Work Zone Awareness Week in Indiana is April 11-15, 2016, which marks the ceremonial start to highway construction season and seeks to increase public awareness of motorist and worker safety. In order to take care of our existing highways and bridges and aggressively build for the future, the Indiana Department …
Read More »AT&T is Hiring for More Than 50 Jobs in Indiana
indianapolis, April 11, 2016 — AT&T* is looking to fill more than 50 jobs in Indiana. Those interested in applying for Mobility Sales Specialist positions can attend open house/hiring events in the Indianapolis area as follows: North side: Noblesville, Tues., April 12, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. 13901 Town Center …
Read More »Shots fired at IMPD officer during Friday pursuit
INDIANAPOLIS– Detectives continue their investigation into a pursuit, in which shots were fired at an Indianapolis Metropolitan Police (IMPD) officer. During this entire incident, no shots were fired by any IMPD officer. On April 8th, 2016 at approximately 9:08 P.M., an IMPD officer was at the Speedway gas station at …
Read More »Indiana State Police Seek Recruits for Capitol Police Section
The Indiana State Police Capitol Police Section is now accepting applications. Individuals who are interested in beginning a rewarding career as a Capitol Police Officer may apply online at http://www.in.gov/isp/2367.htm. This website will provide a detailed synopsis of the application process as well as information on additional career opportunities with …
Read More »Governor Pence Ceremonially Signs Bills Aimed at Helping Hoosier Farmers and Businesses
Indianapolis – Governor Mike Pence joined representatives from the agriculture community to ceremonially sign Senate Enrolled Act (SEA) 308 and SEA 238 at the Statehouse. SEA 308 provides property tax relief for farmers. SEA 238 will help make local soil and water conservation districts more impactful when it comes to …
Read More »Hendricks County CAC first in Indiana to bridge families and forensics with therapy dogs
By Indiana Chapter National Children’s Alliance on April 7, 2016 Child Advocacy Centers have no shortage of stress, anxiety, and fear, despite being built to put children and families at ease. Anxious families who can’t be with their child during an interview or children nervously waiting for an interview to …
Read More »Governor Pence Announces State Receives Full Reimbursement of Incentives Issued to Carrier, UTEC
Indianapolis – Governor Mike Pence announced Thursday that UTC Climate, Controls & Security has repaid state training grants issued by the Indiana Economic Development Corporation (IEDC) to Carrier Corporation and United Technologies Electronic Controls (UTEC), which total more than $380,000. These funds will be redeposited into the IEDC’s Skills Enhancement …
Read More »Avon Community School Corporation Remembers Student Killed in Crash
Police say 17 year old Jon Legg, an Avon High School student, died in a single-vehicle crash in Avon Wednesday night. At approximately 6 p.m., emergency crews were called to South County Road 525 East and East County Road 200 South. Police say the Ford Fusion had hit a tree …
Read More »State Police Make Arrest in Putnam County Shooting Case
Putnam County—Late this afternoon, Indiana State Police arrested a homeowner after a nearly two-week investigation into a rural Putnam County shooting at 7645 South State Road 243, Cloverdale, IN. The arrest occurred at the ISP Putnamville Post. Arrested: Robert E. Young, age 59, of the address Charge: Attempted Voluntary Manslaughter (Level …
Read More »Indiana State Police Officer Employment Terminated
Indianapolis – A 14 year veteran state police officer was terminated Thursday for a second complaint, in less than 18 months, that he was proselytizing citizens after stopping them for a traffic violation. This was in direct violation of an August 2014 counseling statement where Senior Trooper Brian L. Hamilton was told …
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