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Supreme Court Declines To Hear Nursing Home Moratorium Challenge
A 2015 state law largely barred construction of new nursing homes. The Indiana Supreme Court will not consider a challenge to that law.
Indiana Newspapers In Limbo After Media Merger
A merger between two media giants will leave the fate of around a dozen Indiana newspapers in limbo.
Farm Bureau: Summer Cookout In Indiana Costs Slightly Less Than Other States
An annual survey from the Indiana Farm Bureau shows a summer cookout in Indiana will cost about $5 per person, slightly less than the national average.
Plaque Returning To Final Elvis Concert Site In Indianapolis
Tuesday marks the 41st anniversary of the 1977 concert that happened seven weeks before Presley's death.
Monon Trail Getting Pedestrian Bridge Near State Fairgrounds
The raised, five-span bridge will cost $5.6 million and is scheduled for completion by July 2021. It will carry the Monon Trail over 38th Street and eliminate the on-street crossing.
Child Finds Gun, Fires Shot Inside Fishers Ikea Store
Fishers police say no one was injured from the gunshot about 2 p.m. Monday at the furniture store
Aaron Bailey's Family To Receive $650,000 In Settlement
A civil court case against the city of Indianapolis by the family of an unarmed black man shot to death during a traffic stop has been settled.
Increasing Employee Salaries Top Priority As DCS Makes Sweeping Changes
DCS Director Terry Stigdon says increasing employee salaries is a top priority.
Vectren Wants A Natural Gas Plant, Utility Watchdog Says It Doesn't Need It
The natural gas plant would replace Vectren’s three coal units that will retire in 2023. But the Citizens Action Coalition says Vectren could satisfy its needs while it investing in renewable sources.
Former VCSC Official Wants To Keep Police Pension After Kickback Scheme
A former Vigo County School Corporation employee wants to be able to keep his police pension instead of using it to pay the more than $80,000 he owes the district.
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