(Muncie) – The Delaware County coroner has released the name of a woman found burned to death and wrapped in a sheet. Police found the body of Tonia J. Ingram, 40, last Saturday.  Three suspects, Terry Rutledge, 44, Antowyn Warren, 33 and Regina Miller, have been charged with obstruction of justice, assisting a criminal and murder. Investigators believe Ingram was killed at a residence in the 300 block of North Hackley Street and her body dumped along the side of the road and then set afire to cover up the murder. 

School district  makes payout in bullying case

(Columbus)- The Bartholomew Consolidated School District will pay $100,000 dollars to settle a lawsuit filed by a former student.  Margaret spreading sexually messages about her.  The girl’s mother says her daughter was so stressed that she considered suicide and did not graduate with her class at Columbus North High School.  The district has not commented on the case.

School bus driver fired

(Kokomo)- The Kokomo Center school district has fired a bus driver after she was arrested and charged with drunk driving last Saturday. The Howard County Sheriff’s Department says Theresa Mast, 56, had a blood-alcohol level at .20, two and a half times the legal limit while driving a bus full of girl’s to a swim meet.  Motorists alerted police after they notice the bus swerving in traffic. 

Smoking ban heard last night

(Indianapolis) – A controversial smoking ban was presented by City County Council president Ryan Vaughn last night and now is in the hands of the council. Vaughn’s plan calls for a smoking ban which exempts cigar and hookah bars and social clubs like the VFW and American Legion halls.  Final passage is set for December 19 and if signed into law would become effective January 22, in time for the February 5^th Super Bowl.

Robbers target store

(Indianapolis) – Police are looking for armed robbers of a far northside jewelry store.  The three suspects entered the Master Jewelry Store at 81^st and Bash Road shortly before noon Monday. Witnesses told police the robbers entered the store wearing rubber gloves and ordered employees to the floor before smashing jewelry cases. They were last seen headed southbound on Bash Street in a dark colored Ford Crown Victoria with tinted windows. No one was injured during the incident.

Postal service announces operation changes

(Washington) – In response to declining revenue and mail volume against the increased usage of the internet for bill paying and communication, major changes were proposed Monday wihin the U.S. postal system.. Those plans include closing 252 of the nation’s 461 mail processing centers which will create a one or two day delay of first class mail. Postal officials stated the moves were necessary to reduce their budget by $3 billion. Also in the announcement were job terminations; 28,000 postal workers could be without their jobs next year. Eight Indiana mail processing centers are on the proposed list for closing. Those centers are located in Muncie, South Bend, Terre Haute, Bloomington, Kokomo, Lafayette, Columbus and Gary.

Contractor set to bring jobs to Indiana

(Clarksville) – Military contractor Rivera Consulting Group says it plans to build a new facility in southern Indiana which is expected to bring 85 jobs to that area by 2014.  The company will spend $5.6 million dollars to expand operations and build a new site for its headquarters.  Rivera Consulting Group provides software development services, defense applications as well as consulting to private and government agencies.  The Economic Development Corporation says it offered the company more than $1 million in tax credits..

Audio Included in Post. Runs 47 Minutes ©2011 WTLC/Radio One. Democratic At Large City-County Council candidates John Barth and Pam Hickman spent an hour on Afternoons with Amos talking with Amos and listeners about a wide range of issues in the November 8 city/county elections. Barth and Hickman talked about education, jobs, the parking meter deal, the sale of the Water Company to Citizens Gas, a lack of neighborhood revitalization, problems with the city’s road and street construction projects, IMPD and crime problems and much more. Hear the full interview above.

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Audio Included in Post. Runs 15 Minutes ©2011 WTLC/Radio One. President Barack Obama met with the forty members of the Congressional Black Caucus Thursday. Appearing on Afternoons with Amos, Congressman Andre Carson reported on the meeting with the President in the White House’s State Dining Room. Carson told Amos and listeners that jobs for African-Americans, including summer jobs for youth, was the major topic of the hour long meeting. Carson said the President took the CBC’s concerns very seriously and impressed that seriousness upon his (President Obama’s) staff.  Hear the full interview above. And check out the picture from the meeting.