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No contact order issued in initial hearing for IU student accused of attempted rape
An IU student has been charged with attempted rape, strangulation, criminal confinement, sexual battery, battery resulting in bodily injury, resisting law enforcement, and minor possession of alcohol.
Bloomington council changes course on committees, renews Kirkwood dining program
Resolution sponsors did propose a third amendment to spare the Climate Action and Resilience committee following last week’s discussion.
Indiana House approves $1 billion tax cut for businesses, Hoosiers
The bill, HB 1002, includes a mixture of business, utility and individual income tax cuts. The income tax cut would eventually save a Hoosier household making $56,000 a year about $128 in taxes.
Indiana legislation could prevent unnecessary guardianships
On the tails of Britney Spears’ release from her father’s conservatorship, Indiana lawmakers are considering legislation that could prevent people with disabilities from unnecessarily entering into similar arrangements.
Bill creating a process for removal of township trustees passes out of senate committee
Last week, a House committee passed a bill that would give township boards more input on township budgets. On Thursday, a Senate committee passed a bill that would create a process for removing township trustees.
Indiana enrolls slightly more students with increase in kindergartners after COVID-19 dip
In a news release, it said kindergarten enrollment grew this school year by a little more than 5 percent, as parents send their kids to schools for the first time after keeping them home because of COVID-19.
Life inside an Indiana hospital receiving help from the National Guard
Across the state, the story is similar. Isolation units are full of unvaccinated patients with COVID-19.
Sen. Erin Houchin says work as state senator has made her a better legislator
The state filing deadline for the race is Feb. 4.
Man could be eligible for the death penalty in Terre Haute officer’s slaying
A federal grand jury indicted an Indiana man Wednesday on charges that would make him eligible for the death penalty if he’s convicted in the fatal shooting of a Terre Haute police detective and FBI task force officer.
Senate bill would expand list of people who can't possess handguns
A Senate committee heard legislation Wednesday that almost entirely eliminates the license requirement to carry a handgun in public.
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