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The only mystery at this morning's House committee on the so-called 'right to work' legislation is whether any Republicans will join Democrats in voting against the bill.

Oh, Say, Can I Sing? Sandi Patty, famous for her flawless rendition of the national anthem, isn't shy about asking to sing it again.

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Any adventurous vacationer who's considered taking a leap of faith on a bungee jump might want to take a look at this gut-wrenching video first.

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. Purdue University is planning to announce what it calls a balanced trimester plan that it says will bring a significant change in how higher education is delivered in Indiana.

The House Public Health Committee heard passionate testimony today both in favor and against passing a statewide smoking ban. The legislation, authored by Eric Turner, R-Cicero, and Charlie Brown, D-Gary, would forbid smoking in most places. Exceptions would include certain gaming facilities, cigar...

After years of avoiding the collection of sales tax in Indiana, Amazon.com has agreed to begin doing just that in 2014. The announcement was made today by Gov. Mitch Daniels who said he appreciates Amazon's "collaborative approach to the problem" and its willingness to work with the state.

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Since they first took their seats a year ago, the current members of the Indiana House have debated plenty of emotionally charged issues that deeply divide Hoosiers.

On a recent afternoon, Bob Nargang was thankful his wife could tweak her workday. Max, the couple's 2-year-old, was sick, and Nargang didn't want to bundle up the little guy and take him out in the cold. But Nargang needed to taxi the older brothers, Luke, 7, and Richard, 9, to basketball practice.