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Dave and denise, were ten days in to early voting, about 340 thousand people have already voted in nevada. We do not know who voters cast their ballots for, but based on voters registrations, here is what we do know. The numbers bring good news for democratic nominee Hillary Clinton. Its probably good news for Hillary Clinton atleast in clark county. Shakala Alvaranga about 151 thousand democrats have already cast their ballots. Thats about 30 thousand more than republicans. But, the race is far...

Taking all necessary measures against the interference of external forces. An extremely small number of pro try one independent, separate the Chinese Communist party 20th congress and kicks off with thousands of delegates arriving in beijing to define the country future. You can find out all the latest enough special coverage, right, or not with, you know, the news. This week, korea turns down washingtons request delayed Oil Production cut for a moment, causing another standoff between the 2 cou...

The future home of the Indiana Pacers G League franchise will be within the Innovation Mile in Noblesville, according to the Noblesville Board of Works and Public Safety.

The city council approved project agreements for three major developments announced last week, along with an economic development agreement for a compounding pharmacy looking to move to the city.

Pure Pharmacy plans to spend about $4.5 million to lease and equip about 21,000 square feet near the Indianapolis Metropolitan Airport, Fishers officials said.

Purchased MDMA supply from PharmAla Biotech for upcoming IND-enabling studies

It was a long, hard slog with a couple false starts, but Fishers has recruited its first business tenant at Metropolitan Airport. And a fast one it is: Andretti Autosport.

An orthodontics components manufacturer is looking to expand in Johnson County. Our partners at the Daily Journal report Franklin-based G&H Orthodontics plans to set up shop in a shell building and cr

The city of Noblesville is partnering with Westfield-based Patch Development on a proposed business and innovation park. The Washington Business Park, if approved, would sit on 75 acres near State Roa

The city of Noblesville is partnering with Westfield-based Patch Development on a proposed business and innovation park. The Washington Business Park, if approved, would sit on 75 acres near State Roa