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Deputies from White and Pulaski counties searching for a wanted man reportedly discovered an active meth lab near Buffalo this morning.

Some football greats hit the blackjack tables to raise money for some of their comrades who did not hit the NFL jackpot.

Norwegian student enriches U.S. hosts, says Indiana 'is what life in America is really like' Kristoffer Gryte has learned a lot about America and himself during his yearlong stay in Brownsburg.

“All of these crimes are impacted by the visibility of police on the streets to a certain extent”

Crime in the city increased in January when compared with the same period a year ago, but law enforcement officials insist the numbers are an anomaly fueled by warmer weather. via Buffalo News

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“We think they have a nice niche opportunity”

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Information technology staffing company CTG reported Thursday net income improved 13.4 percent while revenues increased 8.4 percent to close out 2007. via Business First of Buffalo

“It's perception leading the way”

While the number of homes sold in Buffalo Niagara declined in January, the median sale price rose 8 percent from a year ago. via Buffalo News

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There is further proof that Buffalo is escaping many of the real estate problems facing the rest of the nation: a low foreclosure rate and a 9.1 percent gain in median prices in the fourth quarter. via Business First of Buffalo

“If the ice moves a little bit, we're going to be OK”

MONTICELLO -- A massive ice jam on Lake Shafer Tuesday caused 5 to 7 inches of water to flow into an unknown number of homes and at least one business. via The Indianapolis Star

Thursday 11:52 a.m. - Check deception. A woman reportedly used three checks from a closed account to pay for purchases made at Martin's Supermarket. via Pharos-Tribune

“The orders come from all across Ontario”

Why did the chicken cross the border? Because Ontario chicken wing-lovers demanded it. via Toronto Sun

“I am grateful that it has happened, because those people need help beyond what we can do locally”

Looking warily at forecast that could swell rivers, 9 soggy counties learn federal aid is on way By Ken Kusmer News that nine flood-stricken Northern Indiana counties qualify for federal disaster aid was ... via IndyStar.com

Net income increased 8.1 percent for Monro Muffler Brake Inc. in the third quarter and the Rochester company will be bigger in the fourth quarter with the purchase of Broad-Elm Group of Buffalo. via Business First of Buffalo

“We want to make sure that we service the needs of the people who have been affected by the flood.”

White County residents might have seen the high-water mark but not the end of the flooding. via Pharos-Tribune

“In all the years I've lived here, I've never seen it this high”

Buffalo, Ind. -- People in this riverside community say the flooding they've seen in the last three days is the worst since 1978. via The Indianapolis Star

“It's still probably 7-8 feet out of the banks”

People who live in the flood ravaged town of Buffalo, in White County, say: It will take months to fix their homes. via WISH-TV Indianapolis

“It results in nearly 100 percent run off, very little is absorbed.”

Thunderstorms that dropped more than 5 inches of rain north of Lafayette pushed rivers and streams over their banks today and sent at least 150 people to shelters. via IndyStar.com