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State Requests Lawsuit Against 62 Hospitals Be Dismissed
Two South Bend attorneys who filed a lawsuit with 62 Indiana hospitals have agreed to drop the charges.
Angler Dies After Falling Through Ice On Martinsville Pond
Morgan County Sheriff Robert J. Downey says rescue crews pulled the unconscious man from the water. He later was pronounced dead at a hospital.
Comedian Speaks On Race And Racism In America During MLK Breakfast
Sociopolitical comedian W. Kamau Bell spoke about race in America at the Martin Luther King Jr. Breakfast.
AG Announces Expansion Of Indiana's Human Trafficking Unit
Additional investigators and attorneys are being assigned to the Human Trafficking Investigations Unit in the Indiana attorney general's office.
Rose-Hulman Receives $1.1 Million For Diversity In Computing
An alumnus of Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology is giving a $1.1 million dollar donation to increase diversity in computing.
Indiana Gas Utilities Had High Deliveries During Cold Snap
Vectren Energy North says the recent cold snap will cost its natural gas customers about 30 percent more than a year ago.
Monroe County Residents Celebrate Bicentennial
More than a hundred residents kicked off Monroe County's bicentennial celebration in the courthouse atrium with music, history and stories.
Critically Low Blood Supply Levels Concern Some Providers
The Indiana Blood Center says its blood supply levels across the Hoosier state are critically low.
Monday Winter Weather Snow Totals
Expect wind chills to range from 10 below zero to 20 below zero.
Lawmakers Cautious Of 529 College Saving Plans Paying K-12 Tuition
Indiana lawmakers want to study the impact of 529 College Savings Plans on state revenue now that the accounts can be spent on tuition for private K-12 schools.
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