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Holcomb grants medical clemency to three offenders
Gov. Eric Holcomb is allowing three offenders to be released from prison because of their debilitating medical conditions - granting “medical clemency” for the first time in his administration.
Protesters rally against transgender athlete ban bill ahead of Senate hearing
Protests echoed through the Statehouse ahead of the bill's second public hearing Wednesday, as lawmakers in the Senate were faced with a group rallying outside the chamber.
Bloomington crime drops nine percent in 2021
Police Chief Mike Diekhoff said violent crime dropped 1 percent, but gun violence increased significantly beginning July 2021.
West Lafayette City Council pulls ban on conversion therapy citing legal concerns
The West Lafayette City Council withdrew a ban on conversion therapy practiced by unlicensed therapists Monday night after months of deliberation.
Bloomington crime drops nine percent in 2021
Police Chief Mike Diekhoff said violent crime dropped 1 percent, but gun violence increased significantly beginning July 2021.
Indiana eclipses 21,000 dead, reports 1,000 confirmed COVID-19 deaths in just two weeks
Indiana added 1,000 new confirmed COVID-19 deaths to its total in just two weeks, pushing the state past another milestone: 21,000 dead.
City, County differ on Bloomington annexation remonstrance numbers
It looks like the city and county will have different sets of Bloomington annexation remonstrance numbers after official results are announced in the next couple of weeks.
Federal court orders Indiana home health companies to pay overtime
A federal court ordered two Indiana health care companies to pay 171 employees nearly $450,000 dollars. The order follows a fair labor standards investigation by the Department of Labor.
Lawmakers aim to address nursing shortage but nursing schools worry about standards
Health care providers say Indiana has a nursing shortage crisis, made worse by the COVID-19 pandemic. Legislation that cleared a Senate committee Wednesday seeks to help solve that issue.
Indiana Forest Alliance creates strategy for protecting, maintaining Indianapolis's trees
The Indiana Forest Alliance has come up with a strategy for how to better protect urban forests in Indianapolis. The group said urban forests help cool cities, capture stormwater, improve air quality and trap greenhouse gas emissions.
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