Новости за 19.06.2016

LAFAYETTE, Ind. — A western Indiana auto assembly plant and economic development officials have turned to Fort Campbell, Kentucky, to recruit soldiers planning to leave the military. Subaru of Indiana Automotive Inc., in conjunction with Greater Lafayette Commerce, has enjoyed some success finding soldiers willing to relocate to the Lafayette area about 60 miles northwest

COLUMBUS, Ind. — One of the state’s largest providers of mental health and addiction services has received a $9.7 million federal grant for a new program to improve the parenting skills of fathers in six south central Indiana counties. Centerstone says it will begin Providing Opportunities for Parental Success, or POPS, to identify and overcome

INDIANAPOLIS — Officers have arrested 26 known offenders and drug dealers in what’s being called the largest operation in the history of the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department. Indianapolis police were joined by state police and the FBI, the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, the Drug Enforcement Administration and other city agencies in

INDIANAPOLIS — Environmental groups are raising concerns about Indiana’s plan to adopt new federal standards for the ponds and landfills where utilities store vast amounts of coal ash waste produced by coal-fired power plants. The tighter regulations from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency took effect in October, and Indiana is planning to incorporate those provisions

INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Hospital Association’s Patient Safety Center is working to reduce the annual number of deaths from sepsis. Most people know the early signs of heart attacks and strokes, but they aren’t as familiar with sepsis, a medical condition that kills more than 258,000 people in the U.S. each year. “The public now

INDIANAPOLIS — Democratic gubernatorial nominee John Gregg told party faithful at their state convention that Republican Gov. Mike Pence has had his chance and Indiana “cannot stand” to have him as governor for four more years. The former House Speaker made the remarks in Indianapolis Saturday before about 2,000 delegates who attended the Democratic Party’s