Top stories as of 6:29 pm Thu., Jul 02, 2009
Kokomo Auto Workers Rush To Use Up Benefits Before They Expire
This week, health benefits ran out for many retired auto workers in Kokomo. Worse, some members of Kokomo's Local 292 were given just one week of notice that they'd have to make other arrangements.
- Advocacy Group Protests Amendment Against Same-Sex Marriage Rights
- Columbus Opening Bids For Commons Despite Remonstrance Questions
- Columbus Construction Policy Could Favor Unions on New Commons
- Bloomington Area Lawmakers Unhappy With New State Budget
- Ivy Tech Bloomington Faces Influx in Enrollment for Fall
- Cultivating Afghanistan: Finding Profit in Farming
- Possibility of Food and Bev Tax Riles Some Restaurant Owners
- Cultivating Afghanistan: A Eulogy For a Fallen Comrade
- Digging for History at the Madam CJ Walker Theatre
- In Case of State Shutdown, IU To Remain Open
- State Colleges Struggle With Soaring Number of Applications
- Indiana Attorney General Visits Bloomington
- Lost Chrysler Property Taxes Could Triple Kokomo Budget Cuts
NPR News
Marines Battles Taliban In Helmand Valley
The operation is one of the first examples of the Obama administration's strategy for Afghanistan.
- U.S. Shed 467,000 Jobs In June
- Obama Disappointed By Jobs Numbers
- Hundreds Of Calif. Homeless March For Land Rights
- Saddam's Fear Of Iran Trumped Fear Of U.S.
- Serena, Venus Reach Wimbledon Final, Again
- Military Says U.S. Soldier Captured In Afghanistan
- Q&A: Rising Unemployment Clouds Outlook
- July 4 Becomes Silent Night In Cash-Strapped Places
PBS NewsHour
WFIU & WTIU Podcasts
WFIU Newscast
- Rose-Hulman President Plans to Step Down
- Get on the Bus: Bloomington Group Heads to Inauguration
- Kokomo Mayor 'concerned' about Chrysler shutdown
- IU Professor Nominated for Obama Administration
- Legislature to Weigh Property Tax Permanence
- Kruzan's Kirkwood Plan Won't Earn Many Exceptions (6)
- Economic Downturn Sours Job Promises Made by Kelley School of Business (2)
- Cultivating Afghanistan: Irrigating Khost Province (2)
- Revival Looks Skyward in Tough Times (1)
- Cummins Opens Building in Downtown Columbus, But It's Mostly Empty (1)
- Kokomo Auto Workers Rush To Use Up Benefits Before They Expire
- Stimulus Funds Could Result in Terre Haute Commuter Rail
- Preventative Flood Projects Too Expensive for Columbus To Pursue
- Fun and Snow in Bloomington, January 28, 2009
- Bloomington Snowy Day
- Get on the Bus: Bloomington Group Heads to Inauguration
- Cold Temperatures Outside Lead to Hot Air
- Two Brothers Arrested in Brown County Murder Case
- IU Professor Nominated for Obama Administration
- Exhibit Highlights African-American Music Contributions
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