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Summit explores carbon capture, storage ideas
With federal greenhouse gas limits possible in the near future, Indiana's utilities could soon face the challenge of reducing carbon dioxide emissions from coal-fired power plants that generate most of the ...
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Parts of I-65 to close this weekend
The Indiana Department of Transportation will be closing lanes and ramps of Interstate 65 between mile marker one and the John F. Kennedy Bridge this weekend.
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Air Force planes fly to Indiana to avoid storm
Six planes from a North Carolina Air Force base are being moved to Grissom Air Reserve Base in Indiana to avoid Tropical Storm Hanna.
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: Golf cart popularity collides with Indiana law
Golf carts are becoming a more common sight on Indiana's streets and roads, but state police say they fail to meet the safety and equipment standards for motor vehicles to be driven on public streets.
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Obama Campaign Doesn't Fear Loss of Clinton Voters
The Obama campaign says Indiana Democrats who voted for Hillary Clinton in the primary election won't vote for Republican John McCain just because he selected a woman as his running mate.
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Fire prompts Avon apartment evacuation
A fire at the Hoosier Woods Apartments prompted an evacuation Sunday evening. The fire started around 5:00 pm and involved 16 units.
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Palin's fight: the sex factor
Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, the likely Republican vice-presidential nominee, shakes hands with supporters at the conclusion of a campaign unity rally in O'Fallon, Mo., on Sunday.
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Health name of the game now
Roger Haupert, 59, enjoys making his Fruit Crisp and Mushroom Crepe Cake. Dean Musser Jr.
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Indiana postal stamp issued
Hoosiers who send birthday cards by mail or pay their electric bills by check will have a chance to practice some state pride if they buy the latest 42-cent stamps issued Tuesday by the U.S. Postal Service.
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Police working to identify body found on Indiana farm
A woman has been found dead in rural southern Indiana field and police say something does not add up.
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Elevated Indiana Toll Road getting fix
A $250 million Indiana Toll Road construction project, underway since last year, began to tackle Tuesday what is arguably the 156-mile roadway's most critical stretch.
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Ind. Law - 'Golf carts, state police policy collide'
' Hundreds of Hamilton residents use their golf carts to go to the post office, pick up groceries or make an ice cream run in their Steuben County lake community.
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Sheriff: Rotor flew off medical helicopter
The main rotor came off a medical helicopter before the craft crashed into a southeastern Indiana farm field, killing three crew members, authorities said today.
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IUN vice chancellor Hass-Birky killed in crash
The associate vice chancellor for academic affairs at Indiana University Northwest was killed in an accident Friday on Indiana 49.
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Indiana Task Force One heads for Gulf Coast
Hurricane Gustav is picking up speed and is headed straight for the Gulf of Mexico.
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Tickets available for 1st gubernatorial debate
The Indiana Debate Commission is making 2,000 tickets available to the public for the Sept.
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- American Teen' documentary paints familiar picture
Not another teen movie. Or, more precisely, not just another teen movie. "American Teen" calls itself a documentary, but it's a documentary the way all those "reality" TV shows depict real life: in suspiciously ...
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Arrest made in Indiana killings
A 36-year-old Madison man was arrested Friday afternoon, accused of killing two Cincinnati residents and seriously injuring a third, Indiana State Police said.
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Indiana Lt. Governor Presents ATA First Vice Chairman With AgriVision Award
ARLINGTON, Va.,, Aug. 25 -- Indiana Lt. Governor Becky Skillman recently presented ATA First Vice Chairman Charles "Shorty" Whittington with the state's AgriVision Award in recognition of his commitment to ...
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Indiana Task Force One heads to Louisiana
Indiana's Task Force One got new orders Sunday to help in the response to Hurricane Gustav.
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