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Indy Racing League going in reverse for first time
Indy Racing League cars will be outfitted with a new gear, this one allowing them to go backwards. It will help teams that
wipe out on road courses and take pressure off tracks’ safety crews.
Two men killed in separate shootings
Indianapolis police are investigating the city’s second and third homicides of the new year. The first shooting happened
Thursday morning at Chuck’s Mobile Home Park in the 5200 block of Massachusetts Avenue on the north side. Officers responding
to reports of gunshots at about 9 a.m. found a male victim they say is in his mid-40s. No suspect was found. A half-hour later
officers responded to another fatal shooting on the north side, this one near 46th Street and Haverford Avenue. Police say
Gerald Alexander was shot in the head after answering a knock at the front door.
Snow ties up roads, causes accidents
Snowfall snarled traffic on central Indiana highways Thursday morning as police reported numerous crashes. Dozens of school
districts across the state canceled classes as the National Weather Service issuing winter storm warnings or advisories for
the entire state. Snow is expected to continue throughout the day. State police say a semitrailer driver was critically injured
in a crash on northbound Interstate 65 near Columbus. Police also closed sections of I-65 near Franklin and Lebanon and I-70
near Greenfield at times because of crashes and slide-offs. Numerous slide-offs also were reported on I-69 near Anderson.
A driver was reported killed in a crash with a school bus on U.S. 231 near Delphi. Fox59 will have more at 4 p.m.
Johnson County woman guilty of securities fraud
Wanda Robertson was sentenced to eight years in prison, with four years suspended, after pleading guilty Wednesday.
WellPoint stock surging on positive analyst forecasts
The long-term outlook for health care reform is uncertain, but many analysts are expecting big health insurers like Indianapolis-based
WellPoint to benefit in 2010.
Hill-Rom hires new CEO
John J. Greisch was most recently president of international operations at Baxter International Inc.
MedTech College bought by private equity firm
MedTech, whose flagship campus is located on the city’s northeast side, provides degrees in biotechnology and nursing, as
well as in other health-care related programs.
Indiana math, science teacher program to expand
Programs similar to the Woodrow Wilson Indiana Teaching Fellowship will begin this year in Ohio and Michigan and up to two
other states.
Indiana House expected to consider property tax bill
The House could also advance a bill Thursday that would tighten lobbying and ethics rules in the General Assembly.
IU looks for ways to trim budget after state cuts
Indiana University must cut $58.9 million from its budget over the remainder of the state’s two-year budget cycle.
Evansville, county move toward consolidation
The only merged city-county government in the state is in Indianapolis, which underwent its consolidation in the early 1970s.
Indiana AG to review federal health care bill
Attorney General Greg Zoeller says he’ll look at the constitutionality of parts of the federal health care bill, including
the so-called Nebraska compromise.
Senate panel to consider riverboat casino changes
A state senator said his committee will consider legislation that would allow riverboat casinos on Lake Michigan and the Ohio
River to move inland in hopes of staving off new competition from neighboring states.
Program offers women entrepreneurs their own experts
AthenaPowerLink selects Carmel firm Mitsch Design as the first woman-owned business it will assist locally.
Hiring family, friends can be dicey for business owners
Employing relatives or pals can be a godsend or a nightmare for small firms. And anecdotal evidence suggests it could be even
rougher on women business owners than it is on men.
Indianapolis Zoo blames crowd drop on bad weather
The zoo says it drew 1.05
million visitors during 2009, down from 1.1 million in 2008.
Also this week:
Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra presents Tchaikovsky’s Violin Concerto with guest soloist Vadim
Gluzman, Jan. 7-9 at Hilbert Circle Theatre. Details here.
Indianapolis Museum of Art presents the Marlene Dietrich
film “The Blue Angel” (1931), Jan. 8. Details here.
film “The Blue Angel” (1931), Jan. 8. Details here.
The Danny Thompson Trio, Mandy Marie and
the Cool Hand Lukes, and Harley Poe present “Elvis’ Birthday Bash,” Jan. 8 at Locals Only.
Details here.
the Cool Hand Lukes, and Harley Poe present “Elvis’ Birthday Bash,” Jan. 8 at Locals Only.
Details here.
No Holds Bard presents “Richard III,”
Jan. 8-24 at the Indy Fringe Building. Details here.
Jan. 8-24 at the Indy Fringe Building. Details here.
Storytelling Arts presents Bill Harley. Family show, “My
Brother, My Sister and Other Problems,” Jan. 8, and “Life is Not a Board Game,” Jan. 9, at the
Indiana History Center. Details here.
Brother, My Sister and Other Problems,” Jan. 8, and “Life is Not a Board Game,” Jan. 9, at the
Indiana History Center. Details here.
Storytelling Arts presents “Jabberwocky,”
Jan. 12, featuring the Indianapolis Star’s Dennis Ryerson, Shari Finnell of “Indianapolis Woman,” David
Zivan of “Indianapolis Monthly,” and yours truly sharing stories of writer’s block. Indy Fringe Building.
Details here.
Jan. 12, featuring the Indianapolis Star’s Dennis Ryerson, Shari Finnell of “Indianapolis Woman,” David
Zivan of “Indianapolis Monthly,” and yours truly sharing stories of writer’s block. Indy Fringe Building.
Details here.
“The Foreigner”
Through Feb. 7 Beef & Boards Dinner Theatre It’s January, and that means the
musicians at Beef & Boards Dinner Theatre get to take a break while the stage is turned over to a song-less comedy. This
time, it’s Larry Shue’s oft-staged “The Foreigner,” a 1983 hit about a shy man whose pal tells others
that he doesn’t speak English. Jeff Stockberger, no stranger to door-slamming silliness after appearing in B&B’s
“Don’t Dress for Dinner” and “Run for Your Wife,” leads a cast that includes Sarah Hund of “Smoke
on the Mountain” and Indy’s favorite Santa, Ty Stover. Details here.