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GOP Budget Indicates Medicaid Expansion Is Unlikely
The budget proposed Friday does not include enough money for Medicaid expansion in Indiana.
Johnson County Plans Lake For Park
Johnson County officials are looking for new ways to attract people to county parks.
IU Residence Hall Rates To Increase 3.4 Percent
Indiana University Trustees voted Friday to increase residence hall rates by 3.4 percent to cover renovation costs.
U.S. House Votes To Freeze Federal Wages
The bill passed almost exclusively along party lines, with only two Democrats crossing the aisle to vote for the pay freeze.
House Republicans Budget Would Restore K-12 Funding
However, House Minority Leader Scott Pelath says the state should use more of its surplus to bolster education funding.
Scattered Snow Showers Could Reduce Visibilities
Scattered heavy snow showers expected through late afternoon.
Democrats Vow Floor Vote On Pence Tax Cuts
The House Republicans' budget does not include Pence's desired tax cuts, but House Democrats want there to be a vote on the governor's proposal.
Senate Bill Targets Undercover Video Recordings
A bill which has passed out of a Senate committee would make it illegal to take photographs or video in a private businesses without the owners’ permission.
Future Of Rockport Coal Gasification Plant In Limbo
The Rockport plant would take coal and process it into various substances, including synthetic natural gas, which burns just like traditional natural gas.
Indiana Trees Still Suffering From Summer Drought
Foresters say some tree species may never return the full strength they had before the 2012 drought.
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