late May and early June.
More than 2/3 of Indiana's mortgage brokers will have licenses revoked under new law
Secretary of State Todd Rokita announced August 5, 2008, is the effective date for 600+ revoked licenses.
Indiana police test anti-speeding tool
WEDNESDAY: Food THURSDAY: Sports We have 960 guests online Some drivers in Indiana this week were ticketed for speeding after they unknowingly drove through two parallel, invisible beams of light.
Judge Strikes Down Law That Forces Sex Shops To Register With State
In March, NEWS 25 told you about a new Indiana law that would require bookstores & other retailers to register with the state if they wanted to sell sexually explicit material.
State shuts day care after bust
The state is shutting down a day-care center on the city's west side after police arrested an employee they said sold them marijuana while children were present.
Indiana state lawmakers designed a law that was supposed to protect children from sex offenders, but a federal judge says it's unconstitutional.
More Hoosiers can buy into state's health plan
The state is allowing uninsured Hoosiers to buy into its Healthy Indiana Plan - an insurance option previously available only to low-income residents.
Judge throws out new Ind. law on explicit material
On the day it took effect Tuesday, a federal judge threw out a new Indiana law requiring bookstores and other retailers to pay a registration fee if they want to sell sexually explicit material.