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IU to Raise Health Care Costs for Higher-Paid Employees
Indiana University budget authors say the school will attempt to contain rising health care costs by charging higher-paid employees more for their coverage.
Final Work Begins On State Budget
Legislators continue work on the budget as the 2011 session winds down.
Corporate Tax Rate to Fall 2%
Corporate tax rates would fall 2% under a bill passed by the Indiana House Thursday.
Mayoral Candidates Squared Off Thursday on WTIU/WFIU
Bloomington Mayor Mark Kruzan and his Democratic primary challenger John Hamilton squared off in a debate Thursday night.
Senate Passes Minimum Wage Law
Currently, Bloomington is the only city in Indiana with a wage standard higher than the state’s.
Mayoral Candidates Square Off in Debate
Bloomington mayoral candidates Mark Kruzan and John Hamilton faced off in a mayoral debate.
Senate Passes "Charlie White" Bill
The governor drew a step closer to being able to appoint a replacement for embattled Secretary of State Charlie White Thursday.
Purdue to Expand Regional Recruiting
The university will place representatives in five regions of the country to attract more students from outside Indiana.
MCCSC Plan to Lengthen School Day Faces Opposition
Public opinions appear to be divided on a plan put forward last night to extend the Monroe County Community School Corporation student day.
Democrats Cry Foul Over Charlie White Bail-out Amendment
The legislation shifts authority to the governor to appoint a replacement when statewide office holders are determined to be ineligible by the state recount commission.
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