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IU experts say the recent tax cap and the end of the toll road lease will keep local city and county budgets on the edge for at least a few years.
Early voting in Marion County this year will be limited to the City-County Building.
According to the Attorney General’s office, the class-action lawsuit filed by firm Cohen and Malad on behalf of the stage collapse victims should be dismissed.
The group says the voucher program violates law by providing tax dollars to religious institutions.
One patient claimed that, fearing he was having a stroke, he went to the emergency room, where a nurse demanded he explain a past-due bill on his account.
Indiana's 2010 Census data shows a bigger, more diverse state.
Wyss calls moving the lab to state control perhaps the most important issue the general assembly will deal with this year.
A Marion County grand jury has returned an eight-count indictment against Omnisource.
The Indiana Attorney General’s office has filed suit against a single Indianapolis resident who’s accused of breaking the state’s Do Not Call law.
Some offenders seek traditional court, and opt out of the drug court program. Monroe County officials state the drug court system could be the new norm.
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