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  1. Martinsville school shooting suspect won't have jury trial

    Bench trial planned after potential jurors are found to have formed opinions about the case.

  1. 11-year-old Morgan County boy charged in killing of brother, 6

    Shooting suspect is youngest to face murder charge in Indiana in about 90 years.

  2. Near-silence from police in Spierer case has fueled speculation

    After four weeks with no answers about the disappearance of IU student Lauren Spierer, police are stumped.

  1. Missing man's family files civil rights complaint against police

  2. School voucher program is headed for court

  3. Fisherman who drowned in White River was from Indianapolis

  4. Truck accident in Westside lot kills man

  5. IMPD officer injured in collision on Far Southside

  6. Witnesses say chase preceded fatal crash on Eastside

  7. Purdue President France Córdova to leave in 2012

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  1. Tully: New gun law is prime example of bad legislation

    Every July 1, a host of new state laws take effect. Essentially, that means that every July 1, a number of really stupid laws take effect.

    • Matthew Tully - 
    • 12:01 AM

  1. Irsay family welcomes a new Colts fan

    Colts owner Jim Irsay and his wife, Meg, have a new granddaughter.

    • Cathy Kightlinger - 
    • 6:03 AM

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  1. Martinsville school shooting suspect won't have jury trial

    Bench trial planned after potential jurors are found to have formed opinions about the case.

  1. 11-year-old Morgan County boy charged in killing of brother, 6
  2. 11-year-old charged with murder in Morgan County
  3. Parents stay in Bloomington, continue search for Lauren Spierer
  4. Civil rights complaint filed against Plainfield Police Department
  5. Car chase ends in fence, house; 1 dead
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Politics & Government
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  1. Ballard not on list of mayors supporting Lugar

    Two dozen Republican mayors from across Indiana are lining up to support U.S. Sen. Richard Lugar as he seeks a seventh term.

  1. Cheers! Ohio statehouse adding a bar
  2. As smog levels rise, state says park your ride
  3. Indy attorney new on Dem. ticket for Council District 5 race
  4. White: 'There is no loss of credibility'
  5. State appeals freeing of Planned Parenthood funds
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  2. Matthew Tully

Education
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  1. Purdue President France Córdova to leave in 2012

    WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. -- Purdue University President France Córdova will step down from office next summer after five years leading the school.

  1. Purdue President France Córdova to step down when contract expires in 2012
  2. Teachers union sues Indiana on school vouchers
  3. Brown named principal at North Elementary in Noblesville
  4. 4 teachers honored with new award
  5. Summer school offers IPS students another chance to learn
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  2. Our Children, Our City

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          1. Autopsy: Pool player died from asphyxiation

            HOBART, Ind. -- An autopsy has found that a competitive billiards player from Michigan whose body was found in an Indiana pond died from asphyxiation....

              3:05 PM, Jun. 19, 2011

          2. Muncie man, 40, arrested after moped ride on I-69

            Sure, interstates are for motorized travel, but not when your vehicle of choice is a moped. ...

              11:29 AM, Jun. 20, 2011

          3. Police: Not a trace of missing Indiana University student Lauren Spierer after 3 weeks

            Bloomington Police are at the same point they were just three weeks when Indiana University student Lauren Spierer went missing — without a trace. ...

              6:06 PM, Jun. 24, 2011

          4. 6-year-old dies after shooting at his home near Martinsville

            Incident likely accidental, but boy and 11-year-old brother were home alone, police said....

              10:46 PM, Jun. 30, 2011

          5. Indianapolis 15-year-old girl shot on Northeastside

            A 15-year-old girl was hospitalized late tonight after apparently being shot by a stray bullet at a Northeastside apartment, police said....

              11:33 PM, Jun. 30, 2011

          6. Irsay family welcomes a new Colts fan

            Colts owner Jim Irsay and his wife, Meg, have a new granddaughter. Tuesday, Irsay announced the birth of Dylan Margaret Gordon on the social networking site Twitter....

              Jun. 30, 2011

          7. Body in Terre Haute possibly unnoticed since 2009

            TERRE HAUTE, Ind. — A coroner says the man whose body has been found inside a western Indiana home might have died in late 2009. ...

              9:08 AM, Jul. 1, 2011

          8. Truck accident kills Indy man in Westside parking lot

            An Indianapolis man was killed in a truck accident at a Westside parking lot this morning....

              10:12 AM, Jul. 1, 2011

          9. Facebook dispute may have triggered Eastside gunfire

            A Facebook dispute may have led a gunman to shoot at an Eastside home with five children inside. ...

              10:55 AM, Jul. 1, 2011

          10. Parents stay in Bloomington, continue search for Lauren Spierer

            Four weeks after their daughter disappeared the parents of missing Indiana University student Lauren Spierer said they will continue to stay in Bloomington and assist police....

              12:17 PM, Jul. 1, 2011

          11. Hobert man restrained before judge orders life sentence

            PORT HURON, Mich. -- An Indiana man convicted of killing his 4-month-old daughter in Michigan lost control in the courtroom before a judge sentenced him to life in prison without parole. ...

              4:30 PM, Jul. 1, 2011

          12. Indianapolis police officer hurt in afternoon crash

            A metropolitan police officer was hospitalized Friday after she was involved in a crash on the Far Southside while responding to another traffic accident....

              10:15 PM, Jul. 1, 2011

          13. White River drowning victim identified

            The Marion County coroner's office on Friday identified a fisherman who drowned in the White River as a 22-year-old Indianapolis man....

              10:16 PM, Jul. 1, 2011

          14. Car chase ends in fence, house; 1 dead

            Police are investigating a fatal car accident that may have resulted from a chase on the Eastside....

              4:39 PM, Jul. 1, 2011

          15. 11-year-old charged with murder in Morgan County

            Prosecutor believes boy shot his 6-year-old brother in their home near Martinsville....

              5:34 PM, Jul. 1, 2011

          16. Civil rights complaint filed against Plainfield Police Department

            The parents of Morgan M. Johnson filed a civil rights complaint today accusing the Plainfield Police Department of racism and mishandling the search for the missing man. ...

              6:35 PM, Jul. 1, 2011

          17. Ballard not on list of mayors supporting Lugar

            Two dozen Republican mayors from across Indiana are lining up to support U.S. Sen. Richard Lugar as he seeks a seventh term....

              7:44 AM, Jul. 1, 2011

          18. Tully: New gun law is prime example of bad legislation

            Every July 1, a host of new state laws take effect. Essentially, that means that every July 1, a number of really stupid laws take effect....

              12:01 AM, Jul. 1, 2011

          19. School shooting suspect won't have jury trial

            Attorneys in the case of a Martinsville boy accused of shooting a former middle school classmate learned Friday that details of the case had spread farther than they anticipated....

              12:30 AM, Jul. 2, 2011

          20. School voucher program is headed for court

            A lawsuit aimed at blocking Indiana's new school voucher program won't stop the state from going forward -- at least for now....

              Jul. 2, 2011

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