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Writer. Reported on Trump, trucks, energy, CRE. Boston U., Indiana U.

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● 2020 Gold winner, American Society of Business Publication Editors, Mid-Atlantic Regional Azbee Awards, "After 100 years and a loan, YRC readies for another long run."
● Winner of the Peter Lisagor Award, deadline reporting for Chicagoland daily newspapers, for "Student slasher," Nov. 25, 2004; Chicago Headline Club and Chicago Society of Professional Journalists
● First place, opinion writing, Class A & B, Florida Press Club, 2013.
● One of three finalists for 2006 Peter Lisagor Award in bus…

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Republicans saved Indiana from stagnant Democratic rule

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By Jim Stinson Verified
| The Indianapolis Star Verified
In her recent guest column, Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly, a Democrat in charge of her party's gubernatorial elections committee, said Indiana needs "a governor unafraid to take on the tough issues, who will put Hoosiers first." Republican governors pushed through road projects including investment in finishing Interstate 69, U.S. 31 and more — investment free of gas tax hikes for 10 years. Indiana roads are much improved since I was a grad student and statehouse reporter in Central Indiana.
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Fatalities

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By Rachel Graf Verified, Hope Yen, Jim Stinson Verified, Ken Ward Jr.
| Transport Topics Verified
Fatalities Business, Technology, Safety, Fuel, Autonomous Tesla Settles Fatal Crash Suit Ahead of California Trial Tesla reached a deal to resolve a lawsuit over the death of a Model S passenger in a 2016 crash, marking the second time in two months it has avoided a jury trial in California over a fatal wreck.
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Tech company uses AI-connected program to save hospitals millions

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By Jim Stinson Verified
| Business Observer Verified
To fight a computer task, one must think like a computer task. Kali Durgampudi thinks computers, ever since he earned his master's degree at the University of Central Oklahoma. His company, Apprio, was recently tasked with killing time-wasting computer jobs at one of the nation's largest hospital chains, with 10 Tampa Bay locations. Durgampudi declines to disclose the name of the hospital, but a third-party report identifies it as having 52 hospitals nationwide.
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