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Iraq war's total cost nearing Vietnam's price tag
The total cost of the Iraq war is approaching the Vietnam War's expense, a congressional report estimates, while spending for military operations after 9/11 has exceeded it.
Indiana's credit rating increased
State officials say an improved credit rating will save money by reducing interest rates on public debt.
Duke, Daniels mark start of work on coal-gas plant
Months after a coal-gasification plant obtained a crucial air permit, Duke Energy Corp.'s CEO likened the $2.35 billion plant to an "Apollo project for energy" Monday during a ceremony marking its unofficial start of construction.
Will state's financial picture remain sound?
When Republican state Auditor Tim Berry announced the closeout of Indiana's fiscal year finances last week, he began by ticking off the names of states that faced big money troubles.
Initiatives designed to improve the BMV
Here are some of the steps taken by the administration of Gov. Mitch Daniels to improve services at the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles.
BMV's customer satisfaction rate on the rise
The Bureau of Motor Vehicles used to be the butt of jokes when it came to Indiana government agencies, with a reputation for low morale, long waits and scandal.
Indiana's jobless rate jumps half-percent in June
Indiana's jobless rate jumped a half percentage point in June - the biggest increase in the nation - as the state weathered layoffs in the auto and RV industries and a construction slowdown caused by heavy rains and flooding.
Daniels beefs up reserve account for schools
Gov. Mitch Daniels has ordered more money transferred into a savings account for schools because of the sagging economy.
I-69 advocates celebrate construction's start
A gleaming yellow payloader followed a marching band into a convention hall to dump dirt from a construction site for a ceremonial groundbreaking for the Interstate 69 extension on Wednesday.
State commission seeks to block sale of coyotes
A day after a state panel voted to end the sale of live coyotes for seven months of the year, the Humane Society of the United States called on Indiana lawmakers to completely end the practice in the state.
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