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Nashville's Nancy Crocker on fall tourism, new budget, security
We visit with town council president Nancy Crocker to get an update on the newly crafted budget, the state abortion ban effect on tourism, new security cameras, and more.
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Barred from Medicaid, some pregnant immigrants have few options for care
Immigrants affected by the five-year ban are more likely to be women of color, who have disproportionately higher rates of maternal mortality and infants with low birth rates as compared to White women.
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Rokita to investigate major banks' climate goals, despite billions invested in fossil fuels
Attorney General Todd Rokita said the United Nations alliance is trying to "destroy" American fossil fuel companies and the people that depend on them — like farmers and truck drivers.
Indiana unlikely to add COVID-19 to list of required children's vaccines
Pfizer's emergency use authorization was expanded to 5- to 11-years-olds in November 2021. And the Food and Drug Administration authorized pediatric vaccines from Moderna and Pfizer for children as young as 6 months in June 2022.
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Asian Americans a fast-growing demographic, could affect elections
The Asian population in Indiana, Nevada and North Carolina saw significant growth in almost 20 years with increases of 183%, 176% and 175%, respectively.
Judge tosses suit claiming illegal acts by Indiana treasurer
The lawsuit claimed the treasurer bypassed required approvals from other state agencies in awarding contracts for lobbying and financial services without seeking competitive bids.
Referenda could fund more teachers, buildings
Without approval for these new levies, suburban and rural districts alike say they will be forced to cut staff and likely see an increase in the number of students in a classroom.
Shelbyville man gets five years for Capitol insurrection
The Indiana man told the officers that he travelled to D.C. to attend former-president Donald Trump’s “Stop the Steal” rally.
New development aims to bring talent to WestGate, Crane
It's the first housing development built within the $100 million WestGate at Crane park.
Rutgers defeats Indiana, snaps Big Ten home losing streak
It snapped a 21-game conference home losing streak for Rutgers, the longest home conference game losing streak in Big Ten history.
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