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Drugstore worker gets May trial date in slaying of 2 teen girls
Court records now show Richard Allen will stand trial starting May 13 in the killings of 13-year-old Abigail Williams and 14-year-old Liberty German.
Bloomington man gets 25 years for assaulting grandfather, burning his house
Justin Hollingsworth pled guilty but mentally ill to battery, a Level 3 felony, and arson, a Level 4 felony, at a March 6 sentencing.
Labor data changes tell good news, bad news story for Indiana
The agency’s yearly revisions also show that the state had about 22,000 more people employed last year than originally reported.
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Effort to eliminate retail sales tax on period products unsuccessful this legislative session
Some lawmakers have been pushing for this change for nearly a decade, saying period products should be exempt from the retail sales tax like food, prescriptions and medical devices.
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As solar developments continue, land leasers stand to lose the most
As Indiana continues a shift to solar energy, one major group has been left out of many discussions of switching out farmland for solar panels; those who lease land to make a living.
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Bloomington gathering feedback on proposed greenways
The City of Bloomington says it wants public feedback on proposed traffic-calming projects, including two greenways.
Psilocybin research fund, pharmacy benefits manager language added to nursing bill
The bill would also establish a research fund for psilocybin — a chemical compound found in some psychedelic mushrooms.
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Session ends with little done on attendant care, some FSSA transparency language sent to governor
Lawmakers’ efforts to halt proposed cuts to a Medicaid program did not make it into legislation this session, despite outcry from families of medically complex children. Instead, they sent legislation to Gov. Eric Holcomb focusing on administrative requirements for the Family and Social Services Administration.
Measure to open state scholarship accounts to more students, expand expenses heads to Holcomb
The bill’s author, Rep. Chuck Goodrich (R-Noblesville), said the provision is meant to help students get to their internships and apprenticeships.
Legislative leaders say 2024 session more substantive than planned, but much more to come in 2025
Lawmakers ended the 2024 legislative session nearly a week ahead of their deadline.
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