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Residents Express Frustration At Armored Vehicle Open Meetings
Open house and meeting gives citizens a chance to have their voices hears concerning armored vehicle.
Ind. AG Joins 19 States In Constitution-Based Obamacare Attack
Indiana’s Attorney General Curtis Hill is one of 20 state attorneys general lobbing a new attack at the Affordable Care Act.
Sweeping Changes Made To Teacher Licensing Bill
Lawmakers made significant changes to a bill around teacher licensing, aiming to get more teachers in the classroom and ease the pressure of licensing exams.
Ask The Mayor: Kokomo's Goodnight On Housing, Innkeeper's Tax
This week we visit Kokomo Mayor Greg Goodnight and talk about their housing crunch and progress of an innkeeper's tax increase.
FDA Proposes Testing Alzheimer's Treatment Before Symptoms
The Food and Drug Administration wants to approve drug companies conducting Alzheimer's disease treatment before patients begin to show symptoms.
Gov. Expands Flooding Disaster Emergency To 22 Total Counties
Gov. Eric Holcomb expanded a disaster emergency declaration to four new counties Tuesday, for a total of 22 counties under the disaster status due to flooding.
Sunday Alcohol Sales To Begin March 4, Gov. To Sign Bill Wednesday
Gov. Eric Holcomb (R-Ind.) will finalize the historic legalization of Sunday carryout alcohol sales at a ceremonial bill signing Wednesday afternoon.
Bloomington Breaks Ground On Affordable Housing In Trades District
City officials say all 34 units in the B-Line Heights Apartments will be affordable.
Committee Chairman Kills Divisive Payday Lending Bill
An Indiana Senate committee chairman has killed a payday lending bill that critics charge would have allowed predatory lending practices.
Senate Committee Changes Self-Driving Vehicles Bill
The bill's Senate sponsor says the amendment seeks to find a middle ground between self-driving car manufacturers and those who want tighter controls.
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