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Legislators Disagree On Live Table Games At Racinos
The Senate version of the gaming bill would authorize live table games at racetrack casinos. The House version does not.
Criminal Code Debate Likely To Continue Next Session
Legislators are still trying to determine how much a shift toward more rehabilitation will cost local governments.
Study: 65 Percent Of Coal Plants In Danger Of Closure
EPA regulations are putting a strain on older coal plants, including some in Indiana.
Bill Legalizing Midwifery Still Faces Roadblocks
A change proposed to the bill would require midwives to have a doctor sign on as a supervisor.
Legislators Meet To Reconcile Versions Of Casino Bill
Lawmakers from both houses will meet Monday to work out the differences between the House and Senate versions of a bill aimed to make casinos more competitive.
Levee Failure Prompts Flash Flood Warnings In Vigo County
A levee official reports three or four locations where water is now spilling over the top.
Beta Theta Pi Wins IU Men's Little 500 Race
The 63rd LIttle 500 event took place this Saturday at the Bill Armstrong Stadium at IU.
Week At The Statehouse: Budget and Bullying
House and Senate leaders have one more week to work out a budget, and legislators passed measures strengthening antibullying and prescription medication laws.
Delta Gamma Wins Second Consecutive Little 500 Race
For the second year in a row, the Delta Gamma Cycling team defends their title in the women's Little 500 bike race.
Legislature Mostly Done Talking About Affordable Care Act
House Speaker Brian Bosma says the legislature is largely finished dealing with implementation of the Affordable Care Act this session.
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