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Appeals court hears arguments in religious freedom challenge to Indiana abortion ban
Hoosiers are a step closer to finding out whether Indiana’s abortion ban illegally clashes with the state’s religious freedom guarantees.
Jason Moore resigns as Bloomington fire chief after reappointment
Bloomington Fire Chief Jason Moore has resigned just under a week after Mayor-elect Kerry Thomson announced she would reappoint him to the position next year.
Farmer sentiment continues to improve in November
The Ag Economy Barometer index rose five points with fewer producers expecting worse performance in their farms than a year ago.
Former Rep. Saunders publishes book on public service
Former Rep. Tom Saunders, who served 13 terms in the Indiana House of Representatives, will soon release his story to the public in a new book, ‘Tom, What Are You Doing Here? Adventures In Public Service.’
Chambers places economy at forefront of campaign
Education, health care and China will be prongs of his campaign for governor but Brad Chambers is banking on experience in his first foray into elected office with an emphasis on business and the economy.
Indiana Department of Education previews new tool to measure reading progress
The IDOE says too many third graders who fail a statewide reading test are advancing to fourth grade.
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State, northwest Indiana medical company settle lawsuit over exposure of 45K Hoosiers' data
CarePointe — an ear, nose, throat, sinus and hearing provider — will pay the state $125,000 and develop a written information security program to "protect consumers and ensure further compliance with the law."
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Southern Indiana politician, business owner facing felony charges for theft related to taxes
A Utica Town Board member is facing felony charges after police say he failed to track and pay all the sales tax owed from his small business over several years.
Indiana appeals court set for hearing in religious freedom lawsuit against abortion ban
However that panel eventually rules, the case will almost certainly be appealed to the state Supreme Court — meaning a final outcome in this legal challenge to the abortion ban is many months away.
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Remains found in Indiana in 1982 identified as those of Wisconsin woman who vanished at age 20
Authorities say human remains found in rural Indiana in 1982 have been identified as those of a Wisconsin woman who was 20 when she vanished more than four decades ago.
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