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Wintry mix with one inch of snow expected by morning commute
A wintry mix of precipitation will fall overnight into mid-morning Monday, especially near and south of Interstate 70.
$50 million discrepancy in proposed budgets for new jail
A roughly $50 million gap between proposed budgets is at the center of debate between the Monroe County Commissioners and county council for the long-stalled jail project.
Indiana cracks down on kids' social media, cell phones in school
Indiana lawmakers have approved sweeping new restrictions on children's access to social media and cell phones.
Your electric bill is going to change. New law aims to stabilize utilities
The measure is one of lawmakers' efforts to address pocketbook issues this year as demand for energy and electric bills rise.
Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith to spearhead 'Faith-Based Institute Initiative'
The initiative promotes collaboration between state government and faith-based partners to assist in issues including addiction band increasing civic engagement.
IU student charged for child sexual abuse material
Ashwin Veerappan allegedly sent undercover police in Minnesota videos of adults performing sexual acts with children.
Bill targeting low-earning college degrees clears Indiana Legislature
More Indiana college degree programs with low post-graduation earnings could be consolidated or eliminated under a bill headed to the governor.
Missing child alert updates inspired by Hailey Buzbee's death approved by statehouse
The Senate adjusted a bill to now include “missing children” under the Silver Alert system, which is more commonly used for missing adults
‘Public camping’ ban targeting homelessness heads to governor
The controversial idea — which critics have likened to a “criminalization of homelessness” — died twice during last year’s legislative session before crossing the finish line a year later.
Indiana lawmakers, governor give final OK to plan trying to lure Bears stadium
Push for Hammond stadium site goes to governor as Illinois Legislature advances its own offer
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