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Indiana Senate approves bills to attract and retain skilled workers
A bill that would create local workforce recruitment and retention funds across Indiana survived the Senate and is awaiting House approval.
NCAA earns $1.15B in 2021 as revenue returns to normal
The NCAA released its financial records Wednesday. Most NCAA revenue comes from its contract with CBS and Turner for the rights to televise the men’s Division I basketball tournament.
State, local governments prepare for mix of conditions from winter storm system across Indiana
State, county and local governments are preparing for the worst of a winter storm system as it moves through Indiana. The wide variety of weather conditions across the state complicates how governments respond.
State attorney general Todd Rokita billing Texas trip to taxpayers
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita took a state-paid trip to the U.S.-Mexican border last week and attended a Donald Trump rally along the way.
Indiana governor extends COVID-19 emergency amid debate
The extension pushed the emergency declaration until March 4, which is just short of two years since it was declared at the start of the pandemic.
Bloomington kicks off Black History Month with health and wellness panel
Tuesday’s conversation touched on distrust in the healthcare system, mental health stigma, and social media.
Indiana governor urges caution, limited travel during storm
Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb hosted a briefing with agency heads from INDOT, ISP, and the Indiana Department of Homeland Security on the winter storm Wednesday.
Ask The Mayor: Columbus Lienhoop on snow storm, tax cuts, conference center
The city has 900 tons of salt ready for the winter storm this week, the mayor updates his priorities on Statehouse legislation, and the dominoes are falling in place for the new conference center facility.
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Bill that would let some homes stay in the floodway passes Senate
The Indiana Department of Natural Resources said, if the bill becomes law, it’s possible Indiana would not meet federal flood protection standards.
Work zone speed cameras bill finally passes Indiana Senate
Under the bill, drivers would be ticketed if they’re caught on camera going at least 11 miles per hour over the speed limit when workers are present.
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