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Senate lawmakers opt against major changes to the emergency powers bill. Unemployment fraud legislation is headed to the governor’s desk. And House Republicans block debate on redistricting reform.

As of 2016, the Environmental Protection Agency now allows states to make up their own coal ash permitting program as long as it’s approved by the agency and “as protective as” federal coal ash rules.

The governor is lifting COVID restrictions. But is it too soon? Some caregiver families say they’re struggling with strict policies that make it hard to coordinate visits. And the pandemic’s toll on restaurants.

A COVID vaccination clinic will open next Friday on DePauw’s campus, offering the single-shot Johnson & Johnson vaccine.

"When you’re not expecting to go into debt and you are forced to go in debt, and don’t know how you can pay it back, it’s scary," says owner of Nick's English Hut, Susan Bright.

The positivity rate of 0.8% is the highest the county has seen since Feb. 21, after which it began declining to an eventual low of 0.4%.

Local health officials announced the departure from the statewide guidance Friday at the weekly City of Bloomington/Monroe County COVID-19 briefing.

It’s all about defense for the Indiana women’s basketball team.

Throughout Indiana, long-term care visitation policies vary widely. Some are adhering to the guidance; others remain fully closed to unvaccinated outside visitors.

The proposed K-12 funding plan in Indiana’s next two-year state budget adds $378 million. That includes an increase in base per student funding -- 1.25% during the first year and 2.5% in the second year.