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Farmers Expect Typical Growing Season This Year
At this time last year, farmers in Indiana were already preparing and planting for the season because of record-breaking temperatures.
Republicans Reject Democrats' Amendments To Abortion Bill
Democrats offered amendments to the bill that would broaden the regulations to all doctors who prescribed abortion-inducing drugs, not just abortion clinics.
Committee Approves Proposal To Allow Fenced Hunting
A House committee has approved a proposal to let fenced-in hunting preserves continue operating.
Bartholomew County Approves Fewer Hours For Part-Timers
Bartholomew County commissioners approved an ordinance Monday that cuts part time hours so the county is not required to pay health care benefits.
Terre Haute Hospital Unveils New Mother-Baby Unit
Union Hospital spent $3 million on a new mother-baby unit in response to rising birth rates.
Committee At Odds With Governor Over Medicaid Expansion Bill
The Pence administration says changes made to the bill hurt the state’s ability to negotiate the federal government.
Camp Atterbury Gets New Mission, Name
Camp Atterbury is changing its name to Atterbury-Muscatatuck and will serve as a problem-solving center for cyber security and unmanned aerial systems.
Energy Savings Adding Up In Cash-Strapped Indiana Districts
Several schools around Indiana have saved millions of dollars by cutting their energy costs.
State Could Use Existing Rating System To Fund Preschool
A bill in the legislature would create a commission to study whether the Paths to QUALITY standards predict whether students are prepared for kindergarten.
Receiving Long-Term Care Gets Harder As Demand, Cost Grow
The fastest growing population in Indiana is people who are 85 and older, according to recent Census Bureau data.
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