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Holcomb signs law limiting state’s public access official
In his statement after signing, Holcomb said he took into account concerns raised about the counselor’s office but believes that the changes are less concerning because the court has the final say over the law
Governor Holcomb says bill to define, ban antisemitism doesn’t go far enough
After vetoing the measure, Gov. Eric Holcomb said in a statement the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance's examples were an important part of the definition.
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SCOTUS declines to hear appeal of Indiana couple who lost custody of transgender child
The case itself focuses on the Indiana Department of Child Services’ removal of Mary and Jeremy Cox’s transgender daughter from their care.
Thomson hears residents’ concerns, priorities at first traveling town hall
Bloomington Mayor Kerry Thomson is collecting feedback directly from the city’s residents at meetings called “Traveling Town Halls.”
Ask The Mayor: Bloomington's Thomson on Summit District, visual arts, Kirkwood
The city is preparing for up to 300,000 people to visit during the solar eclipse, talks are underway about the future of Kirkwood Avenue, and are the visual arts being forgotten about in city budgets.
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Solar in Indiana rebounds in 2023 after project delays the previous year
Indiana saw the most megawatts of solar installed in the state to date last year.
Gubernatorial candidate Brad Chambers unveils 10-point plan to grow Indiana's economy
The plan includes tax reform, entrepreneurship support, child care access and housing availability.
I-69/I-465 Interchange bridge beams to be installed this week
The Martinsville/Indianapolis corridor is on track to open at the end of the year, according to INDOT.
A bill to secure industry use of toxic PFAS is dead – for now. How could it have harmed Hoosiers?
Non-stick cooking pans, parchment paper, dental floss, rain boots and carpet are all products that could contain toxic PFAS.
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Body of 18-year-old Carson Hughes found in Versailles Lake
Several agencies from nearby counties as well as local volunteers aided in the search for Hughes.
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