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Court Date For Accused Noblesville School Shooter Postponed
A Monday court hearing for the 13-year old charged in the Noblesville school shooting of his teacher and a student is postponed, according to the Hamilton County Court.
How An Online Sales Tax Ruling Could Hurt Smaller Businesses In Indiana
The ruling means states can require businesses that sell goods online to collect a sales tax for each purchase, but tax requirements differ from state to state.
Problems On Pasture: Dairy Farmers React To Declining Consumption
“I’m not Walmart,” Jon Claycamp a dairy farmer for 30 years says. “I don’t need to make millions of dollars per year, I just want to make the farm payment.”
New Law Requires Builders To Report Quicker Burning Materials
Home builders would have to report the use of engineered wood, which is lightweight and cheap and burns faster.
St. Vincent Health Cuts 85 Workers In Latest Layoffs
The health system has about 16,000 employees in the state.
City Of Kokomo And Firefighters Reach Contract Deal
The City of Kokomo and the firefighters union have been at odds for about a year and have been operating without a contract.
Howard County Council Recount Ends In A Tie
The council race between incumbent Les Ellison and challenger Leslie Fatum ended in a 578-578 tie after the recount was finished Tuesday.
Supreme Court Ruling Pushes Online Sales Tax Forward In Indiana
Hoosiers can now plan to start paying sales tax for almost everything they buy online after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled such taxation legal.
Columbus To Dedicate 'Green Space' This Weekend To Fallen Soldier
Columbus city leaders are dedicating new “green space” to Sgt. Jonathon Hunter, who was killed last year in a suicide bombing attack in Afghanistan.
Tonight On ‘Indiana Newsdesk:’ Family Separations, Drone Use
Rallies across Indiana are calling for broader change over the policy of family separations. An independent evaluation finds wide-ranging problems at the Department of Child Protective Services. And the expanding use of drones.
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