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IN: Jury finds Indiana Secretary of State Charlie White guilty on 6 of 7 felony charges
NOBLESVILLE, Ind. -- Indiana Secretary of State Charlie White was convicted of six felonies early this morning, and consequently lost his job. But the Republican could get it back soon.
IN: With White's guilty verdict, Democrats plan to wrest control of powerful office
While Republican Gov. Mitch Daniels held off Saturday on appointing a permanent replacement for the state elections chief convicted early that morning of voter fraud, Democrats said they planned to move quickly to wrest control of the politically powerful office from the GOP.
IN: Indy goes all out to make sure fans 'have a Super day'
uko Matsuda, a producer for Nippon TV in Tokyo, has experienced both Indianapolis and the Super Bowl in past years. She acknowledges being pleasantly surprised at how the city and the big game have come together this week.
IN: Legislators, educators talk about General Assembly's work
Northwest Indiana state legislators, educators and residents gathered Saturday morning for a legislative breakfast sponsored by the Dunes Shore District Council of the Indiana State Teachers Association.
IN: Dems want their candidate as Indiana elections chief
Indiana Democrats say they will try next week to have their losing candidate installed as the state's elections chief after a jury found Secretary of State Charlie White guilty of six felony voter fraud-related charges, disqualifying him from office.
IN: Bauer tactics unite, divide outnumbered Dems
Football fans in Indianapolis for the Super Bowl who found themselves inexplicably pondering labor law and political brinksmanship have a Democratic state lawmaker representing South Bend to thank for the bizarre confluence.
IN: Push for state-wide crackdown on meth stalls
As police continue breaking records for meth lab busts, a new system has halted the sale of thousands of boxes of cold medicines that contain an essential ingredient for making the illicit drug that is ravaging Southwestern Indiana.
MI: Michigan's 'right to work' debate intensifies
Indiana's move to become the Rust Belt's first "right-to-work" state has intensified debate over the issue in neighboring Michigan.
US: Latinos, hit hard by job losses, are making strong comeback
After scraping by on handyman jobs for a year, Bert Qintana figured he'd have to leave his wife and teenage son at their home near Taos, N.M., and find work elsewhere.
Maine Governor LePage backs nation's toughest Medicaid cuts
AUGUSTA, Maine — The Medicaid program in Maine is short of money, and conservative Governor Paul LePage has a blunt proposal for solving the problem — drop people from the rolls.
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