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Suspended Trials Create Backlog In Vanderburgh County Courts
Around 180 defendants sit in jail awaiting trial in Vanderburgh Circuit Court. Cases will start moving through the system again on July 20, but it will take months before the backlog is cleared.
Hundreds Rally In Indianapolis Against Family Separation
The event was one of dozens across the country this weekend to protest the Trump administration’s immigration policies.
Hundreds Gather In Bloomington To Protest Immigration Policies
Hundreds of activists gathered in at the Monroe County courthouse Saturday as part of a national movement to condemn the Trump administration's immigration policy.
ACLU, Planned Parenthood Applaud Halt Of Abortion Reporting Law
Planned Parenthood of Indiana and Kentucky and the ACLU of Indiana are cheering a recent decision halting a provision of a new Indiana abortion law from taking effect Sunday.
IRS Guidance Could Help Large-Scale Solar Developers Bypass Tariffs
The Internal Revenue Service is shedding light on the timeline for solar projects, including in Indiana, to get the biggest federal tax incentives.
Monroe County Fair Opens Amid Heat Advisory
The Monroe County fair comes early this year, and organizers are making sure the animals stay cool during a heat wave.
Columbus Parks and Recreation Master Plan Implemented in December
The City of Columbus’ Parks Department is implementing a new five-year master plan. The plan estimates roughly $80 million will be invested in city parks over the next 20 to 30 years.
Indiana Immigration Attorney Explains Zero Tolerance Policies
Hundreds of thousands of people are expected to gather this weekend to protest "zero tolerance" immigration policies. Immigration attorney Christie Popp joined us to explain the ongoing debate.
Watch 'Indiana Newsdesk:' Hepatitis A Outbreak, Active Shooter Program
What’s behind the Hepatitis A uptick. Some cleaning wipes are marketed as flushable, but they’re clogging sewers. And a former police officer is launching a business on how to fight back in an active shooter situation.
Volunteers Building Fish-Friendly Habitats For Lake Monroe
The group hopes to put together 200 structures made from used pallets, which will be sunk into the lake to simulate natural habitats for various kinds of fish.
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