Новости за 30.01.2016

MUNCIE, Indiana - Ball State University's board of trustees chairman says the resignation without explanation of the school's president after less than 18 months on the job was voluntary and the reason more information isn't being disclosed is to protect privacy.

INDIANAPOLIS - While people in many states are bracing for the return of a three-month limit on food stamps for many, the provision ended last year in Indiana.

BLOOMINGTON, Indiana - Some Indiana University students are questioning a $210,000 research grant a professor has accepted from a foundation tied to the conservative billionaire Koch brothers.

MOUNT VERNON, Indiana - A Pakistani-backed company expects construction to start this year on a $2.7 billion fertilizer plant in southwestern Indiana more than three years after plans for the project were announced.

MUNCIE, Indiana - Authorities say a fisherman died after falling through the ice on a small lake near Muncie.

INDIANAPOLIS - Mourners are remembering an Indianapolis elementary school principal who was struck and killed by a school bus while pushing students to safety.

SAN DIEGO - Gary Woodland is among the most athletic players on the PGA Tour, with a history to back it up.

LOS ANGELES - The Clippers are facing another month without Blake Griffin dominating inside. His absence has created nightly auditions for whoever wants to step up.

ENGLEWOOD, Colorado - T.J. Ward's Super Bowl guarantee doesn't exactly possess the same sort of sizzle as Joe Namath once promising - and delivering - a win.

PORTLAND, Oregon - Charlotte Hornets forward Michael Kidd-Gilchrist made his return after missing nearly four months with a shoulder injury.

NEW YORK - An Ohio company that processes payments for daily fantasy sports sites says it will no longer handle their payments and will pull away from the $2 billion industry in February, according to a newspaper report.

GREEN BAY, Wisconsin - Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers says he had knee surgery days after Green Bay was eliminated from the playoffs, according to a report.

SAN DIEGO - Chargers Chairman Dean Spanos said Friday that the team will play in San Diego in 2016, and he'll work with politicians and the business community to try to resolve a long, bitter fight over a new stadium.

LOS ANGELES - Driving to Dodger Stadium? From now on, take Vin Scully Avenue.

INDIANAPOLIS - Friends, family and students past and present are paying their final respects to an Indianapolis principal who was struck and killed by a school bus while pushing students to safety.

DAYTONA BEACH, Florida - Four-time Indianapolis 500 winner A.J. Foyt hopes to attend every IndyCar Series race this season.

TERRE HAUTE, Indiana - The Vigo County sheriff says a prisoner is in critical condition after leaping off the third floor of the county courthouse in Terre Haute.

The NFL says reported concussions rose 58 percent in regular-season games to the highest number in any of the past four years.