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Proposed Bobcat Hunting Season Still Early In Planning Process
The state government is still in the early stages of planning for a potential Bobcat hunting and trapping season.
Under Fire For Slow Response, DNR Questions Lake Monroe Assault Witnesses
A lawyer representing a Black man who says he was attacked by a group of White people July 4, says the Department of Natural Resources is moving too slow and should be disarmed.
Wearing A Mask Could Be Part Of Monroe County's Next Health Order
Face masks could be required in public as the next part of the Monroe County Health Department’s next health order later this month.
Family Of Murder Victims Joins Injunction Against Government
Four people related to the murder victims of a man set to be executed in Indiana Monday are asking a judge to delay the execution because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ex-Indiana Gov. Joe Kernan In Care Facility With Alzheimer’s
Former Indiana Gov. Joe Kernan has lost the ability to speak due to Alzheimer’s disease, according to a report confirmed by his former press secretary.
Indiana COVID-19 Cases Continue To Rise As The State Reopens
On Wednesday, the Indiana State Department of Health reported 455 new positive cases and 15 additional confirmed deaths.
Mayor Pete Buttigieg Has A New Book Set For Fall, 'Trust'
Liveright Publishing announced Wednesday that the former Democratic presidential candidate and South Bend, Indiana, mayor had written “Trust: America’s Best Chance,” scheduled for release Oct. 6.
Lawsuit Challenges Indiana Limits On Voting Site Extensions
The law passed by Indiana’s Republican-dominated Legislature in 2019 prevents anyone other than a county election board from requesting court orders extending voting hours.
Hoosiers Defeat Second-Ranked Ohio State
IU pulls off feat of beating #1 and #2 AP teams in the same season.
More Companies Promise Jobs In Indiana
Although more companies committed to creating jobs in the state, they promised fewer jobs than in previous years.
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