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- 05/08/08 - Tuesday’s primary turnout highest in 20 years Indiana's primary election on Tuesday saw some of the highest voter turnout in decades. MORE
- 04/24/08 - Costs of Daniels’ prison plan continue to add up
A riot one year ago at the New Castle Correctional Facility cost a private prison contractor more than $1.1 million in police protection, repairs and improvements. And though that's a bullet dodged by taxpayers, they're not out of the woods yet.
MORE - 04/23/08 - Clinton, Obama to attend Jefferson Jackson Day Dinner Both presidential candidates have confirmed that they will be attending the Jefferson Jackson Day Dinner on Sunday, May 4. The two will join DNC Chairman Howard Dean as part of this year's exciting event. MORE
- 04/19/08 - Long Thompson slightly ahead in poll Jill Long Thompson apparently leads Jim Schellinger in the Democratic gubernatorial race and Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton slightly trails Sen. Barack Obama for president, according to a poll released Friday by the Mike Downs Center for Indiana Politics. MORE
- 04/16/08 - Schellinger, Long Thompson debate issues Jill Long Thompson and Jim Schellinger traded jabs at each other while they squared off on the state economy, taxes, health care and other issues Tuesday night in what may be the Democratic gubernatorial candidates' only formal debate before the May 6 primary. MORE
- 04/15/08 - Schellinger says education his top priority Democrat Jim Schellinger said yesterday that he would make education his top priority if elected governor, pledging never to cut overall spending for public schools and to try to attract and retain more qualified teachers. MORE
- 04/11/08 - Arizona inmates in Indiana prison to be transferred home Indiana is sending inmates back to Arizona after two disturbances in nine months involving prisoners from that state at an Indiana prison. MORE
- 04/10/08 - Gubernatorial debate set for Tuesday night Democratic gubernatorial candidates Jim Schellinger and Jill Long Thompson will debate Tuesday. MORE
- 04/09/08 - Bayh, Hill hopeful for passage of new property tax break Indiana Sen. Evan Bayh and U.S. Rep. Baron Hill are optimistic that Congress will create a new property tax deduction this year for homeowners who don't itemize on their federal returns. MORE
- 04/05/08 - City marks 40th anniversary of King slaying, Kennedy speech Hundreds gathered Friday to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King's death. MORE