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Flood Warnings, Advisories In Effect Across Central Indiana
Central and Southern Indiana under flood advisory for the rest of the week.
Appeals Court Rules On Challenge To Police Use Of Drug Dog
Police can use a drug dog to search your vehicle during a routine traffic stop if you voluntarily admit to past drug possession.
Bill To Strengthen Human Trafficking Laws Clears Committee
The bill's author wants to make it easier to charge people for human trafficking crimes.
Panel Gives Schools A Loophole In 'Opt-In' Requirement For Sex Ed
Conservative groups backed the bill's stricter version, citing worries about inappropriate materials. Opponents say an "opt-in" measure would be burdensome.
Holcomb Stops In Anderson On Workforce Development Tour
He says he hopes to take success stories from different regions to train more people to take the estimated 96,000 available jobs in Indiana.
Local 'Moms Demand Action For Gun Sense' Committed To Reform
An estimated 200 people attended a meeting in support of Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America at Bloomington’s First United Church.
UDWI Board Makes Significant Cuts To Board Member Compensation
The rural electric cooperative Board of Directors voted 4-2 Monday night to reduce annual compensation from an average of $21,252 per director to about $8,100.
Changes To Columbus Police Oversight Group Drawing Criticism
Some members of the African American Pastors Alliance and the NAACP in Columbus say the city is taking a step backwards.
Bill To Allow Students To Carry Sunscreen Heads To Governor
One of the first bills headed to the governor’s desk this session will allow Indiana students to easily carry and apply sunscreen at school.
Ind. Study Finds One In Seven Infants Exposed To Opiates In Utero
One in seven umbilical cords tested positive for opiate exposure, according to a study from the Indiana Department of Health.
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