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<p><strong>Dr. Denise L. Johnson Miller</strong> has been named director of the St. Francis Breast Surgery Program, effective
                     Dec.1. Miller comes from Stanford University Medical Center in California, where she directed cancer outreach and melanoma
                     surgery programs.<br /><br /><strong>Jeff Smulyan</strong>, CEO of Emmis Communications                      Corp., has been
                     named co-chairman of Hoosiers Work for Health, an industry-funded group promoting awareness of social and               
                     economic impacts of the health care industry. Smulyan replaces former Indianapolis mayor <strong>Bart Peterson</strong>,
                     who took a job as a senior vice president at Indianapolis-based Eli Lilly and Co. The group’s other co-chairman is <strong>Jim
                     Morris</strong>,                      president of Pacers Sports and Entertainment.</p><p><strong>Dr. Anh-Danh Phan</strong>
                     has joined the Eugene and Marilyn                       Glick Eye Institute at Indiana University School of Medicine’s Department
                     of Ophthalmology as a visiting assistant clinical                      professor of ophthalmology. Phan received her medical
                     degree from Howard University College of Medicine in Washington, D.C.</p>
                 

An Indianapolis man is behind bars after a cocaine bust near a popular Carmel shopping mall. The Hamilton-Boone County Drug
Task Force arrested 27-year-old Jaime Agustin. They say he was selling cocaine near Clay Terrace. The drug task force said
18 grams of the drug were confiscated during a three-month investigation.

The Humane Society of Indianapolis has euthanized 65 cats over the past 10 days after a common feline virus mutated out of
control. The director of operations for the Humane Society said the organization has never had a virus outbreak this extensive.
Cat adoptions have been put on hold until next month. The agency also is not accepting any new cats. Dog adoptions are continuing
as normal.

A woman says she was attacked about 3 a.m. Tuesday near State Road 38 and Hague Road in Noblesville by a man she thought was
a police officer. The woman told police she pulled over after she noticed a silver car with a red light behind her. A man
impersonating an officer asked her for her registration. When she reached to get it, the man got inside the vehicle and held
a weapon to her neck. The woman said she was able to scare the attacker off with a knife she had in the car. FOX59 will have
more at 4 p.m.