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Senator Lugar Introduces Fair Tax Plan
Senator Lugar said the fair tax plan frees up capital for individuals and businesses.
Gun-Related Crime Prosecutions Up
U.S. Attorney Joe Hogsett says his office remains committed to cracking down on criminals involved in gun offenses.
Owners Of Little Nashville Opry Denied Insurance Money
The owners were not owed the money because they failed to maintain the sprinkler system required by a contract with Indiana Insurance Company.
Phelps Admits Attempted Murder In School Shooting Case
What was slated to be a week-long trial in the shooting of a teenager at Martinsville West Middle School took a turn Monday which ended the bench hearing faster than anyone expected.
Kappa Alpha Psi Celebrates 100th Anniversary
Thousands of members of Kappa Alpha Psi made a historic pilgrimage to Bloomington Thursday.
Monroe County Government Vacates Courthouse For Renovation
The Monroe County Courthouse is undergoing renovations. Offices closed today and will be closed again tomorrow while workers relocate to the Showers Building.
Study Links Environmental Conditions To Autism
Environmental factors may play more of a role in the risk for causing autism than genetic factors.
Distracted Driver Gets First Ticket For Texting
Nobody was hurt in the crash that led to the first Indiana ticket given for texting behind the wheel.
New Center Looks To Research Urban Health
The Center for Urban Health will focus on the issues that affect people living in urban environments.
Vaccination Policy Changes Delayed
The delay comes after officials expressed concern that the policy change would keep many kids from getting vaccinated for the upcoming school year.
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