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Chrysler To Invest $212 Million In Kokomo, Add 400 Jobs
Chrysler officials are expected to make an investment in Kokomo that amounts to hundreds of millions of dollars and some jobs.
Governor Pence Signs Farm Tax Bill Into Law
The bill, the governor's first to sign into law, prevents a $57 million in farm property tax increase.
Environmental Groups File Suit Over I-69 Clean Water Permit
The groups say the U.S. Army Corp of Engineers did not accurately assess the environmental impacts of filling in water ways during I-69 construction.
IU Hoosiers Fall To Minnesota, 77-73
Indiana comes up short against the University of Minnesota.
Indianapolis Air Show Canceled Because Of Budget Cuts
Indianapolis Air Show announced Tuesday it would cancel this year's show, fearing budget cuts from the federal sequestration.
Indiana Senate Calls For Constitutional Convention
The Indiana Senate has voted in favor of a convention to consider constitutional amendments to rein in the federal government spending.
House Speaker Would Like To See Changes To Gaming Bill
House Speaker Brian Bosma says he anticipates amendments to a bill that eases regulations on the gaming industry.
Indiana Sees Jump In Teen Driver Deaths
Sixteen 16- and 17-year olds died in driving accidents in the first six months of 2012, compared with only three the previous year.
Sequestration Might Affect Middle Way House
If federal spending cuts take place Friday, Bloomington’s Middle Way House may be shuttered until a federal budget deal is reached.
White House Specifies Sequestration Cuts In Indiana
If Congress does not reach a budget deal by March 1, several programs in Indiana could be cut, the White House warns.
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