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The new Ureport phone app allows residents to report city problems and hazards from their smart phones .
It took about six months from the time the cracks were noticed to have them repaired.
A judge has ruled the Indiana Youth Group did not violate state law by selling specialty license plates.
The legislature is contributing $200 million a year until 2020 to a transportation fund.
The governor says finding public-private partnerships to finish the road will rank above most other priorities for INDOT.
The Bureau of Motor Vehicles suspended Indiana Youth Group, Indiana Greenways and 4-H Foundation license plates because the groups gave them away to donors.
More than 1,500 digital parking meters, costing the city almost a $1 million, will be installed this summer.
INDOT is spending $30 million on environmental mitigation in Section 4 of I-69, which runs from the Crane Naval Base to Bloomington.
A new survey shows those who text and drive are 23 percent more likely to be involved in a crash.
Subaru is planning to invest more than $400 million in expanding its Lafayette plant.
The suit alleges the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles overcharged Hoosiers for their driver's licenses.
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