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Indiana man arrested on gun charges near Ukraine embassy
Stephen Jay Struthers, 49, from Lafayette, and another man drove to Washington hoping to volunteer for Ukraine’s armed forces, police reported last week.
New program to help Lake Monroe watershed residents prevent septic pollution
Friends of Lake Monroe last month launched its Community Action Initiative, which they hope will garner support from impacted communities to improve water quality.
Lawmakers send $1 billion tax cut package to governor's desk
The measure makes two major tax reductions. It cuts the individual income tax down to 2.9 percent (from its current 3.23 percent). And it eliminates a pair of utility taxes.
No permit required to carry handgun in public under bill headed to governor's desk
About 13,000 Hoosiers had their handgun carry permits rejected or revoked in the last two years. Under the bill, opponents said, they wouldn’t know they’re barred from carrying.
Bloomington police agreement calls for 13% pay increase
If approved by the city council, base pay for all union officers with at least one year of experience will increase by at least $7,700.
Democrats try to turn national legislation into local momentum
A few dozen Democrats turned out Tuesday to gather for the state party’s ‘Jobs Tour’.
Grant opens to help Indiana schools teach newest manufacturing skills
The effort aims to usher students and companies into what some call the fourth industrial revolution.
Report: Fossil fuels will still dominate U.S. energy in 2050 without more action
The U.S. will still power most of its homes and cars with fossil fuels by 2050 if there aren’t more policies that encourage renewable energy and electric vehicles.
Ask The Mayor: Terre Haute's Bennett on sewer rate increases, convention center opening, gas prices
Terre Haute’s new convention center is getting ready for an April 9 grand opening. The city will have to adjust budgets for higher gas prices and increase sewer rates for its long-term control plan.
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IU needs to make Big 10 Tournament splash to earn spot in NCAA
The regular season ended Saturday for the Indiana men’s basketball team, and the Hoosier are back where they’ve been for the past six years – sitting on the wrong side of the NCAA tournament bubble.
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