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Legislation promoting charity care and payment plans for Hoosier health care patients — plus, protecting their paychecks and homes from debt collectors — advanced from Indiana’s Senate on Thursday.

The former Herald-Times building is currently being used for equipment storage and bus parking.

Bloomington Mayor Kerry Thomson is joining the call to stop funding for the Department of Homeland Security.

A new Perry Township Trustee will be elected Jan. 31 to fill a vacancy left by the death of Trustee Dan Combs.

Supporters say the proposal, which adds three new requirements to existing “good citizenship” instruction, will help young Hoosier avoid poverty.

President Trump has reiterated his support for E-15 fuel, and said House and Senate leadership are “very close” to securing year-round access to the biofuel.

The daytime warming stations were not activated on Saturday and Sunday because it was too dangerous for people to be on the streets due to the snowstorm.

Dozens turned out Wednesday at a meeting of the city of Indianapolis’ Environmental Sustainability Committee to protest data centers entering the state.

A one-year state income tax break on overtime and tips for Hoosier workers has cleared the Indiana Senate.

Lawmakers unanimously moved a bill forward requiring in person checks for the Department of Child Services before they can close out alleged cases of abuse and neglect. The bill is in response to the death of an Indianapolis five-year-old.