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With millions of aging Baby Boomers entering their senior years over the next two decades, competition among older workers is expected to grow.
While Indiana AG's office spends heavily to promote its database of $350 million of unclaimed assets, the state actually makes money from the enterprise.
Some Terre Hautians think the city’s CSO fix stinks – literally. They argue an open pond containing sewage will only add to the city’s already infamous odor.
In the first of two-part series, WFIU’s Daniel Robison explores how Terre Haute became saddled with its combined sewer overflow issue.
Ellettsville is like many rural Midwestern communities: churches almost outnumber houses. But in this town, there’s one that's a little different.
A gym in Indianapolis is encouraging Parkinson's sufferers to take the fight to their disease.
With less than ten percent of WW II veterans still alive and more passing away each day, a group from Indiana has flown as many as they can to Washington, D.C.
General Motors announced Tuesday the company will invest more than $110 million in its Bedford Powertrain facility.
The race for Indiana's 9th District seat could be a repeat of the four most recent elections, or, feature a GOP challenger new to the district-wide scene.
Baron Hill talks about his 'yea' vote for health insurance reform and his recent trip to Afghanistan
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