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State Police patrol for distracted drivers July Fourth weekend
It’s been exactly two years since ‘Hand-Free Indiana’ was enacted. This makes driving while holding your cell phone a moving violation.
Black Opry Revue: 'bringing new stories' to country music
Collective of Black country artists tour to share diversity that exists within stereotypically white genre.
Bloomington rabbi talks Judaism and abortion
In a religiously diverse country like the United States, is anti-abortion legislation consistent with the values of all religious groups?
Big Ten votes to add USC, UCLA as members starting in 2024
The expansion to 16 teams will happen after the Pac-12’s current media rights contracts with Fox and ESPN expire and make the Big Ten the first conference to stretch from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
Some new Indiana laws' effects come after July 1, including income tax cut
Most new laws passed by the Indiana General Assembly take effect July 1, but there are always a few that take a little longer.
Duke Energy gets approval for 16% rate hike
With a hot summer expected for Indiana, consumers may be spending more to stay cool.
Gun reform advocates wonder if permitless carry closes the door for future compromise
Starting July 1, Hoosiers 18 and older can carry a handgun without a permit, except those with a felony conviction, who face a restraining order or have a dangerous mental illness.
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Tax cuts, permitless carry: New laws going into effect in Indiana July 1
The bills range from environment and energy to education to justice, and more.
Indiana, other states win U.S. Supreme Court battle over EPA climate authority
The court ruled on Thursday the Environmental Protection Agency can’t adopt “transformational” rules like the Obama-era Clean Power Plan unless directed to do so by Congress.
Holcomb speaks on upcoming special session
Holcomb said maximizing the legislature’s time is critically important and he’s confident they can give at least a billion dollars back to Indiana taxpayers.
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