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Amendment Would Waive Liability For Company In Pilot Program On CO2 Storage
The hydrogen production facility in Terre Haute is part of a state pilot program to test out carbon capture and storage technology.
Holcomb To Veto Bill Allowing Lawmakers To Call Special Session During Emergency
Holcomb – in an opinion supported by legal experts – said the Indiana Constitution only allows the governor to call a special session.
Holcomb Still Dropping COVID-19 Restrictions As Virus's Spread Worsens
COVID-19 statistics have all been going in the wrong direction in recent days or weeks. And State Health Commissioner Dr. Kris Box said the state has identified the UK, Brazil, South Africa and California variants of the virus in Indiana.
Defense Attorney For 16-Year-Old Murder Suspect Says His Case Should Be Tried In Juvenile Court
The attorney for a 16-year-old Bloomington resident charged with murder says his case spotlights the injustice of Indiana’s law that requires prosecutors to charge 16- to 18-year-olds as adults in severe cases.
Monroe County Moves To Yellow, Statewide Positivity Rate Increases
Indiana’s seven-day all-test positivity rate jumped Wednesday as federal and state officials warn of a possible fourth wave of COVID-19.
Freeze Warning In Effect As Overnight Lows Drop Into The 20s
Frost and freeze conditions will kill crops, other sensitive vegetation and possibly damage unprotected outdoor plumbing.
IU Health Official: 'We Haven't Turned The Corner' On COVID-19
IU Health South Central Region Chief of Medicine Dr. Dan Handel says he’s concerned we could see a spike after the upcoming Easter weekend, when families traditionally gather.
Indiana Expands Vaccine Eligibility To All Hoosiers 16+
The Indiana Department of Health opened vaccine registration to all Hoosiers ages 16 and older Wednesday morning.
Bill On Attorney's Fees Could Affect Indiana Environmental Lawsuits
Environmental groups and some lawmakers worry proposed legislation could pressure regulators to approve pollution permits they would otherwise deny.
Remembering Razed Neighborhood At Second And Rogers
In the 1950s, Second and Rogers was the type of neighborhood that no longer exists - a neighborhood where nobody locked their door, and kids spent every hour of sunlight in the park.
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