IEDC leads European trade mission
The Indiana delegation plans to visit Germany, Italy and the United Kingdom on a job- and investment-attraction mission.
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Expansion set for Camp Atterbury training site
The proposed plan will expand the Indiana National Guard's Camp Atterbury, bring economic development to south-central
Indiana, and open a new fish and wildlife area in Putnam County in western Indiana.
Indiana warns consumers about questionable insurance
State insurance officials are warning Indiana residents about questionable health insurance policies being offered by companies
touting themselves as associations.
California brewer to open Franklin plant, hire up to 150
TailGate Beer said it will invest millions of dollars in machinery, equipment and energy-efficiency upgrades to establish
operations in an existing 48,000-square-foot building in Franklin Business Park.
Carbon Motors’ prototype cop car is crammed with technology
The specialized vehicle can read license plates, sniff for weapons of mass destruction and see people and animals in
the dark.
Butler’s Hayward declares himself eligible for NBA draft
Butler University star sophomore Gordon Hayward does not plan to hire an agent, which means he could return to school if he
does not like his draft status.
Judge to speed federal health care challenge
Eighteen states, including Indiana, argue the federal government cannot force citizens to buy health insurance coverage.
Indiana agriculture trip to China set for June
Indiana Lt. Gov. Becky Skillman and nearly 20 agriculture leaders are expected to make stops in the Zhejiang province and
Beijing.
Pacers playing hardball with city on lease
The Indiana Pacers set a June 30 deadline to get a deal worked out to operate Conseco Fieldhouse. The team wants $15 million
annually.
Pee-wee, Kermit, and James Dean on Summer Nights schedule
Series starts with ‘Across the Universe’ on June 4.
Anderson schools charging athletes to play
Student-athletes at Anderson High School will be charged an annual fee to play on sports teams under a proposal approved
Tuesday by the system’s school board. Starting in the fall, all participants in school-sponsored sports in grades 9
through 12 will be charged a $10 flat fee to participate. The fee is $5 if the student is eligible for free or reduced-price
lunch. The annual fee will be capped at $25 for families with three or more student-athletes.
Search continues for grocery store robber
Police are searching for an armed man who robbed an Indianapolis grocery store and fired at a security officer. Surveillance
cameras caught the robbery at the Aldi grocery store in the 5200 block of Keystone Avenue on Tuesday afternoon. Police said
a uniformed security guard followed the robber into the parking lot, where the suspect fired at him before driving away.
City teenagers struck on sidewalk
One teenager hit by an alleged drunk driver remains in critical condition and her friend has been upgraded to serious condition.
The two were walking on a sidewalk Tuesday night along Keystone Avenue near East 28th Street when a 36-year-old man allegedly
drove over the curb and hit them. Witnesses told police that Dwayne Holloway swerved off the road to avoid hitting a van,
then drove away and hit a parked car. He was arrested while walking away from the second accident scene. Authorities
say Holloway has an extensive criminal history, including driving while intoxicated and marijuana possession. Fox 59 will
have more at 4 p.m.
LeBron James brings up ghost of Colts’ past
Cavaliers star LeBron James' decision to sit out final games of this NBA season angers team's fans, and brings up
painful memory for Indianapolis Colts faithful.
State unveils Web tools aimed to curb unemployment abuse
The Indiana Department of Workforce Development last year identified $3.9 million in unemployment fraud.
Judge OKs sale of cemetery, funeral home company
Pennsylvania company is one step closer to purchasing the Indianapolis-based Memory Gardens Management Corp., whose former
owner pleaded guilty to theft and securities fraud.
Simon Property Group cranks up bid for General Growth
Simon Property Group upped its offer for rival General Growth Properties Inc., pledging to invest $2.5 billion in a reorganization
and match the terms of a bankruptcy exit plan led by Brookfield Asset Management Inc.
Rainmakers chief fingers Indy’s greatest need
Scelzo says the problem isn’t financing or other problems commonly lamented by the small-business crowd.
Local Scholars Inn sold, to reopen under new name
The Mass Ave. restaurant is set to become Mesh, which will feature a more casual atmosphere and menu, as well as a new operator who will
lease the space
from the building’s owners.