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Brown Co. clerk accused of misusing county credit card
After an investigation by Indiana State Police, Brown County Clerk Kathy Smith has been charged with misconduct, a level 6 felony, and two misdemeanors–theft and deception.
High court reimposes Boston Marathon bomber’s death sentence
The justices, by a 6-3 vote Friday, agreed with the Biden administration’s arguments that a federal appeals court was wrong to throw out the sentence of death a jury imposed on Tsarnaev for his role in the bombing.
After 'playing Candyland,' permitless carry legislation poised to become law in Indiana
Indiana may soon join 21 other states which have adopted similar measures, but one major problem worries law enforcement officers and even those in favor of permitless carry.
‘They should be embarrassed’: Advocates criticize Indiana Senate for 0-50 vote on special education bill
The legislation would have changed the way special education disputes between families and schools are resolved.
House gives final approval to less restrictive COVID-19 vaccine employer mandate bill
The original House version of HB 1001 would’ve forced businesses to grant religious exemptions to getting the vaccine, no matter what. But the measure headed to the governor merely requires businesses to follow current federal law.
Juvenile justice reform bill sent to governor for approval
The bill has been in the making for years. It creates various reforms of the juvenile justice system statewide, including not detaining children under 12, risk assessment tools to divert youth away from the system.
Holcomb to explore severing state ties with Russia
Gov. Eric Holcomb isn’t ruling out taking steps to sever ties with Russia and Russian-controlled businesses amid the nation's invasion of Ukraine.
Holcomb lays out tax cut specifics, proposes bigger individual income tax cut
Holcomb Thursday unveiled specifics on the tax cuts he’d like to see enacted this session – and that includes eventually lowering the personal income tax rate to 2.9 percent.
Consumer advocates want to extend the ban on utility shutoffs
Consumer advocates want Gov. Eric Holcomb to extend its winter moratorium on disconnects for three months — giving local nonprofits time to address a backlog of applications for assistance.
City of Bloomington considers compost-by-default leaf management system
The city is proposing to transition the vacuum service to a fee-based, on-demand system by 2024.
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