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Nov 4 (Reuters) - Pixar Animation Studios said on Wednesday that veteran Jonathan Garson will become president on January 4, replacing Jim Morris, who...

INDIANAPOLIS - In the freshly opened James T. Morris Arena in Indianapolis, the Purdue Fort Wayne women's volleyball team swept the IU Indianapolis Jaguars 3-0 (25-22, 25-20, 25-23) on Tuesday evening (Nov. 3).

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WOWO) — Republican candidate for Allen County Commissioner District 3 Paul Moss is raising questions about the circumstances surrounding the resignation of Allen County Building Commissioner Joe Hutter. Hutter resigned Friday, October 30. On Monday, Moss joined Allen County Councilman Paul Lagemann and State Representative Bob Morris for a press conference outside Citizen Square, addressing concerns about Hutter's departure and its potential impact on county government. Speak

Raymond “Ray” Morris Baysden was born on March 24, 1936, in Kinston, North Carolina, to Mary and Lewis Baysden. Ray lost his father as an infant, growing up as one of seven children. He and his twin brother, Roger, held the distinction of being the only two siblings born in a hospital; the rest were …

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Tickets are now on sale for when the Elevance Health Rink at Morris Bicentennial Plaza reopens Nov. 18 in downtown Indianapolis.

Morris Chestnut discusses Corey's complicated feelings for Jax in Reasonable Doubt Season 4, his adjustment to fiancée Brandy, and how the cast doesn't know upcoming plot twists.

Oct 21 (Reuters) - Philip Morris International beat Wall Street estimates for third-quarter sales and profit on Wednesday, helped by strong demand for...

An Indiana lawmaker wants to make firing squads the state's primary method of execution. Republican State Representative Jim Lucas plans to bring back legislation that narrowly failed earlier this year. Lucas argues firing squads would provide a quicker and more humane alternative to lethal injection. However, fellow Republican Bob Morris is taking the opposite approach, proposing legislation to eliminate Indiana's death penalty altogether. Five states currently authorize firing squads, but

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (WOWO) — An Indiana Republican lawmaker is preparing another attempt to make the firing squad the state’s primary method of execution, reopening a debate over the death penalty and how the state carries it out. State Representative Jim Lucas, a Republican from Seymour, plans to reintroduce legislation after his previous proposal narrowly failed earlier this year, losing by a 48-to-47 vote. Lucas argues that Indiana’s current execution method, which reli