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Proposed Bill Gives Tax Credits For Raising Minimum Wage
The bill would require minimum-wage employees to complete a training program to increase their education level or skills.
IU Part Of Largest-Ever Concussion Research Project
The project tracks student athletes over time to determine the longterm affects of concussions.
Senate Leader Wants Conversation Shift In Redistricting Debate
Sen. Greg Walker's bill would define what he calls the “criteria” of redistricting – prioritizing what map makers must consider when drawing districts.
Southern Indiana Gets New Prosecutor Focused On Violence
The U.S. Justice Department says the federal Southern District of Indiana will receive an additional assistant U.S. attorney to focus on violent crime.
Terre Haute Businessman Announces Bid For Mayor
Pat Goodwin is the owner of Tractor Tools Direct and a former Terre Haute City Engineer. He plans to run as Independent.
Tonight At 6 On ‘Indiana Newsdesk’
Some Orange County workers find out they’ll be keeping their jobs. It’s back to work for Indiana’s legislators. And Indiana’s National Guard heads to Kuwait.
Legislative Session Weekly Wrap-Up: DCS, Cold Beer, CBD & More
Government and Politics reporter Brandon Smith recaps the first week of the legislative session.
Rep. Lawson Won't Seek Re-election, Calls Legislature "Toxic"
Rep. Linda Lawson of Hammond says she'll finish out her term and then give up the seat she first won in 1998.
Cursive Writing Debate Back At The Statehouse
One lawmaker has earned the nickname "Queen of Cursive" for proposing the same piece of legislation for seven years in a row.
62 Deer Killed As Part Of Griffy Lake Cull
The city says an overpopulation of deer is hurting the preserve's ecosystem.
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