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“IU is going to continue to navigate its way through a very tough policy and industry environment,” said an Indiana University economics professor said.

“We produce … tens of thousands of these articles every single day,” the company's founder said.

“We’re really going to be behind the eight ball if we don’t get moving on this,” the health board chair said.

Select applicants can expect to be hired on the spot.

“Crane stored the aluminum powder in a way that did not minimize the possibility of a fire or explosion,” the EPA wrote.

The local plant formerly was part of Beasley Food Service, which Charles A. Beasley started in the 1960s, according to HT archives.

The bank will establish a full-service branch with banking and lending operations, including mortgage lending, a bank official said.

“It just adds to the anxiety,” a parent of a senior in Monroe County Community School Corp. said.

“He has said his plans are to retire,” a city official said.

A power failure and a hot summer have "just been a recipe for disaster," a city official said.

Indiana Appeals Court Judge Leanna K. Weissman said she rejected the city’s “novel interpretations” of the state’s annexation laws.

“This proposal includes a dramatic increase that would significantly impact commercial and industrial customers," a chamber of commerce official said.

In Columbus, Indiana, dozens of packages piled up in a UPS facility, waiting for a second-day delivery attempt or for customers to stop by with a money order.

The collaboration combines Cook’s cutting-edge medical devices and Siemens’ expertise in imaging technology to advance medical diagnostics and treatment.

“With the shelter currently over capacity and the need exceeding our budget, this fundraiser comes at a critical time,” the shelter's director said.

Simtra invests in Bloomington: “We’re allowing ourselves a lot of room for growth,” a local executive said.

“While it’s never ideal to close essential offices, this is a temporary measure to ensure the safety of our dedicated county staff," a county official said.

Rescue crews were hindered by storm debris, including downed trees, some of which were entangled with power lines.

"In previous years … we had to tell them, ‘No, we don’t have any space,’” an Edgewood schools official said.

New 4-way stop-signs at two intersections are being installed near the IU campus. Officials say the number of accidents there called for the change.