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Both sides say they think the lawyering done in John Myers' second trial was better than the first one, and the judge says he has an idea how he'll rule.
The governor says finding public-private partnerships to finish the road will rank above most other priorities for INDOT.
Tuesday’s testimony revolved around Patrick Baker’s attempts to defend John Myers in his 2006 murder trial.
Bloomington officials say residents must take measures to protect their trees against the invasive beetle before it is too late.
All four people found dead in a Waynesville home this weekend were shot in the head, an autopsy report shows.
Relatives of one of the victims spoke to the media Monday.
A number of restaurant owners in downtown Columbus say communication from the Kristen Brown administration is a major reason they could not succeed.
More than 1,500 digital parking meters, costing the city almost a $1 million, will be installed this summer.
But without additional help, the cash amounts to a drop in the bucket.
Health experts say numbers released Wednesday showing the base cost of health care services in a number of hospitals should be viewed carefully by consumers.
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