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House GOP Approves $36 Billion State Budget, Sending It To Senate
House Republicans approved a new, two-year, $36 billion budget Monday they say boosts education and helps businesses recover from the pandemic. Democrats, however, say the GOP budget fails to adequately lift people up.
Indiana COVID-19 Vaccine Eligibility Expanded To Hoosiers 60+
The Indiana Department of Health announced Tuesday that Hoosiers ages 60+ are now eligible to register to receive a COVID-19 vaccine.
Indiana Is A Step Closer To Eliminating Handgun Licenses To Carry In Public
Bill author Rep. Ben Smaltz (R-Auburn) said the license is nothing more than an unnecessary hurdle for people who are constitutionally allowed to carry a handgun.
Hospitality Industry Welcomes March Madness Attendance, Health Expert Preaches Caution
The NCAA’s decision to allow fans to attend March Madness could mean thousands more people in central Indiana.
IU's Penix, Jr. Hopeful To Start Season-Opener Despite Knee Injury
Penix tore the ACL in his right knee in the third quarter of the Hoosier's 27-11 victory over Maryland on Nov. 30.
Bloomington Faces a Mixed Economic Recovery
Some businesses are still struggling but large employers in the region have helped many people keep jobs.
Indiana House Passes Bill That Claims 'Unproven' Abortion Reversal
Indiana will add more hurdles for people seeking abortions under legislation approved by the House Monday.
IU Announces Plans For 2021 Commencement
Indiana University announced plans to hold in-person, outdoor commencement ceremonies for all 2020 and 2021 graduates this May.
Bill Seeking Ban On Local Housing Rules Gets Sidelined
Legislative leaders have sidelined a proposed ban on adopting local housing design standards in Indiana cities and counties.
BPD Arrest Man Connected To Apartment Fire Death
Officers worked with police in Columbia, South Carolina, to detain 30-year-old Eric Quentin Johnson who police say stole 32-year-old Teresa Michael’s car and fled south.
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