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More Car Titles Being Processed, A Sign Economy Is Improving
From 2009 to 2012, the number of titles the state processed rose almost 9 percent.
Indiana Sees Strong Tax Revenue In April
State tax revenue and individual income revenues were up, while corporate income tax collections were down since last April.
Immigrants Obtain Citizenship In Indianapolis Ceremony
After a naturalization ceremony in Indianapolis the immigrants in attendance look forward to enjoying the benefits of being legal citizens of the United States
Indiana Census Data Shows Rise In Minority Population
Most notably, the Hispanic population has soared in the past decade and experts expect it will continue.
Natural Gas Plant To Replace Coal Plant In Martinsville
The Indianapolis Power and Light Company plant is expected to be complete by 2017.
No Problems With ISTEP+ Reported On Third Day Of Testing
To make up for two days of suspended testing, the state is extending the testing window an extra three days.
Dems Urge Pence To Veto Bill Eliminating Council Seats
Marion County‘s Democratic officeholders have been fighting a bill expanding the powers of Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard.
Report: Indiana One Of Ten States Without Preschool Program
A preschool program bill passed a committee, but fizzled with an amendment that included a series of changes and no direct funding for a statewide program.
DNR Says Newly Planted Trees Good For Environment, Economy
The Indiana Tree Project planted 10,000 in Morgan Monroe State Park on Tuesday
'Ag-Gag' Bill Could Be Revived Next Year
A bill, which would have made it a crime for activists to take photos at farms and publish them in an attempt to hurt the business, is not completely dead.
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