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A House committee voted Tuesday to approve a bill effectively killing the Indianapolis Blue Line, the citys third bus rapid transit system. The bill puts a one-year moratorium on dedicated lanes in Indianapolis to study the transportation option- IndyGo officials have said that will likely scuttle millions in federal funds for the project.

A number of Cabot Panthers reached the podium with three earning individual state championships as they took home the Arkansas Wrestling State Championship in 6A for the second consecutive season with a winning team score of 135 points Saturday afternoon at the Jack Stephens Center in Little Rock.

A House committee heard testimony Tuesday on a bill that puts a moratorium on dedicated lanes. IndyGo officials say the bill will kill the proposed Blue Line, the citys third bus rapid transit system.

The Landstuhl Youth Center’s Annual Art Show unveiled this year’s winners and displayed talent of all kinds.

The Indiana General Assembly opened this month, and hundreds of bills have already been proposed for deliberation in Indianapolis. In coming editions, the Exponent will be reviewing legislation related to

The Duke men and women defeated Queens in a dual meet on Friday. Molly Donlan and Blake Johnson were double individual event winners on the day.

A bill in the Indiana House would ban local regulations on lemonade stands, making it easier for children to operate such small enterprises without fear of running afoul of the law.

The stands are currently illegal under the Indiana code, but Representative Blake Johnson says they help kids learn a lot.

On hot summer days in Indiana, neatly trimmed suburban landscapes are often decorated with a newly constructed lawn fixture: the lemonade stand.

INDIANAPOLIS — The House commerce committee approved a bill Tuesday that would prohibit regulating lemonade stands, which are technically illegal under current Indiana code.