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Gov. Eric Holcomb announced a series of policies Thursday aimed to make state government a more attractive employer. It includes changes to paid leave and training opportunities.

Winter weather returns throughout most of the northern half of the state. Heavy rain will turn to mixed precipitation as temperatures drop this afternoon.

Burning wood emits super fine particulates that, when breathed in, can lodge in vital organs leading to a variety of health issues, experts say.

Members of the Black Caucus’s Reparations Committee spent the fall of 2021 researching the county’s history of racial injustices and presented some of their findings during the event.

The Senate education committee adopted an amendment from Sen. Linda Rogers to address concerns from teachers and parents. Rogers said her goal is to bring parents and schools together.

If selected, the $350 million expansion could add 1,000 jobs to Bloomington over the next five years.

SB 304 was heard by Rep. Chris Campbell (D-West Lafayette) - who has herself introduced legislation creating oversight for township budgets (HB 1157). She voted against the bill - noting that the removal process it creates uses the courts.

Tenant advocates have long argued that eviction filings can serve as a permanent “scarlet E” that harms a renter's chances of getting housing in the future - even if an eviction filing against them is ultimately thrown out.

Senate Bill 7 passed 7-2 by the House Courts and Criminal Code Committee Wednesday, and will continue to move through the Indiana General Assembly.

Scot Imus is with the Indiana Food and Fuel Association, which represents gas stations and convenience stores. He said the bill is a good first step.