TIPPECANOE COUNTY, Ind. – Specialized crews working for Walsh Construction Company have been on site this week testing the solution for bridge pier settlement where I-65 northbound crosses Wildcat Creek. Structural engineers with the Indiana Department of Transportation reviewed preliminary designs over the weekend, and continue to review new information …
Read More »South Carolina governor to headline Indiana GOP's annual fall dinner
INDIANAPOLIS – South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley will give the keynote speech during the Indiana Republican Party’s annual fall dinner on October 27. “Gov. Nikki Haley is a conservative trailblazer who continues to make great strides in South Carolina especially regarding education, jobs and transparency,” said Indiana Republican Party Chairman Jeff Cardwell. “We are excited …
Read More »Lt. Governor Ellspermann Hosts Showcase for 2015 Stellar Communities Designation Program Finalists
Indianapolis – Lt. Governor Sue Ellspermann hosted a showcase for the 2015 Stellar Communities Designation Program finalists who included Crawfordsville, Decatur, Dunkirk, Marion and North Liberty. Each of the finalists presented their local community’s in-depth Strategic Investment Plans (SIP) and highlighted the work, assessments and partnerships that go into the …
Read More »The Indiana Addictions Issues Coalition to Join the UNITE To Face Addiction Rally, October 4, 2015 on the National Mall in Washington, D.C.
Featuring Performances from Joe Walsh, Steven Tyler, Sheryl Crow, Jason Isbell, The Fray, The Goo Goo Dolls, John Rzeznik and More The Rally Will Mark “The Day the Silence Ends” for the 1 in 3 US Households Impacted by Addiction Indianapolis IN -The Indiana Addictions Issues Coalition is proud to …
Read More »Lafayette Traffic Stop Nets Escapee
Lafayette-Monday evening at around 11:45 p.m. on Greenbush and 13th Street, troopers made a routine traffic stop for an expired plate and discovered drugs and an escapee from Marion County. The traffic stop was conducted by Troopers Stephen Grayson and Jared McQueary on a 1993 red Mercury Cougar for an equipment …
Read More »Indiana's New High School Diplomas Gain Approval from Higher Education Commission
The Indiana Commission for Higher Education has voted to approve proposed changes to Indiana’s high school diploma requirements, clearing the way for further consideration by the State Board of Education this fall and the Indiana General Assembly in the 2016 legislative session. “The new diploma requirements are more academically challenging …
Read More »Auto Financing Firm Adding 200 Jobs at Hamilton County Headquarters
CARMEL, Ind. (Aug. 19, 2015) – NextGear Capital, an automotive financial services provider for auto dealers, announced plans today to add up to 200 new jobs by 2018. The company plans to make substantial investments exceeding $50.88 million to lease and renovate its corporate offices in Carmel to support its …
Read More »Update on Governor Mike Pence's Surgery
Indianapolis – Governor Mike Pence is out of surgery and is resting at the Governor’s Residence. Upon his release from St. Vincent Hospital, he signed a letter to Speaker of the House Brian Bosma and Senate President Pro Tem David Long resuming his executive branch duties as Governor after passing …
Read More »Lt. Governor to Serve as "Acting Governor" While Governor in Surgery Tomorrow
Indianapolis – In advance of undergoing general anesthetic tomorrow as part of outpatient surgery to have a hernia repaired, Governor Mike Pence has taken action to temporarily transfer executive branch duties to Lt. Governor Sue Ellspermann, pursuant to Article 5, Section 10 (c) of the Indiana Constitution, beginning at 7:30 …
Read More »Indiana's New High School Diplomas Gain Approval from Higher Education Commission
Today the Indiana Commission for Higher Education voted to approve proposed changes to Indiana’s high school diploma requirements, clearing the way for further consideration by the State Board of Education this fall and the Indiana General Assembly in the 2016 legislative session. “The new diploma requirements are more academically challenging …
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