White House budget chief Daniels to run for Indiana governor
White House budget chief Mitchell Daniels announced his resignation as he plans a likely bid for Indiana governor. He leaves after two fractious years battling spending foes and is expected to announce a gubernatorial run by summer. Daniels, 54, is a longtime Lilly executive tied to President Bush and a GOP favorite for next May's Indiana primary.
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Storms strike near mile 28 marker causing rerouted traffic
Tornadoes hit the area near the mile 28 marker as responders reroute traffic around 11 p.m. No injuries or fatalities are reported in the readable text.
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