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Indiana Democrats ask court to replace secretary of state
The Indiana Democratic Party on Monday asked the state appeals court to replace convicted Republican Secretary of State Charlie White with the Democratic candidate White defeated in the 2010 election.
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Marion County says Santorum still off Indiana ballot
An Indiana elections official said Monday that GOP presidential contender Rick Santorum still lacks the signatures needed to make it onto the state's May primary ballot.
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Survivors reflect on '92 plane crash in Evansville
Survivors of the 1992 crash of a military transport plane that killed 16 people and heavily damaged an Evansville restaurant and hotel are reflecting on the disaster 20 years later.
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Bauer tactics unite, divide outnumbered Democrats
Outnumbered Indiana Democrats couldn't block right-to-work legislation this year, but they were able to push the debate right up to the Super Bowl and grab national headlines for their efforts.
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Woman works to rescue turtles from Indiana highways
Amber Slaughterbeck has rescued more than 1,200 turtles. She finds the slow-crawling reptiles as they approach U.S. 40, attempting to cross from the south side to the north side, near the Wabashiki Fish and Wildlife Area in West Terre Haute.
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Democrats want their candidate as Indiana elections chief
Indiana Democrats say they will try next week to have their losing candidate installed as the state's elections chief after a jury found Secretary of State Charlie White guilty of six felony voter fraud-related charges, disqualifying him from office.
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Santorum campaign fights to get on Indiana ballot
Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum is fighting an Indiana election board's ruling that he does not have enough support to appear on the state ballot in the May 8 primary.
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Pats tats are sign of pride for Indy police officer
There’s no love lost in this Super Bowl host city for the New England Patriots, but it’s no crime to be a Pats fan. Just ask Indianapolis police Officer Mike Andresen.
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Wireless infrastructure to be tested under heavy demand
The throngs of fans who’ll descend on Lucas Oil Stadium for Sunday’s Super Bowl game may experience the most “connected” game in the event’s history, thanks to an estimated $100 million investment in technology infrastructure in and around the stadium.
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Indiana election chief's voter fraud trial nears end
The political future of Indiana's top election official, and potentially his freedom, rested Friday with jurors, who were deliberating late into the evening in his voter fraud trial.
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Indiana Democrats ask court to replace secretary of state
