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Governor's Signature Would Legalize Midwifery In Indiana
The General Assembly passed a bill Friday legalizing and regulating midwifery.
Legislature Passes Criminal Code Overhaul
The legislation aims to make sentences for the worst criminal offenses more severe while reducing the penalties for low-level crimes.
County Assessor Sees Backlog In Property Tax Appeals
Even if they do not receive an answer to their appeal, residents must pay the property tax by May 10.
Array Of Issues Await General Assembly In Final Session
Legislators plan to vote in early evening on a new state budget which calls for a five-percent income tax cut, phased in over the next four years.
Bedford On List Of Finalists For Community Development Grant
If Bedford successfully obtains the state grant, the city will be awarded about $18 million dollars.
Deal Reached To Pause Implementation Of Common Core
A bill set to be passed Friday would keep Common Core education standards from being put into place until they can be reviewed.
Bloomington Mayor: Homeless Shelter Tent Is Illegal
A spokesman from the mayor's office says the tent that has been erected on the city's west side is illegal.
Legislators, Governor Reach Budget, Tax Cut Agreement
The deal includes a 5 percent tax cut over the next three years.
John Myers Hearing Now To Last Beyond The End Of The Week
John Myers is appealing his 2006 conviction of killing Indiana University student Jill Behrman.
Testing Requirement For Indiana Racehorses Dropped
Horse owners in Indiana could save thousands of dollars after the Indiana Board of Animal Health dropped a rule that required certain testing for racehorses.
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