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Indiana National Guard Names First African-American General
Col. Wayne Black is being promoted to become the Indiana National Guard's first brigadier general.
Republicans Consider Moving Convention Outside Indianapolis
Next year may be the first time the Indiana GOP convention will be held somewhere other than Indianapolis.
Columbus Flood Plan: Build Retention Ponds, Buy At-Risk Land
The city held an open forum to discuss flood prevention days before the 5-year anniversary of a massive flood that caused $500 million in damage.
Martinsville Awaits Grant Funding For Downtown Improvement
Martinsville is seeking $515,000 to restore the facades of six buildings on its town square.
Child Care Programs To Soon Require Fingerprinting
Existing programs must implement the changes before the state conducts on-site inspections later this year.
Greencastle Square Blaze May Prompt Review Of City Fire Code
Just one business owner has come to an agreement with his insurance company following a fire which left four firms homeless.
Professor: Oklahoma Tornado Provides Insights To Home Safety
A group of researchers, including a Rose-Hulman professor, have found specific home design features increase their chances of withstand tornado damage.
Attorney General Suing Companies Charging For Deed Copies
The suit alleges the companies preyed on homeowners who didn't know they could get the same paperwork for much less from a county recorder.
Governor Encourages Companies To Hire Former Convicts
Gov. Mike Pence says if former convicts are employed, they are less likely to return to jail, which saves the state money.
Child Advocacy Centers Handling Thousands More Cases
There has been an increase in case loads of child advocacy centers for children involved in abuse situations. WFIU’s Misha Wee reports.
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