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The state attorney general’s office says more than 150 students using vouchers began school this week.
The searches over the past three weeks have covered a 10 mile radius from where she was last seen.
Police have at least 10 persons of interest, but refuse to detail who these people are, or their involvement in the case.
Many physicians have been sending insured patients to public health clinics, which receive government funded vaccines.
Two Yale students who believed Mitch Daniels was the best choice for a 2012 presidential run started the Students for Daniels group.
A school vouchers bill that would offer money to parents to send their children to private school is on its way to the Indiana Senate.
The Senate Education committee heard testimony on a bill prohibiting illegal immigrants from paying in-state tuition at Indiana colleges and universities.
A student may sue the Indianapolis area school district, alleging officials failed to protect her from repeated racial harassment and threats of violence.
Students will gather at the statehouse today, calling on legislators to protect funding for financial aid.
Freezing temps affect surrounding counties, causing delays and closures.
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