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Columbus Renews Hospital's Ambulance Contract
The Board of Public Works made the decision after the ambulance board was unable to make a recommendation.
Daniels, Pence Meet To Discuss Health Care Law
The federal health care law requires two decisions be made at the state level before the next Indiana governor takes office in January.
Indiana State Fair Officials Say Safety Measures A Success
The State Fair’s Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan was created to deal with issues ranging from weather events to public safety emergencies.
Indiana Issues Cards To Prove Protective Orders
The "Hope Cards" prove a domestic violence victim has obtained a protective order.
Daniels: No Timeline For Picking Next Supreme Court Justice
The finalists are Hamilton County Judge Steven Nation, Tippecanoe County Judge Loretta Rush and Indianapolis attorney Geoffrey Slaughter.
Drought Produces Good Wine, Fewer Grapes In Indiana
The heat and the drought has helped vineyards even as it has depleted many other crop yields.
Indianapolis City-County Council Approves Same-Sex Benefits
Indianapolis City-County Council members voted to approve same-sex benefits for city-county employees. The measure now goes to Mayor Greg Ballard.
Career And Technical Education Paves The Way For School Reopenings
The Indiana Office of CTE says 22 sites are able to begin in-person classes. Most of the programs are in subjects like cosmetology, nursing assistance and firefighting, which require practical experiences for certification.
Indiana Farmers Get Financial Advice On Crop Loss
Farmers in Indiana are having one of the worst crop yields in decades, and they are trying to figure out how to deal with their financial losses.
Hoosiers Support Health Care Law, But Don't Want To Pay
Indiana residents support the ideas of the federal health care law, results from a survey released Monday find.
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