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Indiana has lured a green startup from California that says it has the technology to capture wind energy in urban settings.

Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin signs books at a stop in Grand Rapids, Mich., earlier this week.

The Crossroads of America could be called "Marriage Junction," but the Circle City seems more like "Singles City." A glimpse at the most recent survey figures gleaned from U.S. census data shows that, not including the state's three traditional college counties, Marion County has the highest percentage of never-been-married men and women in ...

In the high-stakes game of paying for political influence, Hoosier Park and its parent company have more money on the table than nearly anyone.

A former auto worker has tapped his love of history to restore a Civil war soldier's marble gravestone.

Legislation further enhancing ethics in state government will be among proposals authored and considered by state senators during the upcoming 2010 Indiana General Assembly session.

Any Hoosier who has previously exhausted either of the first two federal extensions of unemployment or state extended benefits and remains unemployed may be eligible to receive this new federal extension.

Indiana Attorney General Greg Zoeller has kicked off an effort to raise private money to help feed the needy.

Indiana Attorney General Greg Zoeller challenged Hoosier corporations today to help a statewide collection of food banks to feed the hungry this holiday season.

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Bob Knight is returning to Indiana after all. The former Hoosiers coach will speak at a Dec.

INDIANAPOLIS -- The Indiana Department of Workforce Development was awarded a $4 million grant Wednesday to help transition auto workers to new careers and prepare plans for a transformed auto industry.

Civil rights groups, lawmakers critical of program at Plainfield eliminating midday meal 3 days a week The inmates at Plainfield Correctional Facility can't be accused of getting a free lunch.

A southern Indiana lawmaker has been hospitalized. Democratic State Rep. Dennie Oxley of Taswell missed the General Assembly's Organization Day on Tuesday with an undisclosed illness.

City and town courts in Indiana would be eliminated, circuit and superior court judges would be appointed rather than elected and county clerks would no longer process and hold court records under a broad plan intended to improve how Indiana courts operate.

Evergreen Indiana continues to grow with 6 new library systems live on Evergreen, the consortial, open-source library automation software.

Indiana lawmakers will get a jump start on the upcoming legislative session by holding committee meetings a month early, giving themselves more time to examine issues including property taxes, unemployment insurance and ethics.

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Indiana lawmakers could discuss the property tax issues, when they gather at the Statehouse in Indianapolis this week to prepare for the start of the General Assembly's legislative session.

Former Indiana Gov. Joe Kernan is planning a trip to Vietnam next year, returning there for the first time since his release as a prisoner of war.