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Homeland Security officials say in addition to having a family emergency preparedness plan, homeowners should take steps to protect their property as well.
The Dow hit a record high Tuesday, even though experts say investors have given up on the possibility that Congress and President Obama can compromise.
Crane has partnered to create a transfer agreement that allows southern Indiana businesses to purchase some of Crane’s technology and equipment.
The over $2 billion project will relieve traffic congestion for Louisville and southern Indiana.
The indictment accuses Van Netta of preparing and submitting false documents to banks to obtain fraudulent loans for airplanes, yachts, and real estate.
Most of the tornado debris has been picked up and now rebuilding is starting in Southern Indiana.
Instead of individual food recipients being asked to pray before receiving aid, they are now asked afterwards if they would like to pray.
Tornado victims have until May 31 to file their tax returns.
Individuals in Clark, Jefferson, Ripley, Scott, Warrick and Washington counties will have access to federal funding to help recover from the devastation.
The Arts Alliance of Greater Bloomington said the artists sometimes have a hard time marketing themselves.
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