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Howard County officials say a 10.4 million dollar check from Chrysler will help the city pay debt.
Corporate tax rates would fall 2% under a bill passed by the Indiana House Thursday.
The bill would ban local government employees from serving as their own boss, and it officials‘ ability to hire relatives.
Indiana House business was delayed Thursday as Democrats met to discuss issues they’re concerned about moving forward for the rest of the session.
The Senate Appropriations Committee added two amendments to the charter school bill.
Later today, 15 years of talks will be realized when the Bartholomew County Senior Center Services in Columbus opens its new facility, the Mill Race Center.
A bill moving through the statehouse would eliminate the requirement that school administrators be licensed.
According to the US Department of Agriculture, 1 in 4 Americans are currently on a government supported feeding program.
State Route 44 is closing at the Johnson/Shelby County line for the next three weeks.
An armored truck dropped a couple bricks of money Wednesday morning in Downtown Indianapolis.
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