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Drink up: Starbucks to close 12 stores in metro area
Twelve metro-area Starbucks and 23 others across the state will serve up their last drinks soon after the company announced today that it would close the stores amid rising costs and falling revenues.
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Indianapolis Summary: KnoZone Action Day Today -- Today is the first Knowzone Action day in Indiana this summer.
Officer dragged by car during traffic stop
A Beech Grove Officer was hit by a car and dragged approximately 1,700 feet Thursday afternoon while making a traffic stop.
Officer Seriously Injured In Dragging
A Beech Grove police officer was released from a hospital late Thursday afternoon after being dragged nearly 2,000 feet by a motorist he had pulled over, police said.
Police say a Beech Grove police officer was dragged nearly three-quarters of a mile by a motorist trying to flee after a traffic stop.
The Indiana State Museum is a great place to visit if you want to learn about the fleeting nature of what we like to call "progress." A stroll through the exhibits dealing with the state's history from the late ...
Southside festivals draw thousands
It was a weekend for family, food and fireworks as people gathered for festivals in Greenwood, Beech Grove and Wanamaker.
Emergency-radio issues are still up in the air
Officials worried that their firefighters have radios that will fail them in an emergency faced a new hurdle Wednesday.
Indiana Firefighters, Police Union Decry Move To New Radio System
The plug will be pulled Tuesday on a 16-year-old radio system as emergency responders convert to a new digital system, but many are not happy with the move.
Cars, fireworks highlight Old Settlers Day
Wanamaker's largest annual event happens this Sunday. The 22nd Annual Wanamaker Old Settlers Day Street Fair and Classic Car Show is from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. along Southeastern Avenue.
You don't have to wait till the 4th
Freedom Festival Parade and Street Fair , Greenwood. Parade starts at 10 a.m. at Greenwood Middle School.
Beech Grove Fire Department first to make switch to digital
On Tuesday, Beech Grove became the first city to go live with Marion County's new digital radio system.
Greenwood Sikhs' blood drive has historic roots
Members of Greenwood's Sikh congregation donated blood Sunday with a dual purpose: to help save lives and to honor a religious martyr.
Rodric Bray has been elected to the Home Bank Board of Directors. Bray is a graduate of Martinsville High School and holds a bachelor's degree from Indiana University and a law degree from Valparaiso School of ...
Kevin Morgan: Celebrations provide respite
Want to start your Fourth of July celebration a little early this year? June 28 -- a week from Saturday -- will provide more than a few opportunities.
Engines roared and onlookers drooled under sunny skies Saturday in Carmel. About 90 cars, from classics to brand-new Lamborghinis, lined Main Street for Carmel's first Artomobilia, a car and art show in the ...
Engagement: Devereaux - Nichols
Dale and Annette Devereaux of St. Johns, and Gary and Jean Nichols of Wanamaker, Ind., are pleased to announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of their children, Corey Devereaux and Sarah Nichols.
Corporate mistake leads to $3.09 gas
Gas prices have jumped to $4.19 in Central Indiana. But overnight, one station gave some Hoosiers the chance to cash in on a much lower price.
Marjorie L. McCaffry, 78, Lafayette, formerly of Brazil, died at 4:42 p.m., Tuesday, June 10, 2008, at Lafayette Home Hospital.
Beech Grove Meadows receives Quality Improvement Excellence Award
Indianapolis, IN--Beech Grove Meadows, an American Senior Community, has received a Quality Improvement Excellence Award from Health Care Excel, the Indiana Medicare Quality Improvement Organization .