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Jury awards $1.5 million in defamation lawsuit
The Tribune-Star of Terre Haute has been ordered to pay $1.5 million by a jury which found that a sheriff's deputy was defamed by stories published in the newspaper.
Colts open training camp practice
The Indianapolis Colts have opened practice with receiver Marvin Harrison on the field.  Colts' Manning hopes for quick return from surgeryPeyton Manning's voice resonated through the Colts training camp Thursday - from 90 miles away. The NFL's two-time MVP spent reporting day at home in Indianapolis, his valuable left knee immobilized after having surgery to remove an infected bursa sac.  Dungy hopes Manning recovers quickly from surgeryTony Dungy is certain Peyton Manning's left knee will be ready for the Colts' season-opener. Heck, the Colts coach said he thinks Manning might even play during the presesason.
Center would bring 460 new jobs to Terre Haute
N.E.W. Customer Service Co., which provides customer support in the consumer electronic, computer and wireless industries, is expanding its work-from-home program into west-central Indiana in a move that will add up to 480 new jobs.
7 congressional candidates visit Arctic Refuge
Seven congressional candidates from across the country visited the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge this week, hoping the unusual campaign stop would draw support from voters battered by high fuel prices and a lethargic economy.
Man charged with stealing memorial to dead teen
A Terre Haute man faces theft charges as prosecutors say he stole a memorial stone and an angel that served as a couple's memorial to their late son.
With F-16s gone, Terre Haute Guard unit renamed
The Indiana Air National Guard unit that for decades flew fighter jets from Terre Haute now has a new identity.
Inmate indicted for threats against federal judges
An Indiana prison inmate has been indicted on charges of mailing letters with threats and a powdery substance to two federal judges in Massachusetts and Connecticut.
Residents turn to gardens as food prices rise
A growing number of Indiana residents are dusting off their spades - and their green thumbs - to fight high food prices by planting vegetable gardens. |
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