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Fukushima Raises Concerns About Indiana Nuclear Power
A bill which has passed the Indiana Senate may bring the nuclear debate to the state’s General Assembly.
Student Shot At Martinsville's West Middle School
All Martinsville schools were on lock-down Friday following an early morning shooting at the city’s West Middle School.
Lugar in Bloomington to Discuss U.S. Foreign Policy
Indiana Senior Senator Richard Lugar was in Bloomington this afternoon talking foreign policy to the city’s Chamber of Commerce.
Senate Makes Changes To Charter School Bill
The Senate Appropriations Committee added two amendments to the charter school bill.
IU Professor Says Smoke-Free Does Not Hurt Casinos
A study found that a smoke-free air law in Fort Wayne did not decrease the number of customers attending the off-track betting facility in that area.
Statewide Smoking Ban Moves Through Senate
A bill proposing a ban on smoking in public places was heard by an Indiana Senate committee for the first time Wednesday.
Right to Work Advocates Launching Ad Campaign
Right to Work committees began an ad campaign aimed at pressuring the Governor and the Speaker to bring back Democrats and vote on Right to Work legislation.
House Committees Begin Crafting Plans for Senate Bills
But the House still needs a quorum to do official business, and Michigan City Representative Scott Pelath said the only way to bring Democrats back is to reopen negotiations.
Public Hearings Announced on Redistricting
Senate Minority Leader Vi Simpson said she believes the public meetings are merely partisan efforts.
Indiana College Students in Japan Not Returning Home
Only Earlham College in Richmond is recommending its 25 students studying abroad to return to the U.S., at least until classes resume in May.
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