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Bloomington Chamber To Replace D'Amico As President After 2 Months
The Greater Bloomington Chamber of Commerce will replace President and CEO Phil D'Amico after just two months on the job.
Emails: Conservatives Slammed Pence In 2015 For Changing Law
Emails show then-Indiana Gov. Mike Pence faced widespread backlash from conservatives after agreeing to change a "religious freedom" law decried as anti-gay.
Fishers Renews $240K Deal With Luke Messer's Wife
An Indianapolis suburb has renewed a $20,000-a-month legal services contract with the wife of Republican U.S. Senate candidate Luke Messer.
Brown Co. Plan Commission Recommends Reducing Minimum Dwelling Size
The Brown County Area Planning Commission is ironing out the details of a plan to allow the construction of tiny houses in the county.
Report: Indiana To Get Hotter, Wetter Due To Climate Change
Indiana is going to get hotter and wetter in the decades to come, according to a new report from Purdue researchers.
Indiana Congressional Candidate Campaigning From Overseas
Rachel Covington is running for the 8th District congressional seat. She's been campaigning primarily on her website and on Facebook while living in Japan as an English teacher.
Report: Crisis Intervention Team Identifies Positives, Limitations In Mental Health Access
The Marion County Mobile Crisis Assistance Team was created to reduce the criminalization of mental illness.
Recruiting New Teachers? Education Group Says Let Teachers Lead
How to fix a statewide teacher shortage is still a big question for many schools, but an Indianapolis-based group has announced a new effort to recruit more qualified teachers in a city with high turnover rates.
Protesters Continue To Express Concern Over Armored Vehicle As Announcement Nears
Another small group of activists showed up at the Mayor’s Office Tuesday to advocate against the purchase of an armored vehicle for the police department.
Lawyer Ends Bid To Toss Confession In Colts Player's Death
Attorneys for a Guatemalan man living illegally in the U.S have ended their effort to have his confession thrown out in a crash that killed Indianapolis Colts linebacker Edwin Jackson and his Uber driver.
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