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Bill protecting lemonade stands run by children advances
Under House Bill 1019, counties, cities and even homeowner associations may not ban or regulate lemonade stands by requiring permits or fees for the sale of non-alcoholic beverages from a booth on private property helmed by a minor.
Indiana House narrowly passes scaled-back bill to limit some school referendums to fall elections
Rep. Bob Behning (R-Indianapolis) called his bill to limit school capital referendums to general elections "taxpayer friendly."
House Speaker Huston says Lucas shouldn't have flashed holstered gun at students
Lucas has faced scrutiny several times before in his nearly 12-year legislative career, including for racist and sexist social media posts and a DUI last year.
‘Patients are going to show up no matter what’ – even without maternal care staff
At hospitals lacking dedicated maternal and infant care workers, Deaconess Health System’s Simulation Team educates emergency medical staff in the basics of childbirth as ‘OB Deserts’ become more common.
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Indiana lawmakers want early intervention for student truancy, shift away from courts
A Republican lawmaker overhauled her own proposal to tackle student truancy at a committee hearing Wednesday, after a flurry of behind the scenes conversations.
Lil BUB’s legacy lives on in Bloomington
The life of Bloomington’s celebrity cat Lil BUB will be celebrated at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater.
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Wetland experts say they weren't consulted on state bill reducing protections
An outgoing state wetlands employee has joined a growing list of stakeholders that say they weren't consulted on a bill that would reduce wetland protections.
Legislation would restrict when students can use their cell phones at school
A bill that restricts the use of cellphones by students in classrooms unanimously passed the Senate Tuesday and will now head to the House.
City to give recommendation on construction bids for police HQ relocation project
The City of Bloomington will give a recommendation Monday on four construction bids for the planned space for a future police headquarters.
Senate committee fails to advance bill to allow better housing code enforcement in Marion County
A bill to close a loophole that prevents Marion County from enforcing code violations against some landlords failed to pass a Senate committee Wednesday.
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