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Year In Review: Indiana Newsdesk's top news stories of 2022
Videographer Devan Ridgway put together this piece looking back at some of the stories we brought you throughout 2022. Happy New Year!
Child welfare, City Council denies jail site, sustainable shrimp farming | Indiana Newsdesk
A foster care mother is leading a push at the statehouse for child welfare, City Council unanimously voted against re-zoning land that the county wanted to use to build a new jail and a warehouse in Indy is home to a sustainable shrimp farm.
Foster parents fight for children's rights at statehouse
Last year, Jenna Hullet and her partner received heartbreaking news. Judah Morgan, the four-year-old they’d fostered for three and a half years, was killed by his parents, just months after being returned to their care.
Outgoing Indiana secretary of state taking job with PR firm
Republican Holli Sullivan will start working next month for Louisville, Kentucky-based C2 Strategic Communications as leader of its Indiana business operations, the company announced Thursday.
State prepping roads for storm
Due to the combination of heavy snowfall, rain and high winds, plowing roadways will be challenging. Those traveling have been advised to monitor conditions and only travel if necessary.
Food price inflation remains high for the holiday season
Hoosiers can expect to see this year's grocery prices average about 12 percent higher than last holiday season.
IU and NSWC Crane extend strategic partnership
The collaboration includes efforts in high-performance computing, AI, machine learning, cybersecurity and regional economic development.
City council rejects rezoning for proposed jail site
Councilmembers objected on several grounds, including inconsistencies with the city’s comprehensive plan and the lack of transportation services in the area.
GOP respondents prefer Mitch Daniels for Senate seat
Daniels hasn't announced a campaign, but 35 percent of respondents would vote for him.
WEATHER UPDATES: dangerous wind chills, blowing snow continues
Snowfall amounts are lighter than anticipated, but temperatures are in the single digits with wind chills dropping to -30 degrees.
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