In last year's presidential election, just more than 50 percent of registered voters in Marion County actually cast votes. Among them were 1,050 area 18-year-olds, including Doug Singleton and Matt Holbreich from North Central High School. Both teens have been involved in government-related activities, such as Indiana Boys State, and draw their political influences from a variety of sources. For H

While walking down a city street, you pass a girl discussing an upcoming party with another girl. Or is it a boy? It's hard to tell through the long, thick hair tumbling down the teen-ager's back. A few moments later, you nearly trip over someone's extra-wide-legged jeans. You can't help but wonder whether you're in the '60s or the new millennium. According to Webster's New World Dictionary, fashi

It's a Saturday morning in October. Most kids are probably sleeping or watching cartoons. Some, however, are spending their time in cars -- as the drivers. Their parents not only have given them permission to drive, but watch and cheer as well. No, they're not breaking the law -- they're racing quarter-midget cars. Y-Press recently interviewed six area drivers about their sport. Ross Walker, 8, Ry