Affordable Act protests growing
June 11, 2012As the Supreme Court approaches a monumental decision with the Affordable Act of 2010, its opposition and supporters are growing heated as rallies and protests become more frequent.
As the Supreme Court approaches a monumental decision with the Affordable Act of 2010, its opposition and supporters are growing heated as rallies and protests become more frequent.
CLARKSVILLE, Ind. - Indiana is preparing to build a $255 million tunnel to preserve 11 acres of Kentucky woodlands in the path of a long-planned Ohio River bridge.
GARY, Ind.- The cleanup of a 17-acre toxic lagoon is shifting into high gear in northwestern Indiana following decades of delays.
NEW ALBANY, Ind. - A southern Indiana county hard-hit by March tornadoes has spent $825,000 just to clear out streams clogged with storm debris.
Mayor Dennis Tyler remains hospitalized after having surgery Thursday as the result of complications from diverticulitis.
Indiana State police, along with city and county officers, raided six convenience stores today in relation to an ongoing-investigation of bath salts. -á
ATHENS, Greece - A powerful earthquake shook Greece's island of Rhodes and southwestern Turkey on Sunday. No deaths or serious damage were reported, but officials said six people were hurt in Turkey by jumping out of buildings.
AUBURN, Alabama - A gunman opened fire during a fight at a party at an apartment complex near Auburn University, killing three people, including two former football players for the school's team, authorities said Sunday. Three other people were injured, with one in critical condition with a gunshot wound to the head.
INDIANAPOLIS - Republican gubernatorial candidate Mike Pence built a national brand name for himself as an unabashed social and religious conservative, a good-natured warrior for the causes he believes in. But talk of those causes has been largely absent from his run for Indiana governor over the last year.
The Indiana Office of Tourism is featuring videos produced by Ball State students on its website.
Efforts to revitalize Ball State's Village have been an ongoing process, but developers may have hit a standstill.
The Indiana Office of Tourism is featuring videos produced by Ball State students on its website.
INDIANAPOLIS - Indiana's public labor unions say they have little left to lose, even if the results of Wisconsin's recall election inspire state lawmakers to push anti-union legislation further. -á
Parents of incoming freshmen will have the chance to get more of a taste of Muncie than just Ball State when they attend orientation with their student. -á
LAFAYETTE, Ind. - Northern Indiana authorities say an infant has died days after being delivered following a car crash that killed a pregnant woman. -á
BOISE, Idaho - A southeastern Idaho lawyer who is also a doctor will be allowed to intervene in a legal challenge to the state's so-called fetal pain abortion law in a case that could set national precedent. -á
LOS ANGELES - Ray Bradbury, the science fiction-fantasy master who transformed his childhood dreams and Cold War fears into telepathic Martians, lovesick sea monsters, and, in uncanny detail, the high-tech, book-burning future of "Fahrenheit 451," has died. He was 91.
-á MONTREAL - Police investigating the grisly killing of a Chinese student said Wednesday that mailed packages containing the victim's body parts also included notes.
The Indiana Academy for Science, Mathematics, and Humanities has been named one of the best high schools in the nation.
On Monday, Ball State officially received the green light from the State Budget Committee to proceed with construction of a new greenhouse. -á
