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2010 campaign ads already being aired

The next election in Indiana takes place in May of 2010 but a pair of campaign ads already hit the air this week.

$30M to be cut from Purdue budget

Purdue University must cut $30 million from its next budget as state revenues continue to decline.

October jobless rate at 9.8% in Indiana

Indiana's unemployment rate of 9.8% in October is slightly above September's adjusted jobless rate of 9.7%, but state officials said the change is

Student accused of terroristic mischief

Purdue police arrested 21-year-old Purdue student Roy C. Sun Wednesday on preliminary charges of terroristic mischief and possession of stolen property.

Wife of Sen. Lugar arrested for DUI

The accident occurred at the intersection of Old Dominion Drive and Dominion Reserve Drive in McLean, Virginia.

Purdue limits smoking on campus

Three hundred universities nationwide are smoke-free, and now Pudue is moving one step closer.

Ind. reports 6 new H1N1 deaths

Six more Indiana H1N1 flu deaths were reported last week, even as the number of people hospitalized with flu symptoms continued to drop.

Ind. gets $4M grant to help autoworkers

Indiana has won a $4 million federal grant to lead an effort with Michigan and Ohio to help laid-off autoworkers find jobs in the renewable-energy industry and

Palin book signing event over

Former vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin has finished signing books at the Maysville Road Meijer store in Fort Wayne.  An estimated 1,300 people were on

Salvation Army's Tree of Lights campaign kicks off

The Christmas Tree is now lit outside Salvation Army Headquarters along North Meridian, symbolizing this year's Tree of Lights program.

Sarah Palin will be in Noblesville and Ft. Wayne on Thursday

Former vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin will be in Central Indiana Thursday signing copies of her new book," Going Rogue."

2 students hospitalized with burns

Two students were burned in an accident Wednesday morning at Wainwright Middle School in Lafayette.

Inmate dies after wheelchair fall at S. Ind. jail

Authorities say an inmate diagnosed with major depression and schizophrenia died after falling from his wheelchair and hitting his head on the floor at a

Some Ind. hospitals lifting flu restrictions

Local health officials say Fort Wayne hospitals can ease restrictions on child visitors as the area's flu cases are declining.

I-Team 8: Meth or Medicine

The number of methamphetamine labs discovered by police will top an all time high this year, despite a law designed to nab the people who make the drug.  That

Lawmakers meeting for organization day

Indiana lawmakers are gathering for their largely ceremonial organization day at the Statehouse.

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